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g. b t q plus community are important because we believe in the rights and protections of all minorities. so here's what's coming up. we'll look at how the l g b t q plus community is marginalized across africa. when these are you done? done photograph off with tells stories and take a bath would walk around with musicians one law and yeah, this year, the house behind me was the focus of a hot debate over l g. b t 2 plus rights for the 1st time, members of gun is clear community had a center, a place where they could feel safe, but that was shortly. shortly after gone his 1st sofa, an only public space for the l g b t q. plus we need to opened police the landlord and some traditional rule. s storm the center. the threatened to bennett down alex don't call will be nice to see space belly caught out in time. i had to pass to the back door and then the situation was from experience. a lot of times the police officers and media places would read an individual and already criminalize the indi

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meeting in 2 years of foreign ministers from the world's wealthiest industrialized nations but the g 7 meeting in london will now see guests in india joining virtually from their nearby hotel after 2 diplomats tested positive for corona virus the group of 7 wealthy democracies is discussing vaccines as they face growing pressure to share stockpiles g 7 ministers are arriving at lancaster house for the final day of the meeting in the british capital let's join leave barca outside the g 7 venue and neve we can assume that the indian diplomats were tested before they left india but worrying certainly that they've tested positive now in london. yeah it is concerning this was as you rightly say meant to be a return to face to face at least master mars diplomacy after a 2 year hiatus and delegates from the g 7 and other invited guests included india came here with high hopes that the british proceedings would be able to be continued in a secure fashion we know their delegates have been regularly tested we know that the meetings have taken place behind screens and the protocols were in plac

down the groundwork for when g 7 leaders meet in the u.k. in june and from what we've seen so far we can expect a lot of talk about china and russia artie's alex smile which has the story. together but distanced for the 1st time in 2 years foreign ministers from g 7 nations are meeting this time in london well the covert 19 pandemic and climate change are expected to take up much of the agenda discussions about china and russia are also making the top of the list with the u.s. and u.k. taking the lead on this subject any country. china or otherwise takes actions that challenge or undermine or seek to erode that rules based order and not make good on the commitments that they've made. to that order we will we will stand up and defend the order but what's going to change is russia's behavior again as a p 5 member of the security council against the basic norms of international law while some see the claims of veering from basic norms or hypocritical at best russia has called allegations from the west anti russian hysteria and china says the we

and at the g 7 what at its core it's a partnership based on values and so it's fitting that today we meet own world press freedom day and we've seen a whole range of attacks on journalists from batteries to mammal violations of media freedoms are growing around the world at what i feel is an alarming rate and i welcome the unequivocal stance of the united states and the whole g 7 on safeguarding those vital democratic bill walks in our media freedoms as co-chair of the global media freedom coalition the u.k. is working with our partners so that we shine a light on the violations we hold those to account we support germinate journalists who are trying to shine a light on these abuses around the world and we try to reverse what is otherwise a dangerous trend. this cuts i think to the core of the values and interests of the director of g 7 represents right around the world and it shows i get i think what's important for us to meet together this week now let me have a tiny tiny again thanks for being here thanks for a valuable discussions today and i look forward and we look forward to w

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this is g w news live from berlin tonight no facebook for at least for now basements oversight board today appealed the decision to ban the former us president for inciting the riot at the u.s. capitol the board says the ban was justified that making the banned indefinite was not also coming up tonight india sees another record rise in cope with 19 deaths as overcrowded hospitals turn sick people away we'll hear from some of the volunteers fighting to fill the gaps and to save lots of germany's next shipment of medical aid takes off for india this time on board both equipment and experts plus some of the world's wealthiest nations discussing how to distribute vaccines more fairly sharing shots with poor nations to 50 human rights and combating disc information to some of the topics at the 1st face to face meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in 2 years we'll have the details. of the united states into all of you around the world welcome facebook's oversight board today upheld the social media giants decision. in to suspend donald trump's account but it said it was wrong to ban the former

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step the g. 7 they began the day by talking about myanmar. discussions about putting more pressure on the military john to that before shifting discussions to syria and libya now oh to the brink of the u.s. actually a state at least is holding talks about eastern europe about russia ukraine. many many months of violent protests against the reelection of alexander look at shanghai one of europe's last political strongman that concerns to about the military buildup on the border between ukraine and russia tensions between moscow and the g 7 remain high and have been very high ever since russia was kicked out of what used to be the g. 8 after it invaded crimea many g 7 countries are of course members of nato and nato in moskos eyes is trying to encroach on russia's form of post soviet sphere of influence there are other issues on the table as well from climate change afghanistan and also the global pandemic and trying to get vaccines out to those countries that need them most it bodes for an incredibly busy g 7 leaders summit which is in may jun

down the groundwork for when g 7 leaders meet in the u.k. in june and from what we've seen so far we can expect a lot of talk about china and russia argues alex myla bitch has the story. together but distanced for the 1st time in 2 years foreign ministers from g 7 nations are meeting this time in london well the covert 19 pandemic and climate change are expected to take up much of the agenda discussions about china and russia are also making the top of the list with the u.s. and u.k. taking the lead on this subject any country. china or otherwise takes actions that challenge or undermine or seek to erode that rules based order and not make good on the commitments that they've made. to that order we will we will stand up and defend the order but what's got to change is russia's behavior again as a p 5 member of the security council against the basic norms of international law while some see the claims of veering from basic norms are hypocritical at best russia has called allegations from the west into the russian hysteria and china says the w

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from doha and fully battle also coming up to indian delegates tests positive for corona virus at the g 7 meeting as a covert crisis deepens back home. by the. tens of thousands rally against the government in colombia and demand an end to police violence and a record breaking surprise a man and woman gives birth to 9 healthy babies in a hospital in morocco. u.s. president joe biden has backed a proposal that would temporarily lifts intellectual property rights fork over 1000 vaccines it will help millions of people in poor nations get inoculated by allowing more manufacturers to produce jobs mike hanna reports from washington. president biden has backed a vaccine waiver jaring the 2020 presidential campaign and in recent weeks his team has held a series of discussions with representatives from the pharmaceutical sector the as it was u.s. trade representative catherine time who formally made the announcement. these are extraordinary times and circumstances of call for emergency measures she tweeted the u.s. supports the waiver of protection on covert 1000 back scenes to help in the pand

foreign ministers from the g-7 group of industrialized nations have wrapped up three days of talks inondon. at their first face-to-face meeting for more than two years, they discued the distribution of vaccines, including increased funding for the international covax program. the group also had harsh words for china and russia against alleged human rights abuses and economic bullying. the ministers went as far as to say that aside from the coronavirus pandemic, they perceived china and russia to be the world's biggest current threats. for more now, let's cross to our very own reporter, on the story for us in london. first face-to-face meeting for the foreign ministers in over two years. how much did covid-19 disrupt this meeting? >> well, definitely has shaped this meeting, brent. for a start, the delegations were much smaller than the usual g-7 meeting, and we have heard from the german foreign minister , who spoke to some of us journalists at the sight of the meeting, that there were very strict rules when it came to covid, very strict hygiene rules, even during dinner he had to sit

human rights and combating disinformation just some of the topics at the 1st face to face meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in years. it's good to have you with us facebook's oversight board today upheld the social media giants decision to ban donald trump from the platform but it said that the company was wrong to suspend the former u.s. presidents account indefinitely and has given the company 6 months to determine. what it called a proportionate response facebook and twitter had previously argued that mr trump was banned for violating their rules after years of making exceptions because his comments were deemed news worthy facebook suspended trump's account 4 months ago for inciting the violence that led to that deadly january 6th capital riot all right now we want to bring in internet law expert dr mightiest kettleman from the live gets institut for media in hamburg professors good to have you on the program i want to ask you don't trump responded to his ongoing suspension from facebook by saying that free speech had been taking away from him is that what has happened you know obvio

threats the increasing power of china and continued calls to isolate russia speaking at the 1st in person g. 7 meeting since 2019 secretary of state tony blinken so the goal is to balance countering the latest challenges without trying to contain beijing or to escalate tensions with moscow but we are focused. very much on russia's actions and what course it chooses to take. president biden's been very clear for a long time including before he was president that if russia chooses to act recklessly or aggressively we'll respond it is not our purpose to try to contain china or to hold china down what we're trying to do is to uphold the international rules based order that our countries have invested so much in over so many decades to the benefit i would argue not just of our own citizens but of people around the world including by the way. joining me now to discuss is burma's co-host and investigative journalist ben swan now ben let's start with the issue of how the group of 7 plans to deal with the rise and growth of china why do we know so far. yeah it's kind of interesting because as you hea

i'm and who is covering the g? 20 summit of for you alex. good to see you. summit is also about the lessons learned from the coven pandemic. what are they in particular? well, i think that during the condemning the g 20 nations nations realize how important it is to provide us, tim, a sustainable financing for their health systems. they also learned how essential it is to mobilize enough resources, resources for scientific development and research. but i think what was the most important issue here in rome was that by coming together and by participating in this summit, the g 20 leaders wanted to demonstrate that they want to work closely together again, that multilateralism is back, that no one can take on the pandemic alone, and that is probably why all our fund ally in the european commission president describe this summit as a milestone. but let's have a listen to what she had to say. yes, this was the very 1st time that the g 20 has ever dealt with the issue of health in a broader sense in the pandemic and government leader level leader

the virus has been on a long list of topics covered during the summit with the g 7 promising to boostsupport for the un's kovacs scheme aimed to getting vaccines to some of the world's poorest countries of the $1000000000.00 doses delivered worldwide only one percent of so far gone to low income countries in a final communique ministers also pledged to support peace efforts in syria to the sahara ethiopia to eastern europe and to restore a rules based international system in the aftermath of the trumpet ministration and russia and china as more aggressive foreign policies we stood up for trade we've agreed a series of concrete tangible mechanisms to promote human rights and democracy around the world and we brought in if you like the scope of the normal g 7 but the in person absence of india from the summit will inevitably force host the u.k. to rethink covert protocols ahead of the g 7 leaders summit in june a reminder that while many rich western democracies are beginning to emerge from the pandemic others remain in the midst of a deepening crisis and have back out jazeera london. u

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well 2 things really one main objective was for the g. 7 to reach out to others to other like minded democracy. reaching out to countries from the in the pacific region south africa in order to coordinate their policies for example when it comes to china and strategies how to deal with china but then again also from what they were talking about a lot really shaped by the pandemic and the german foreign secretary said this also is of geo strategic importance when he was talking to media on wednesday. which i feel. there is a lot of talk about russia and china's vaccination diplomacy. that's why it's important to note that 3 quarters of all covered stories is financed by the g 7. 2000000000 vaccine doses 2 countries need to get out of. its we want to continue this initiative. and deliver even more doses to counter the vaccine diplomacy of some countries that's. my chief and i need it's a tool and borders and to make clear that we are aware of our responsibilities to the rest of the world. so we drill a dominating this summit phil and i think this will also see this as a dry run because

who jim tower, the president of the people's republic of china for 10 years g g ping became his successor. in march 2013, he announced he would take notice signs of action against corruption and the situation has improved the homeowners from the slums. there are no rules for compensation. they vary widely from one region to the next. we have no way of knowing to what extent they are actually complied with. human being paid are insanely high, emotionally by living space, not just here, but elsewhere, and other regionally in the un is building the whole anguish. the number of conflicts over the demolition of villages has decreased, but that doesn't mean circumstances have improved for the roughly 300000000 low income and migrant workers. the raising of entire slum neighborhoods has left countless homeless the migrant workers who suffered if they what if you want to see it that way under these poor conditions or in another urban village. further out of the city, they have to commute further for their job at the supermarket that this handful of rich, who now live their shop in, you know, so.

this comes just a day after the g. 7 summit where the u.k. and france were among the countries valen to work together so do these disputes over post bracks and agreements stand to threaten the major alliances like the g 7 that the u.k. and the e.u. are both a major part of we're right rachel the g. 7 ministers and development as just met the actual summit is going to be in june in cornwall actually called this day in the u.k. and that's where you'll see all the global leaders including from the u.s. side will be attending members of the g. 7 but i would say this it was an inside government minister just actually announced and he basically positioned it this way he said we're like 2 brothers referring to the u.k. and the french he said we're very close we're close allies but just like brothers there are bumps in the road i do think ringback this is a flashing point mainly because there are the economies at stake in the throughout france i don't think it's going to break the g 7 that's almost the certain because it's so significant in terms of

in london with more on that coming g. 7 meeting. coronavirus news now india of course which is now approaching $20000000.00 confirmed cases of covert $1000.00 since the pandemic began another 368000 in the past 24 hours another well over 3400 deaths as well and worse still experts believe those numbers of yet to pay but with numbers telling the big story we mustn't lose sight of this reality this is a hospital in bangalore ruin the southern state of cannot these bodies being taken away 24 people died there when the hospital ran out of oxygen has also been queues outside the hospital distressed patients and family members people have even been dying in these cues as they waited to get mislead and then inside hospital staff fanning patients with whatever's on hand trying to keep them alive or at least comfortable it's not just a shortage of oxygen or hospital beds indiscriminate or ian's are overwhelmed but the staggering number of people that are dying in the past 2 weeks there have been 40190 covert related deaths in india and that'

last week were in the country that's almost half of the new cases we've parker joins me now from the g. 7 venue in london as the u.k. hosts this event supposedly a return to a sort of in person diplomacy but it's not quite worked out that way for the indian delegation. yes an awful lot of planning has gone into making sure that the return to face to face diplomacy goes off without a hitch we know that according to the organizers including the vaccines minister that the aims are always been seek speaking this morning that delegates of have to have daily 19 tests. meetings have been restricted then their number that all delegates have had to wear masks throughout and many meetings have taken place behind puppet prospect screens despite regular testing and the urgency to to isolate if any positive test was found nevertheless. despite all that protocol in place 2 delegates from the indian delegation have tested positive we don't know what variant of the virus has been detected we don't know exactly when they are believed to contract coronavirus or indeed what kind of contact they may have h

speaking at the 1st in person g 7 meeting since 2019 secretary of state, tony blinking said the goal is to balance countering the latest challenges without trying to contain beijing or to escalate tensions with moscow. we are focusing very much on, on russia's actions and what course it uses to take. present button's been very clear for a long time, including before he was president. that if russia chooses to act recklessly or aggressively will respond, it is not our purpose to try to contain china or to hold china down. what we are trying to do is to uphold the international rules based order that our countries have invested so much in, over so many decades to the benefit. i would argue not just of our own citizens, but of people around the world, including by the way, china during the now discuss has been thus co host an investigative journalist, been swan now been. let's start with the issue of how the group of 7 plan to deal with the rise and growth of china. what do we know so far? yeah, it's kind of interesting because as you heard there the anthony lincoln, the secretary said,

in the indian delegation to a g. 7 summit in the u.k. is self isolate after 2 members tested positive for corona virus the reprieve 7 wealthy democracies are discussing vaccines as they face growing pressure to share stockpiles. the united nations says 150000000 people worldwide are going hungry 20000000 more than 2 years ago or in conflict the main drivers for the economic shocks exacerbated by the pandemic and climate change are also major causes. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run out of time to form a new government putting his political future in question netanyahu has been meeting opposition party leaders in an attempt to secure enough votes to form a coalition president reagan rivlin will now decide what to do next israel has gone through 4 inconclusive elections in the past 2 years are a force that has more from west jerusalem. so what has happened is again he ran out of time to be the person in charge of trying to put a coalition government together at least in public and now it's up to the present riven rivlin t

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i'm and who is covering the g? 20 summit of for you alex. good to see you. somebody is also about the lessons learned from the coven pandemic. what are they in particular? well, i think that during the condemning the g 20 nations nations realized how important it is to provide sustain sustainable financing for their health systems. they also learn how essential it is to mobilize enough resources, resources for scientific development and research. but i think what was the most important issue here in rome was that by coming together and by participating in this summit, the g 20 leaders wanted to demonstrate that they want to work closely together again, that multilateralism is back, that no one can take on the pandemic alone, and that is probably why or the fund ally in the european commission and president describe this summit as a milestone. but let's have a listen to what she had to say. yes, this was the very 1st time that the g 20 has ever dealt with the issue of health in a broader sense in the pandemic at a state and government leader level. and the re

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