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g, b, g, i, right worldwide. there is a lot of support. but my feeling is that we need more than just strong work. we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to drugs or we can see that there has been lots of issues also in the past, whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating. l g b, t i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q. community is the last minority in societies where it is still acceptable to, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be openly violent against them. well, at least it's not acceptable to have l g, b, t i. people no matter where they are living at tech, just because of their sexuality because they want to protest peacefully in places like social, but also other place in the world. the community is still facing a lot of st

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g. right? ah, i'm hello. this is al jazeera life from doha. also coming up, the pentagon, son, feel our master, the taliban. recent games or us troops finalize their withdrawal from of janice done. trying to stop the spreads. the delta variance is spreading fast across these asia. more records infections reported fans more athletes test positive for covert 19, just one day before the talk you lympics opening ceremony. ah, thousands of people had rallied in at the south of us to show their support for a few peon federal troops who are fighting in the northern region of t. grey speakers called on the philippines to be unified against the grow and forces. they accuse them of using child soldiers. well, this comes as the conflict has widened into neighboring hara and of our regions to growing groups claim more than 50000 people have been killed in the conference. well last night, catherine sawyer. he joins us for me as a sub catherine, tell us more about this rally. while people started coming in here on medical square. they rarely just ended abou

g b t. right organizations, sham even ran for the countries highest office is there light at the end of the rainbow worldwide calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. bands what, what can brussels do? but of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult as you heard, and to transport this into the wider. it's even more difficult because the influence you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to this, this values, it's even more difficult to, to have your stand in the world. so it's, it's a long way to go still and just try to match this a little bit together. i'd like to come back to budapest, hungary, where does that?

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rights. it's about, you know, l g, b, g q, right? it's about the right to walk down the street and walk to class and not have to be afraid of a stray bullet hitting you and killing you or your friend or your brother, whoever it is. right to have a future. hey, give a minute. you said you'll be coming. you'll be going into the meeting at 2. i'll give you a text. thanks mike. but the fact that we're kim is our biggest strength and our biggest weakness. definitely the fact that we are young people and that we do have such a strong moral compass and feel things so fiercely and so quickly and act on it. and we're not afraid to speak up has always been our strongest, has always been the thing that made us different were not afraid to take those strong chance. sances and to call people out here in dc, we have students going to congress literally every single day. and law game is members of congress. like we have a 10 minutes. me who when i started, i had death threats. ah. when i started, i had people, you know, pushing me down. the thing i

g. b t i right, especially in the european parliament. i know a lot colleagues coming from the conservative family, all the liberals and the supporting goes issue. i don't know why it is time to let are we, we address to the georgia authorities last week, but still when it comes to protecting l g b, t i. right. well why there is a lot of support. but my feeling is that we need more than just strong work. we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to juncture, we can see that there had been a lot of issues. also in the past, whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating, l g b, t, i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q community is the last minority in societies where it is still acceptable to, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be openly

g. b t. community as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicate on the other hand, during the last presidential election in 2019 mountaineer about tour, a member of the l. g. b t rights organization, sham even ran for the countries highest office. is there light at the end of the rainbow? worldwide? calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. band, what, what can brussels do? and of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult, as you heard, and to transport this into the wide over. it's even more difficult because the influence the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to this, the values, it's even more difficult to, to have your stand in the world. so it's, it's a long way to go. so

g. b t community, as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicates on the other hand, during chinese he has lots of angel election and 2019 mile nearby tour. a member of the l g b t, right? organization sham, even ran for the country's highest office. is there light at the end of the rainbow? worldwide. calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier about what, what can brussels do. but of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination. of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult as you heard, and to transport this into the wider world. it's even more difficult because the influence the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors, of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to this, this values, it's even more difficult to, to have your stand in the world. so it's, it's a long way t

right wing mom. well, covering an anti l g b t q. right. the exact circumstances of his death are still unclear. thousands have taken to the streets in solidarity with the journalist. very angry protesters accused the government of enabling the violence. we all the government directly responsible for failing to provide security for the jordan. and therefore, we believe that the prime minister and the government only, that will be factory to the georgians inside him. they started with a very clear message. the government that has organized poker almost by the radical pacific targeted to the to dollars journalist and then has multiple people's was damaged. and now 11 that has to reside last week, writers attacks the l g b t q, campaign offices in georgia, capital tbilisi, lux. carrabas was there and filmed the attackers around 50 journalists were injured . the loss, carrabba's death has further inflamed tensions and more demonstrations are expected . and that's it from me and the news team here in berlin. don't go away though. up next we have

other days. alaska robin needed hospital treatments off to being beaten by far right. activists as he filmed, and l g b t q protests last week. right. and church support is attacked l g b t q campaign is who are planning to hold pride events in the capital tbilisi dozens, the journalists were injured in the violence that net to the pride march being cancelled. now off the alexander lost her of the genesis and opposition protest. i have promised to keep challenging georgie in societies, traditional values on demanding the prime minister resignation. you're watching d. w. news up next business. the news wide waiting streaming for gretchen again world might be a couple weeks in burned in south africa with disabilities more likely to lisa job .

g. b t. community as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicates on the other hand, during the last presidential election and 2019 mile and near about tour, a member of the l g b t, right, organizations, shami even ran for the countries highest office is there light at the end of the rainbow worldwide, calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. bands, what could, what can brussels do? but of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even europe. this is difficult, as you heard, and to transport this into the wider it's even more difficult because the influenced the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tight behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to this, this values, it's even more difficult to, to have your stand in the world. so it's, well, it's a long way to go.

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g. b t. community as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicates on the other hand, during the last angel election and 2019 mile near about tour, a member of the l. g. b, t rights organization, sham even ran for the country's highest office. is there light at the end of the rainbow? worldwide? calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. bands. what could, what can brussels do? but of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult, as we heard, and to transport this into the wide over. it's even more difficult because the influence you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to this, this values, it's even more difficult to, to have your stand in the world. so it's, it's a long way to go still.

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g b t registration. which address is human rights up? the be people that what's because the commitment by the are a current japanese government headed by prime minister suga has week only week commitment for the protection of l. g b, the people's rights. and then and then because of depends ruling party l d, p party liberal democratic party, a portion of this, a conservative party has very old conservative politicians and they block the bill right now. japan is headed to the olympic games in less than 3 weeks. the games are set to open and we're back in february. you had written that you were hoping that big because of the games. they could be a catalyst for change in japan when it comes to l. g, b to q issues. but realistically, i want to ask you, how likely is it that that change will happen? yeah, it's a fair question. i was hopeful, hopeful, and then the l. g b, g community here in japan was helpful. and then the, and then we got a lot of international support to for the quality for l g, b, t, people independent ahead of the olympics.

president how that read to the proposal that we lift the patient on the batting the rest of the g 7. right, sitting on the fence or in the case as far as johnson and i'm awfully opposed to this proposal i'm. we can only put that down to narrow back the nationalism and government profit interest, the big pharmacy corporations ahead of global interest in terms of guessing, i guess in this time that may come to control and we really need to see the government, the german government stock blocking these proposals that would ramp up supplies on the right side of history. now, if we've done this a year ago, we would be in a different position. now we would have so many more doses being made, developing countries, we have a short supply. * for themselves, yes, 12 months after all those commitments that the best thing would be a global public good. and they're still standing in the way back. the not in developing countries. i mean, i've seen case street in washington dc and the massive big farm lobbying firms. i mean, are you saying that the big for home and lobbying in london in brussels is, is w

right. activists. as he filmed, and l g b t q protests last week. right. and church support is attacked l g, b, c, q, campaigners who are planning to hold pride events in the capitals, tbilisi, dozens of journalists were injured in the violence that net to the pride march being cancelled. now off the alexander lasker of the jennison opposition protest had promised to keep challenging georgia in societies, traditional values, and demanding the prime minister's resignation. earlier we spoke to none of boys in id say, who worked with alexander lash corolla. she tells us how she views the government's response to last week's attack on l. g. b t, q activists. today, prime minister made the statement on the constitutional statements. i can't call any other way because you said the majority of people are against the so basically denied the rights of minorities. they were just the shocking press conference, not only they're not taking the responsibility over what they see left monday, but they're completely trying with all the supper tags and everything to justify

he wants to challenge the ruling right wing law, justice party and elections in 2 years time. the government has clashed with brussels over law reform, l g, b, t, q, and women's rights. and earlier a spoken d w correspond magdalena goose pollock out in warsaw. and i asked her what to come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the ruling party for years, for key key, and we know that he has the vision to win been next election, which will take place in 2 years and poland and his ambition for now. and it's clear he will find the properties, keep it, his name is gone. it to happen. we still have come years. so we have to to what to do, what's going to happen. but she came back, you know, compete, he came back to the platform which he called founded to go. and she feels like home, hugh, which he today you were very positive who those self confidence. and he had, he will give courage to, to point to when the next election. well, the time for football and denmark had continued their fairy tale run at the european championship by reaching the semi finals with a $21.00 win over the czech republic. caspar dog berg

i had needed hospital treatment after being beaten by fall right. activists as he films and he l. g b t q. protests saw right. and church supporters attacked l g b to you. campaigners who are planning to hold pride events in the capital tbilisi . and last week, georgia as prime minister had called the planned pride events, unacceptable for many parts of georgia and society. and monday he dismissed the fresh protests over laska. rob is death. on the 2nd? yes, another failed conspiracy against the state masterminded by empty state, an anti church forces which failed and will never be successful in that country. studies come, we're going to be not the but the protesters have promised to keep challenging. georgiana society's conservative values and demanding that the prime minister resign well from tbilisi, i'm join male by nana bush needs. she's the channel executive of t. v. pier valley, that's where the camera man worked, who was found dead over the weekend. it's good to have you on the program. me asking in to you and mr. lush cut our work together at tv prevail. what was your react

well there is a lot of plot for l g b t i right? especially in the european parliament. i know a lot colleagues coming from the conservative family, all the liberals and the supporting goes issue. i don't know why it is time to let are we, we address to the georgia authorities last week, but still when it comes to protecting l g b, t i. right. well why there is a lot of support. but my feeling is that we need more than just strong work. we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to drugs or we can see that there had been a lot of issues also in the past, whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating. l g, b, t i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q community is the last line already in societies where it is still acceptable to do, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be op

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robin needed hospital treatments off to being beaten by far right activity as he films and l g b t q protests last week. right and church support is attacked l g, b, c, q, campaign us who are planning to hold pride events in the capital sibley. see dozens of journalists were injured in the violence that net to the pride march being camp . so now also, alexander lasker of the janice and opposition protest had promised to keep challenging georgie in societies, traditional values and demanding the prime minister's resignation. earlier we spoke to nana burge and id say. he worked with alexander les carrabas. she told us how she views the government's response to last week's attack on l. g. b t, q activist. today, the prime minister made the statement on the constitutional statements. i can't call any other way because you said that the majority of people are against they felt they denied the rights of minorities today was just the shocking press conference, not only they're not taking the responsibility over what they see last monday, but they're completely trying with all the supper talk

he was found dead at his home on sunday, after he was badly beaten by far right. activists during a protest against and l g b t q. pride, march in the capital tbilisi over attacked for doing his job. now found dead men alexander less co rather was beaten by right wing mom covering an anti l g b t q. riot. the exact circumstances of his death are still unclear, of thousands have taken to the streets in solidarity with the journalist. very angry protesters accused the government of enabling the violence. we hold the government directly responsible for failing to provide security for that, you know. and therefore, we believe that the resignation of the prime minister and the government is that only that will be secretary the majority and they started with very clear message. the government that has organized progress on this, by the radical, this was civically targeted to the, to the journalist and then has multiple people who are damaged. and now 11 that has to reside last week writers attacks the l. g b t q, campaign offices. in george's capital sibley, see much carrabas was there and filmed the attackers a

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didn't think a lot of people questioning the wisdom that is also raise the awareness that our g l g p t q. right? so you wait for the refuse to allow the aliana, serena in munich, lights up in rainbow colors, but nonetheless, people still showed that darcy and of course it was a 2011 host cities is never been done before in the tournaments history. i don't think it will be repeated sometimes has to travel thousands and thousands of miles, but it will added to the craziness and excitement of amongst the football more cities in the time of corona. that's quite strange in itself. i suppose the horse, i mean, i guess in hindsight they probably would have done it like that. but with that and they've gone with it. and as i said, it remains to be seen whether having all those fans traveling across cities, teams traveling cross the t's will be worth the risk. we'll find out, i guess, in a few weeks. well, it was quite an exciting tournament. jonathan kind, thanks very much. you're welcome. i turned on to some other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of cubans have taken to the streets

right activity. as he filmed and t a l g b t q protests last week. right? and church support is attacked l g, b, t q. campaigners who are planning to hold pride events in the capital tbilisi. dozens of journalists were injured in the by them. that net to the pride march being cancelled. now off to an exam, the last 4 of the journalist position protested had promised to keep challenging georgie in society of traditional values and demanding the prime minister's resignation. british police and now investigating online racist abuse. targeting 3 black english football is off the in the last the euro 2020 final to italy. the police say racist. social media posts were directed at marcus brash but jayden santo and became 2nd after the miss penalties. help italy when the game england coach garrett south gate, has called the abuse unforgivable. meanwhile, in italy, the returning heroes of the victorious road 2020 score have delighted fence with an open top bus to it through rome, a plan parade was canceled because of corona vars. concerns but after meeting president

about the next few weeks to tell us that in a request taking and it's been, it's attention to l g b t q, right? you re refuse meaning value on the green light, the stadium in rainbow colors. of course, then people in germany and elsewhere start their own form of solid parity with that it was kind of like the streisand effect really to the band in a way amplify the shape. and then as you mentioned, $1150.00 this tournament, it probably won't be repeated like that's something for us to travel thousands of miles, but i think overall it just added to the uniqueness and excitement of a really crazy for weeks. the only press now i'm having a break. yeah. and date it certainly being quite the total just on a personal note, even though you're english obviously, personally, one of the england, when a little birdie told me that you didn't back them well that correct. particularly that work. and i before the tournament actually predicted in italy, england final kit, england, italy brother were still thinking maybe one event, but yeah, you didn't want. my predictions came off. alright, well jonathan kind

right wing law and justice party in elections in 2 years time. the government has clashed with brussels over law reforms and l g b, t, and women's rights. earlier we spoke with v w correspond magdalena gosh paula cut in warsaw. we asked her what to plan. come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the ruling party for years. could she key and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland and his ambition for now. and it's clear he will find the coaches to get his aim is going to happen. we still have 2 years, so we have to do what was going to happen. but he came back, you know, compete to, he came back to class one which she called founded to go. and she feel like home, hugh, which would be today. you were very positive who are both self confident and she's had, he will give courage to, to teach when the next election. well, listen to football. now in england have hammered ukraine for nil to march into the semi finals of the european championship. hurricane cor twice in rome to send the 3 lines into their 1st year a semi since 1996. england have yet to conce

right when law and justice party in elections. in 2 years time. the government has clashed with brussels over law reforms and l g, b, t, and women's rights. earlier we spoke to d. w correspondent, magdalena goose, paula cotton, warsaw. we asked her what to supplant, come back rather rather we asked or what to plan, come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the really 5 to 4 years for good. she key and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland and his ambition for now. yeah. and it's clear he will find the, could you keep that he's a, if it's going to happen, we feel that community. so we have to do what was going to happen. but she came back, you know, compete high school. he came back to the platform where she found us predict to go and she feel like home, hugh, which we could teach today. you were very positive who are both self confidence and he will give courage to, to teach to when the next election. well, let's do the football now and england have hammered ukraine for nil to march into the semi finals of the european champ

we're seeing pockets of this right wing and c, l, g, b, u, i sentiment right across the e. u, not just in hungry. so this needs to set a precedent. enough's enough. and why is it right for the european union to meddle in hungary is domestic law making? well, i think as, as every, as every country does, we sign up to assess of values. we sign up for us. any citizen, we heard it from our president commissions say to dean and speech in september when, when one, when one you citizen is moving from one country to another, across the european union in solidarity and free movement, their rights to travel with them. it doesn't just stop at one border and continues onto a next by a hearing to the fundamental values and principles of their e, you. therefore, countries are hungry, poland we seen in croatia in the last coming days, even in my own country of aren't, we've seen issues around l, g, b, u, i am to sentiment and we need to make sure that again, the citizen at the very heart of the you why we even set up the european union in the 1st place is to protect the fundamental rights

lot e's g let's get right to our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega. will the president be wearing a mask again? >> reporter: david, this is all just coming in to me from sources now. we could be hearing from the president on thursday regarding this announcement about federal workers and mandatory vaccines. it is looking like they could end up requiring this federal work force to either be vaccinated and/or abide by other protocols like mandatory testing. we're talking about for all federal workers. the federal government is the largest employer in this country, more than 2 million people. and this would be a big shift from this white house. they had said they didn't want to impose mandates like this, but the delta variant has changed everything. as for the president and masks, i'm told he'll be following the cdc guidelines closely when he travels to an area with high transmission rates, you'll see him wearing a mask again. right now, david, washington, d.c., the white house, not one of those areas. >> all right, cecilia vega with us tonight with new r

expectation of getting some of the benefits at to some said the city seems to be listening to the g 7 alone. right, so just very, very briefly, alex, yes, know, is a deal actually possible given for huge number of different needs. oh, it's going through the cd and the usaa twisting everyone's arms, but i think whether it's delivered is another question because it is so clearly unfair. i think we'll see a pushback to move this to the united nations because the cds teamsters to a blueness john's now right, alex, come on there from tax justice network. thank you so much. thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. competence among major japanese manufacturers has hit its highest level since 2018. that's according to the bank of japan's tongue con survey. it says businesses, there are benting on a strong post pandemic recovery. despite some acts, nissan has announced plans to build an electric vehicle battery factory in britain, the japanese automaker, together with its chinese partner. envision a f. c wants to invest 1200000000 euros in the north of englan

and then i understand that, ok, and what about the group of all right, s b g is that for you from essence, have a few fancy mentioned she'll come. well, it's hard for me to make a psycho gram from 24 people and you see guys, anti semites must get annoyed by the fact jews a portrayed as being smarter than everyone else. this, although we'll also see that choose not always politically smart. now they've made themselves into token and it may be that will get the simple kind of b a s d can use the pseudo argument that they can't be anti semitic because they have 24 jews on boarding. and i'd call that nevis going on. when he mentioned the situation has become significantly worse. so despite or perhaps because of the last 20 years as my human dignity should be respected independently of my jewishness. but we need to engage and i hope that others feel similarly affected and threatened by these anti democratic movements in societies. the way i feel threatened. the question is, are people sick of freedom and responsibility? do they believe that they can give up and not get eaten by the authoritari

own rules, allowing young girls, for example, to choose meal names without parental consent, l g, b, c. right? so organizations are also promoting changes in school norms, including replacing the words, boys and girls with learners. they also want to cancel gendered uniforms and some pupils being separated for school activities. here's julie maxwell, again, member of the nonprofit family education trust. the danger then is that you make it incorrect and you get ideas that are not real. so for example, if you had a book, a very young children that was teaching about transgender that perhaps that a boy could become ago. and there are story books with, with those kind of story lines. young children will believe the boy can actually be ago. this is some of the story books that talk about young children transitioning. you know, they make it signed simple. you know, i don't know if the children have got no understanding of the medical and surgical interventions that the child that goes down that pathway will be lacking themselves in for the so called russian strain of covert has not caught the atte

he wants to challenge the ruling right wing law and justice party in elections in 2 years time . the government has clashed with brussels over law reforms and l g, b, t, q, and women's rights. earlier, we start to date every correspond. magdalena, palate caught in war, so we also what to plan, come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the really party, for years of cookie, and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland. and his ambition is for now. yeah. and it's clear he will buy the property and get his name if it's going to happen. we feel that 2 years. so we have to to what to do was going to happen. but he came back, you know, compete, he came back to class one when she called found us to get to go. and she feel like home, hugh, which we could he today, he were very positive who are both health confident and he's he will get courage to, to point to when the next election. well, i know some are well headlines. a global cyber attack has for hundreds of supermarkets in sweden to close pack, has targeted a florida based software group which supplies several swe