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south african anti-apartheid activists and human rights lawyer george bizos has died at the age of 92 he played a key role in ending apartheid presented nelson mandela at his treason trial in 1964 and he worked for the former president until his death in 2013. in bello reuss another prominent opposition leader has accused of threatening to kill her if she refused to leave the country maria kolesnik over behind bars says security agents told her that they would remove her from bella ruse quote alive or in pieces the threats are part of a widening crackdown on opposition activists who have been leading protest against authoritarian president alexander lukashenko. this is the moment masked men broke into the offices of jailed opposition politician viktor. the russian banker was put in police custody last month and banned from participating in recent elections he's not the only opposition leader in detention. seen here at anti-government protests earlier this month was abducted and almost forcibly expelled from. sheer remains in jail in minsk. claim security operatives threatened her life

top south african human rights lawyer, george bizos, who famously defended nelson mandela, has died aged activists during the apartheid years and became one of the architects of the country's new constitution. president cyril ramaphosa announced his death, saying mr bizos had "contributed immensely to our democracy". india has one of the highest suicide rates in the world and campaigners say it can be difficult to know where to turn in times of crisis. to coincide with world suicide prevention day, the country has launched its first ever national helpline, operating in 13 languages. ishleen kaur reports on the personal tragedy that helped to bring it into being. this was just six days before 18—year—old raga took his life. january six, 2019 changed everything for his family, including his sister. it was very sudden. it was shocking. none of us saw it coming. so my family, we were shattered. we were broken. and it took us a long time to even sort of come to terms with what had happened to us. according to the latest report by the national crime records bureau, the number of indian men who

south african anti-apartheid activist and human rights lawyer george bizos has died at the age of 92 he played a key role in ending apartheid is represented nelson mandela at his treason trial in 1964 and worked for the former president until his death in 2030. are now to beirut where firefighters have brought a massive fire in the city's port district under control the blaze broke out in the same area that was devastated by a huge explosion just a month ago the latest fire touched off panic among the city's residents many of whom are still traumatized by last month's blast which killed nearly $200.00. smoke billowing again from beirut's destroyed port the fires sent a massive column of black smoke and flames over the warehouses firefighters battled the fire from the air and on the ground by evening the blaze was under control. the fire has reopened wounds for the people of beirut who are still reeling from the devastating explosion that rocked the city last month. that is very unfortunate that this has happened illusionist with one problem and then another starts. i hope it was a no

look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the funeral of george bizos has been held in south africa a hero of the anti-apartheid struggle he was also nelson mandela's lawyer and he represented him at his trial for treason he was also known as a lifelong defender of human rights is many achievements include helping to draft south africa's post apartheid constitution a rwandan court has denied bail to paul rusesabagina who was depicted as a hero in a hollywood movie about rwanda's 1994 genocide and is now on trial for terrorism rusesabagina was or has been charged with forming or joining an irregular armed group and complicity in murder is the german bioengineering company buying on tech says production of $750000000.00 doses per year of a coated $1000.00 back scene could start in the 1st half of next year the drug is being developed in collaboration with pfizer and biotech will purchase a production facility in the german city of marble from pharmaceutical giant novartis. i'm seeing here in europe to spain now where residents in the capital madrid are on

anti apartheid crusader george bizos who became nelson mandela's personal lawyer has died at 92 his family said he died at home of natural causes disease came to south africa as a 13 year old fleeing the nazi occupation of greece it made a key role in the legal fight to end apartheid the racist system used to oppress south africa's black majority for decades the those represented mandela at his treason trial in 1064 and worked for the former president until his death in 2013. this is news coming up next our special edition on the corona crisis you can stay up to date by downloading the deed of news app and you can follow all last henri's and correspondence on instagram and twitter handle is at d w news check our website as well. and told me all laddie thanks for joining us. on. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news of. our corona update. from the 19 special next on d w.

look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the funeral of george bizos has been held in south africa a hero of the anti-apartheid struggle he was also nelson mandela's lawyer and represented him but his trial for treason he was also known as a lifelong defender of human rights his many achievements included helping to draft south africa's post apartheid constitution a rule one court has denied bail to paul rusesabagina who was depicted as a hero in a hollywood movie about rwanda's $1094.00 genocide and is now on trial for terrorism rusesabagina has been charged with forming or joining in a regular armed group and complicity in murder. colleagues of the russian opposition leader alexina vaughany have released a video in which they claim that he was poisoned in his siberian hotel room rather than at the airport as previously thought traces of the nerve agent which was used to poison the volney were detected on an empty water bottle at the hotel. the german via engineering company buying on tech says production of $750000000.00 doses per year of a coven $10

south africa are paying tribute to the apartheid activist on long time lawyer to nelson mandela george bizos has died aged 92 these us represented mandela in the 1964 rivonia trial that saw him sent to prison for 27 years he also played a key role in the legal fight to end apartheid and is credited for drafting a number of laws in the country transition to democracy in 1904. in ethiopia local election has taken place in the region against the orders of the country's government it's feared the vote could increase political tensions and even threaten the country's unity as malcolm with the reports. people in the 2 gray region of northern ethiopia voted in election years federal government said was on constitutional and illegal government postpone nationwide polls that were due last month because of the coronavirus pandemic. but some to grand voters say they were being deprived of their democratic right. to be i believe it is lawful toward elections every 5 years it isn't there a lot of it is very important because it means being governed by an idea to make government elected by the people. the

top south african human rights lawyer george bizos, who famously defended nelson mandela, has died agedented some of the country's best known political activists during the apartheid years and became one of the architects of the country's new constitution. president cyril ramaphosa announced his death, saying mr bizos had "contributed immensely to our democracy". now on bbc news, coronavirus: your stories. philippa thomas hears from people about how covid—19 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—19 is changing lives around the world. i'm thomas and this week we are looking at nature and climate. how our natural environment can help us as individuals in times like this and also the personal story of two of us who want the global pandemic to throw more light on the global climate emergency. later we will hear from ireland about one way of turning to nature in stressful times with growing interest in the traditional practices of forest medicine like a forest bathing. and from sweden, how health —based architecture can help us now to rede

the funeral of george bizos has been held in south africa a hero of valor here part of our struggle he was also know some mandela's noya and representing about his trial for treason was also known as a lifelong defender of human rights has many achievements include helping to draft south africa's post apartheid come to choose. severe flooding in nigeria's northwestern kebbi state has left several people dead and many more homeless and sparked fears for the nation's food security camp is the country's main producer of staple crops like rice maize and millet the country's the state's emergency agency says the flood waters of submerged about 500000 hectares of farmland. now israel which is really imposing its nationwide lockdown the 1st country to do so for a 2nd time as its coronavirus caseload source the new 3 week restrictions are divided the nation initially hailed for its successes in combating the pandemic israel now has one of the highest infection rates in the world. just a few hours before the country goes into its 2nd prolonged lockdown people in this market here in jerusalem ru

the funeral of george bizos has been held in south africa a hero of the anti-apartheid struggle he was also nelson mandela's lawyer and represented him in his trial for treason he was also known as a lifelong defender of human rights his many achievements included helping to draft south africa's post apartheid constitution. muslims here in germany are calling on the government to take anti muslim hate more seriously islamophobia attacks have surged in recent years today a new network of experts has been watched to tackle this issue but many of those affected say bigger changes are needed to stop the discrimination. and i am sure and to be clear as this and even just the looks you get it's a feeling of not being accepted of being different or the feeling that you're not allowed to see berlin or germany as your home however much you'd like to see him die also months down the road. ran a time of that he is a student in berlin and like around 4 and a half 1000000 others in germany she's muslim she says she often experiences discrimination. statistics show the number of attacks on muslims a

south african anti-apartheid activist and human rights lawyer george bizos has died at 92 he played a key role in ending apartheid the source represented nelson mandela is treason trial in 1964 and worked for the former president until his death in 2013. u.s. president donald trump is under fire again for his handling of the coronavirus in a new book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus and has produced an audio recording of the president admitting to doing so at a news conference president trump defended his actions he maintained he was not lying to the public insisting he did not want to cause panic nearly 200000 americans have died so far. and certainly are not going to drive. this country or the world into a frenzy we want to show confidence we want to show strength we want to show strength as a nation and that's what i've done and we've done our let's go right to washington now do we go have a standing by for us there are high abbie so how is the president's explanation for misleading the american public on the coronavir

human rights lawyer george bizos, who famously defended nelson mandela, has died aged 92.me of the country's best known political activists during the apartheid years and became one of the architects of the country's new constitution. president cyril ramaphosa announced his death, saying mr bizos had: "contributed immensely to our democracy". the british government's plans for a huge increase in coronavirus testing could cost tens of billions of dollars, according to leaked whitehall documents. the papers, which were obtained by the british medicaljournal, set out how the initiative, described as borisjohnson's moonshot programme could work, with an aim of 3 million coronavirus tests per day available by december, and up to 10 million early next year. details of the project emerged on thursday as the prime minister set out new restrictions on social gatherings in england, which scientists have warned could remain in place into the new year. nick eardley reports. back at the downing street podium, to announce new restrictions for england because of real concern in governmen