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human rights. many people around the world are still being denied their fundamental rights. changing this is a global challenge. the human rights week on dw-tv. >> we continue our broadcast with, arguably, the world's most popular sport -- soccer. the countdown has begun for one of the most-watched sporting events on the planet. in less than a year, the euro 2012 event with begin in poland and ukraine. preparations are well underway in the eight cities chosen to host the matches. we have been visiting some of these locations. our reporter starts in warsaw. the final will take place in kiev in july. >> footballs bly as the team -- fly as the team warms up. their minds may be on something very grand. the euro 2012 soccer competition hosted by their country and ukraine. >> i am excited and impatient. time goes by so slowly. i cannot wait for the summer of 2012. >> the euro 2012 competition is not just played for my land, but also for the whole of poland and ukraine. it is an unique opportunity, both for soccer and the economy. we're getting into infrastructure. -- new infrastructure. >> the tournament k

behind closed doors at the classic factory will shock you a new report by the institute for global labor and human rights details rampant human rights abuses at the classic factory in jordan the report is titled sexual predators and serial rapists run wild at wal-mart supplier in georgia and you can probably take a guess at what the report is talking about from its title. this factory is filled mostly with women of mostly sri lankan origin because the company doesn't want to pager again ians who would likely ask for higher wages and safer working conditions and these sri lankan women have to work thirteen hours a day seven days a week for sixty one cents an hour their passports are taken away and they're forced to live in cramped dorm rooms that don't have either hot water and that are infested with bedbugs but that's not even the worst of it they are also routinely subject to sexual violence there rounded up on a weekly basis and forced to have sex with managers of the factory in a nearby hotel if they refuse then they're beaten and raped and deported back to sri lanka where they become outcasts

the country's authorities launched massive radiation checkups three months after the focus human disaster global people are angered by the late response and the lack of transparency. a russian intelligence chief has been found guilty of treason for exposing a group of russian sleeper agents in the u.s. last summer. and israel warns foreign journalists against joining a gaza bound political ado to depart from greece and threatens to ban them from entering the country if they get aboard the humanitarian convoy. russia needs to diversify its economy as oil production is not expected to grow in the next decade that's according to russia's finance minister who made his speech at the investment forum which is underway in moscow and more from the forum in about twenty minutes. this is our t.v. coming to you live from moscow marina joshie welcome to the program the japanese government is starting radiation checkups for more than two million people living near the crippled fukushima plant it's part of a long term health monitoring program launched over three months after the nuclear crisis started and ha

getting catered to a number of progressive causes such as eliminating poverty kirby global warming and restoring human rights both at home and abroad but also committed to exposing paul ryan's budget for what it is hateful america said the ryan plan reflects iran's love of greed and contempt for the weak by giving huge tax breaks to millionaires while making deep and harmful cuts to programs that protect seniors struggling families and the middle class well said the publicans and even sold their religious supporters up the creek just to cater to millionaire and billionaire campaign donors the bad herman cain the republican presidential hopeful who previously put his foot in his mouth by saying he's uncomfortable with the idea of appointing muslims jews added should he be elected president was asked by think progress. yesterday if you felt the same way about gays take a look. at this or can you recently put under fire for your comments about the chronicle you would apply to your partner or do you keep her still prince home. or qualified to curse that you know your kind will go wow what a reasonable ans

of it's human and global there's history but it's a loss of evidence for sixty five years and god is going to call it is called. consumers who are. joining me now are the real masterminds behind what happened saturday jason talley who organized the two thousand and eight dance party at deejays and any dickey who put together the little free party that we had last week and now sorry we couldn't get in the promo there wasn't any real good footage of you dancing from what i've said it was miserable i was told that my two left feet are more. well there is that video of the stair down where i have to stare down with the cop in there in the background is doing this slo mo to the music and it was it was really perfect to set the dramatic scene but it was ok jason you couldn't make it last saturday but you were the one who organized the first right here regional dance party at thomas jefferson's in two thousand and eight tell us how that came about that it just happened because i visit the jefferson memorial one evening and it was dark and beautiful and i thought well this is you know it wou

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decisions to didn't break through and through to people made who can you trust no one who is human view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. well go back to the big picture and sharpen coming up in this half hour during the routine obama bashing this weekend republicans got their feathers ruffled when the tables were turned on them by their own hired comedian so what the republican reaction to jokes about their own candidates may be very telling and insulates of daily take i'll tell you how a six foot high wall is the only thing standing in the we have nuclear disaster right here right now in the united states. over the weekend i attended a progressive net roots nation conference in minneapolis minnesota and thanks to lucy in fact for filling in for me while i was gone just down the street from net roots another about was being held the conservative right on line conference so needless to say with progress isn't right wingers commingling there was potential for some explosive confrontations and t

decisions to prevent break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is human deal with the global mission that we see where we had a state controlled capitalism that's called session so when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. internally or the military mechanisms and do the work to bring justice and accountability. i have every right to know what my government and we want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of america. exceptionalism. welcome back to adam versus the ma'am now after watching the tape of what happened last saturday some of you may have noticed that the cop who picked me up and body slammed me might have looked a little bit familiar if you're following this so here we have a little interview with eric holder a couple weeks ago attorney general to ask him if he thought that ending the war on drugs might save some lives of police officers killed unnecessarily in the line of duty and here you see us actually if you can hear you see the officer in question of the parks department parks police making a complete ass

global presence. we have fundamental values guaranteeing human rights for all residents. the police commission is dedicated to the protection of those rights, including the fundamental rights guaranteed by our constitution of the common defense, civil protection, and protection of civil rights for all. thank you again, commissioners. i want to make sure you are aware of our policy analyst. we will certainly be available for any questions. president mazzucco: thank you very much. we have chief suhr as our next speaker. is there anything you would like to add? president mazzucco: our next speakers will be john crew from the aclu and veena dubal from the asian law caucus. i would like to thank them. there were times during our meetings we did not agree on much. we started to agree on many things. the collaboration is what brought us here tonight with the policies that have been enunciated by the chief. thank you for your hard work. you did it. thank you. >> my powerpoint to come up. ok. thank you all, thank you to the police commissioners and to the human rights commission f

makes decisions to break through a bit so that he made who can you trust no one who is human deal with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we'd give our tea question more. internally or. do the work to bring justice or to. have the right to know what my government should do if you want to know what i. would characterize obama as the terrorism the version of american exceptionalism. welcome back to adam vs the man joining me in studio is jake negative neo-con deliberate negative you've got nancy gilberto and joining us. from the live streaming from ontario canada also freedom ain't radio dot com gentlemen thank you both for being with us tonight but we do now this is this is actually a really special panel because this is this is a preview of what we're going to be doing it pork festival for our our our broadcast from there but tonight we want to cover some some serious foreign policy issues and go to our military analyst as well as our philosophy analyst so i want to start with some of these reports out of afghanistan and

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smith, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, subcommittee on africa, global and human rights. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i thank the distinguished chairwoman for yielding and thank her for her leadership on human rights issues. let me just say, mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.j.res. 68. you know, when the u.s. intervention in libya began last march i raised and i was among many several still unanswered questions about our involvement. they included questions about the identity and the aims of the rebels, the varying presidential statements that seemed to shift like the wind, the level of u.s. involvement, the possibility of gaddafi retaliating against american interests outside libya and whether u.s. ground troops may be requested at some point, though the resolution seems to clearly say that that would not be authorized by congress. in the course in the debate about the constitutionality and the viability of the war powers resolution, these questions have remained unanswered. the president has refused to seek congressional approva

human zone foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news" america. >> this is "bbc world news" america. reporting from washington. wanted for crimes against humanity, muammar gaddafi faces an international arrest warrant. after 100 days of nato airstrikes is victory any closer? shrouded in secrecy, two weeks after an operation in cuba, venezuelan president hugo chavez remains out of sight. and the changing face of california. as the economy recovers to recover, some aren't ready to give up on the american dream just yet. >> every 20 or 30 years it gets into a slump and the world is going to fall apart and we get paranoid and pessimistic. this is the beauty of america. >> welcome to our views offer pbs in america and also around the globe. the pressure against libya's leader muammar gaddafi intensified today as the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for him and two of his closest allies. wanted for alleged crimes against humanity, gaddafi remains defiant and his justice mini

it's become a complicated mix of national security morality personal tragedy and human freedom and a national and global scale when it's over and it's far from being over just yet how do you think history will look back a man exactions believe be remembered as a hero a traitor or a victim and facebook beyond believe he's already a hero bill martin told us being a soldier you give up certain rights when you raise your right hand and take your oath of service and making secret documents is not whistleblowing it's treason on you tube varian said bradley manning will be forgotten as an individual perhaps a troop maybe we will take a larger type in history books on twitter open mind concluded i hope manning will be remembered as a hero because it means we have over him that complacency with what's really been going on might take for anyone to reveal secret documents of the u.s. takes courage my courage may not be enough to be called a hero it's the result their actions have on history itself that will determine how they will be remembered and as for bradley manning the world will be healing and debating the

was detained in airport in beijing in april his arrest sparked a global campaign for his release spoken critique of china's human rights record he's perhaps best known for helping to design the country's famous bird's nest the lympics stadium. the former dior design john galliano has gone on trial in paris over accusations of hurling anti-semitic insults and racist remarks at a couple in a drunken outburst last february the british designer was fired from his high profile position at the french fashion house after a video surfaced online instance left early on his glittering career in tatters despite apologizing for his remarks if found guilty he could face up to six months in prison. the countries of the former soviet union are marking the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion the claimed the lives of some twenty seven million people solemn ceremonies have been held across several states which bore the brunt of the war against hitler's armies here in moscow russia's political elite laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier by the kremlin wall president medvedev stressed the importance of keeping the

smith, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, subcommittee on africa, global and human rightso tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i thank the distinguished chairwoman for yielding and thank her for her leadership on human rights issues. let me just say, mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.j.res. 68. you know, when the u.s. intervention in libya began last march i raised and i was among many several still unanswered questions about our involvement. they included questions about the identity and the aims of the rebels, the varying presidential statements that seemed to shift like the wind, the level of u.s. involvement, the possibility of gaddafi retaliating against american interests outside libya and whether u.s. ground troops may be requested at some point, though the resolution seems to clearly say that that would not be authorized by congress. in the course in the debate about the constitutionality and the viability of the war powers resolution, these questions have remained unanswered. the president has refused to seek congressional approval of his action

smith, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, subcommittee on africa, global and human rights. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i thank the distinguished chairwoman for yielding and thank her for her leadership on human rights issues. let me just say, mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.j.res. 68. you know, when the u.s. intervention in libya began last march i raised and i was among many several still unanswered questions about our involvement. they included questions about the identity and the aims of the rebels, the varying presidential statements that seemed to shift like the wind, the level of u.s. involvement, the possibility of gaddafi retaliating against american interests outside libya and whether u.s. ground troops may be requested at some point, though the resolution seems to clearly say that that would not be authorized by congress. in the course in the debate about the constitutionality and the viability of the war powers resolution, these questions have remained unanswered. the president has refused to seek congressional approva

detained or to an airport in beijing in april there is a response to global campaign for his release spoken critique of china's china's human rights record he's perhaps best known for helping to design the country's famous bird's nest and unpick stadium. the countries of the former soviet union have been marking the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion that claimed the lives of some twenty seven million people solemn ceremonies were held across several states which bore the brunt of war against hitler's armies period moscow russia's political elite laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier by the crimean war president medvedev stressed the importance of keeping the memory of the world by making sure it doesn't fade with time. but a better us a special ceremony was held at the breast fortress which saw the first major standoff between soviet and nazi forces from where r.t. is a country to great job or report. but like any careless child i had plans that even if i wasn't afraid when they started shelling i only remember that something exploded and my bed was thrown into another corner of the room. not only four y

global warming effect goes unchecked and wreck human civilization. not forever but it can set us back a good deal. it can reach the point where the cost of think fixing things a greater than total available funds. we're between 1%, and 2% gdp to reverse that and that is already enough to scare lot of people off. autism similarly is a horse or bull when this happens to your child that you can seize on a suggestion of a connection and people respond to it. i have close friends -- two of my closest friends believe vaccine caused it. when you get into that calculus at that point with these big questions it is difficult in democracy because leaders of democracies, democratic countries are much healthier as an entity, much stronger and broadly based and leaders can't get very far so when the public is so far behind the curve with regards to science and technology is hard for those leaders -- >> brings us back to the al gore question. that is what al gore was trying to do. never worked with a person -- have no vested interest in this. one of the things he r

global financial headlines. report. we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers . the week's top stories here on r.t. down lot of calls of genocide charges against him monstrous out of noxious as he appears in the hague the first start to serbia's hopes of these arrests getting a fast track into the e.u. suffer a setback. for libyan intervention loses out of your does nato eager to reverse a stalemate rolls out heavy gun sheds the move is fears of a coalition maybe preparing for a ground invasion. health inspectors focus on a german restaurant to haunt the source of a killer he call i box but there's a little relief for struggling in spain after being initially blamed for the outbreak tyria has already killed nine hundred eighty four new york and infected more than two thousand. i feel like natural disasters are getting more ferocious and more frequent scientists say can be almost impossible to predict deadly tsunamis floods and wildfires a prominent oceanographer here in russia tells our team next how people can reduce their risks. mr calderon thank you very much

this is a global crisis against humanity. 5% of the population and 25 of the jail population. 5% of the prison population. we engage in a war in libya against leadership to destroy their own people. we must have a higher sense. [applause] the rationale for the war of libya is we must stop gadhafi reaching a war against islam people and we should. we should have a higher standard. this is a war of the government of black and brown citizens. now that we know better, we should empirical lead to better and act now. it must be aggressive in acting to interracial targeting but must not be a perpetrator of it. treat and heal the sick. education of incarceration, 4,000 pretreatment, 25,000 for incarceration. we must meet with attorney general holder, petitioned the president to relieve a remedy in action now. the most fundamental of all of our rights is their right to vote. a "new york times" editorial last week we are one vote away from the state's right supreme court. that's 1896. of the 34 states are attacking the voting rights act there is a common theme attacked workers' rights to organize

continued the fight against human trafficking with my husband, we launched the dna foundation's real men don't buy girls campaign. our goal is to address the cause by reducing the globalce of buying girls for sex. human trafficking is more similar in the u.s. and nepal than you might think. though my time in nepal was brief, my experiences there only strengthened my resolve. the young women and girls i met have left a lasting imprint. one by one they battled unspeakable cruelty alone, but now surrounded by other survivors in the safe haven they call mother's home, you can feel the renewed hope these girls have for their future. but anuradha and maiti nepal can't save every child on their own. anuradha once said, just imagine if that was your daughter standing there, what would you do? how would you fight?

this is a global crisis against humanity. we're 5% of the population and 25% of the jail population. 5% of the prison and we engaged in the war in libya against leadership that destroyed it's own people. we must have a higher standard. [applause] [applause] >> the rationale for war in libya is we must stop gadhafi, waging war against his own people. we should. we should have a higher standard. this is a war by government against black and brown citizens. now that we know better, we should imperically do better and act now. the feds must be aggressive, but not an interpret of it. treat and heal the sick. 4,000 a year for the treatment, 25,000 for incarceration. we must meet with attorney general holder, petition the president for relief, remedy and action now. closing this note, dr. ron, the most fundamental to all of our rights is the right to vote. in "new york times" editorial said last week, we are one vote away from the states right supreme court. that's 1896. the one that the 34 states attack in the voting rights act, th

global financial meltdown. but greek crisis has the chance to be another aware human brothers moment because what you have being greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the route if greece defaults it's not going to just look like greece is going to affect all of your. banks all over europe or very much exposed to greece when you're highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed. they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely horrible now german banks actually hold a lot of greek debt and there are leverage thirty two to one at this point so greece goes down it's going to ripple effects across the entire world and there are experts all throughout the financial industry that are warning that this could set off another two thousand and eight style crisis. you can find more views and personal experiences of events in greece that's of course on our website r.t. dot com or here's a what else is waiting for you on line at the moment the european commission put an end to washington's move to access personal data on passengers flying between europe and the u.s. saying that

i think global health is a priority and we're fortunate to be able to work with mental health and human development, for instance, in this area. cdc similarly has an interest and often globally in international research network that autism speaks is a network that's actually codeveloped with the cdc and with research from 30-plus countries. i think that usaid and other agencies is certainly some, you know -- we will welcome the opportunity to work with them. we'll have a prousaid and understandably at that point. autism is not one of their priorities. but we certainly look forward to revisiting that opportunity and to work with agency. our sense is that from our travels and conversation with stakeholders around the world, it's a highly respectable agency and their work has had tremendous impact on the population around the world and we would love to be a part of that. >> you were very diplomatic and say it's not among the priorities at usaid. is it even on their agenda. >> i think so but i think it's a matter of prioritization. yes. >> you mentioned south korea, 2.6%, which seems extrem

smith, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, subcommittee on africa, global and human rightspro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i thank the distinguished chairwoman for yielding and thank her for her leadership on human rights issues. let me just say, mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.j.res. 68. you know, when the u.s. intervention in libya began last march i raised and i was among many several still unanswered questions about our involvement. they included questions about the identity and the aims of the rebels, the varying presidential statements that seemed to shift like the wind, the level of u.s. involvement, the possibility of gaddafi retaliating against american interests outside libya and whether u.s. ground troops may be requested at some point, though the resolution seems to clearly say that that would not be authorized by congress. in the course in the debate about the constitutionality and the viability of the war powers resolution, these questions have remained unanswered. the president has refused to seek congressional approval of his actio

brings the best of russia's culture and history to a global audience broadcasting in english twenty four seven. they form a m.p. turned human rights champion malalai joya braves death threats assassination attempts to expose what she calls the dark side of life in our country joy claims that the nato occupation has only brought more suffering to the people of afghanistan that discussion is coming your way right now. bella joy thank you for taking the time to be with us thank you. recently returned from a trip to the u.s. that didn't start world you were denied entry visa the decision was later reversed but why do you think this happened especially after the fact you visited the u.s. several times without a problem because each time in the past when i went to us and also to some kind i exposed along policies of us in that way in afghanistan who are by our country and did about it on film and rights human rights and democracy. are so important to people and therefore you are set to dr who are foot a copy of the taliban and they waste taxpayer money and billions of dollars as now this operation in afghanistan discriminant beco

that there is a scientific consensus. >> i know the caller disagrees -- there's a global warming and it's caused by human activity. the science, as far as i'm concerned as a nonscientist, to fine it persuasive. science is messy and individual scientist sometimes say is not cautious, and scientific progress goes in fits and starts, and people make mistakes. i suppose it's conceivable it could turn out that the scientists are wrong about climate change. i think there's enough consensus it makes sense for policymakers to act on the assumption that it's a real and serious problem. and i do think, if you look at what the government does, i mean there's a lot -- it does a lot of stuff based on science, which is imperfect as it always is. you need to regulate, and you can't wait -- sometimes you just can't wait until there's a scientific consensus. you have to make a judgment that a problem is serious enough, that even if there's -- it's possible that it turns out not to be really a problem, it's likely enough that we're justified in going forward with some sort of regulation. >> host: eric posner, is cost bene

global economy. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow as i'm approaching. early twenty first century military bases. that the united states is trying to get its astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world. we don't have foreign bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in our bases are fine the noise is our noise and doesn't bother us at all because they're all bases but for other people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions they have thing else to get everything you need. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. well sources are not ripples fr

global economy cars report. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. are with our team coming to live from moscow a reminder of the top stories britain has revealed it neglected to protect prisoners from abuse as part of its role in the u.s. rendition program this comes as american officials face lawsuits from foreign detainees who claim they were tortured in overseas prisons. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan general betray us is set to become the next cia director but opponents question if the new chief spy will object to really assess the progress of american conflicts. and families in india accuse the government of allowing the use of a controversial pesticide which they say killing their children victim groups claim applying the chemicals is causing a generation of deformed children who don't live to see their twenty's. so we have lines here and he'll be back with the top stories in about thirty minutes time before they are just peter with al and his guests debate why president obama's announcement to w

simple with sunshine the reason master race and there is a human waste that's the logic there silently stands behind the conclusion of this global permission on drug policy. a countdown has begun at baikonur cosmodrome where every vamp version of the so you spacecraft has been moved into position ready for a blast up in just a few days it will carry three crew members to the international space station for a six month mission on board mankind's most remote outposts i.t.s.a. in france reports from the large cap. the twenty eighth expedition to the international space station blasts off from here at the baikonur cosmodrome so far everything is run according to plan very smooth indeed we've got three people heading up into space from here russian cosmonauts sergei volkov japanese astronaut food and american astronaut mike fossum and with us is mike fossum son he's going to give us a little inside story as to how it's been living and preparing for a space expedition with an astronaut what is it like actually living with an astronaut day in and day out he's just a normal guy you know we were just talking a minute ago about how he see

global financial headlines. comes a report. hungry for the. we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. back there with their teen years old at the top stories goldman sachs one of the biggest u.s. financial entities throws away more than a billion dollars of levy's investments that's as american moguls call khadafi fair game for cash scams. emergency crews step up to your firefighting efforts in russia's republic of it which has seen a spectacular but destructive artillery blow. than secure no longer a high tech russian firm says bypassed i phones much touted security and is now offering to retrieve any information from anyone's phone for a sizeable see. if they have live here in our next hour interview show spotlight as relations war between russia and america host al going off and his guests discuss what this could mean in reality and not just in the world of politics. hello again we welcome seems like the into the show. i'll do you know they will speak about one of the most important issues in. u.s. russia. russia is a bit. now has a vital su