well, the court room here at the high court _ afternoon. court in _ afternoon. well, the court room here at the high court in dublin _ afternoon. well, the court room here at the high court in dublin is - at the high court in dublin is small, it was packed to capacity and tension filled the air earlier this afternoon when thejury tension filled the air earlier this afternoon when the jury returned to deliver their verdict. they were asked, did conor mcgregor salt nikita hand? and they responded, yes. they then went on to would damages against mcgregor of almost a quarter ofi million euros. afterwards, nikita hand came out to meet the media and she said it proves that people can be vindicated. you can stand up for yourself if something happens to you, no matter who the person is, and justice will be served. to all the victims of sexual assault, i hope my story is a reminder that no matter how afraid you might be, speak up — you have a voice and keep on fighting forjustice. conor mcgregor, he left the high courtjust before nikita hand spoke. h

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the shock is a vaughn is a go to bought a who also reportedly on went missing and said to hold high court 5, but the petition was high, it was 5 to hold high court d and asking that could be produced. but the case um, this is a very wasn't crunched back to the of the state executive down on john this worked, trying to establish information that is considered contentious or sensitive. there is a great deal of control over the media and focused on at the moment. and, and one with this is this exercise is by the bedding, joy list for short, short periods. and then having them appear in custody on, often trumped up charges as good. and what, who does case? i see. so it is not necessarily the story that he's on usual because this is part of a part of the way the focused on a state suppressors defense. this has happened to the boss before the square. yes. which in this competing similar stories with regard to dissenting voices now be a pass code for the peachy eye on the government to engage in dialogue to find a peaceful way forward. does the pci policy back any responsibility for how the situ

they are supposed to be the strongest in the world because of the involvement of the high court judgen of a court would simply interpose an expensive and time consuming forensic procedure, and sirjames mundy, the former president of the family division of the high court, has said recently only those who believe implicitly in judicial on the sense and infallibility, and he adds that he does not, can possibly have any confidence in the efficacy of what is proposed. if thejudge supposed to second—guess doctors? will the church make a decision on the basis of paperwork? orwill there decision on the basis of paperwork? or will there be a hearing in open court? —— will thejudge make a decision. where is the capacity in the judicial system for this? so farfrom being a genuine safeguard, the involvement of a judge could just be a rubber stamp. judge could 'ust be a rubber stam -. ~ , judge could 'ust be a rubber stam. ~ , ., stamp. will my learned friend . ive stamp. will my learned friend give way? _ stamp. will my learned friend give way? yes. _ stamp. will my learned friend give way? yes.

in terms of the high court, all eyes are on the two oldest conservative justices, clarence thomas ande, if they were tired donald trump would have the opportunity to nominate their successors making trump the first president since franklin roosevelt to have appointed a majority to the high court, the 74-year-old poured some cold water on the speculation this week when sources close to told the wall street journal he has no plans to retire. despite these disclaimers it seems like some of his hopefuls are polishing their resumes. in a recent interview with the conspiracy policy blog, the express skepticism of birth right citizenship. regardless of who sits on the high court, the change in the presidential election will certainly impact the cases presented to the court. under the new trump administration the federal government is likely to change its position on a number of cases that the court will hear this term. issues involving ghost guns and immigration. on thursday, donald trump announced that john sauer will be his choice for solicitor general, that is the lawyer who represents th

if he is i found guilty, he has been tried by the high court and the hong kong national security lawife imprisonment if found guilty and the high court is capable of giving the sentence. but we have to wait and see how the trial goes. have to wait and see how the trial goes-— trial goes. and what are you heafina trial goes. and what are you hearing from _ trial goes. and what are you hearing from the _ trial goes. and what are you hearing from the family - trial goes. and what are you - hearing from the family members of those sentence yesterday between four and ten years, have you been speaking with them and what are you hearing about those people?— about those people? yes, our colleagues — about those people? yes, our colleagues have _ about those people? yes, our colleagues have been - about those people? yes, our| colleagues have been speaking with some of the families. the wife of former legislator, a very well known writer cater —— radical activist and protester. frequent protester. she said it is too much even forjust one day of unjust imprisonment. so thatis day of unjust impr

reporter: a retired high court judge is part of the movers and shakers, a group of friends who have a life with parkinson's. >> because we die with parkinson's, not of it. reporter: he wants the assisted dying bi to apply not just to the terminally ill, but also to those facing intolerable suffering from incurable neurological conditions like parkinson's. >> the likelihood if you have parkinson's disease, your ending will be prolonged and very unpleasant. it will not be possible at any stage that you will be dead within a finite period, like six months. but it will involve a great deal of pain and suffering. reporter: this car, after, and disability rights activists, says legalizing assisted suicide in any form, even for the terminally ill, would be dangerous. she hopes mp's will reject it. >> the bill has not even been voted on and are pushes to extend it for people who are suffering intolerably. that means disabled people. that is when it starts to impact me and many in my community who are afraid. reporter: opponents of the assisted dying bill say it is a slippery slope which will

agencies and nesa legal advisors to warrant it might be seen as collective punishment by the countries high court after it's passed and m p from the altered nationalist jewish power party behind the bill, sent to clear message to the judges, but got the high cords as a bunch of a leech, sons, of the gods, to sit on olympus toward doing whatever they want. they don't have checks and balances. either do they have a father and mother? they are the gods. they are what they want without any authority about the law, without the lawfulness enhancer, concept is wrong. my concept is saying that we will pass laws despite what the high court wants. and if there's to touch us, it will need to square accounts with the beer. we've families with citizens of israel to pursue live and are with us. we are warning you don't touch us if you're doing or not. heated debates turned into k us preventing dean p from finishing the aid, the quote, the classic nation addresses its judiciary this way. got sold or how does this comment is really government feels democracy is. it's a main obstacle that the rule of law is a key

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i knew going into the high court that i would win. i didn't know how big the victory would be.very single point. it was one of the most important decriminalisation victories in the world, and it was a tremendous moment for me as an activist of 30 plus years to see that happen in my court and in my country. and when we walked out, it was to joyous pandemonium. i tell people that night we won, we went to a lot of lgbt venues and, everywhere that i walked in, this sound erupted and it was the sound of freedom. and when you hear that sound coming from people, it's something that, uh... it brings a complete joy. so it had an immediate effect... immediate. ..on the morale and self—esteem of people? immediate. you know, this is what people fail to realise. when you do activism, a lot of activism is reactionary. you know, you act against what's being done to you, whereas we don't do the work internally, you know. so this was not about getting freedom and saying "up yours" to the homophobes. this was my community feeling free for themselves for the first time. and what was the public re

to our table, wall street journal supreme court correspondent jess bravin here to talk about the high court, and after this election, there is speculation that there could be some vacancies that president-elect trump would then get to fill. what are the validity of these rumors? >> well, it is interesting, i mean, there was historically a time when the supreme court was seen as something apart from politics, and you would see members of one party, senators of one party vote for a nominee of another. most recently, we know that justice anthony scalia was approved unanimously by the senate, justice ruth bader ginsburg, i think there were three "no" votes against her. those days are over and now the supreme court is just treated as another political prize by the two parties. we saw that after the death of scalia in 2016, when republicans wouldn't consider any nominee by president obama, and we saw that again more recently in 2020 when justice ginsburg died and republicans rushed to confirm amy coney barrett to her seat shortly before they lost control of both the white house and the senate. so

uh then waiting to apply to a 2nd don't said then that would go to a high court judge already off to advance. would they be given a medical prescription for legal dice, which way they would have to self administer? now of course there is huge amounts of debates going about this. on the notice side, people say that's what you should do, is increase pallets of k, a prove pallets have kept people in the lights a month. so of life to the terminal of months of their life backs. there was a real problems with car wash and that fundable people might because fights family members into ending that right and lives where they shouldn't have done sites. and the n h s is in a terrible state to the bottom, is that for this would put too much responsibility on doctors making very, very difficult decisions that and then not quit to make on the, on the yeah sides. there are people who say that this is a humane thing to do. it's taking too long to get to the stage. it would give people choice in that distressing last stages of life and to enable them to have a better death and they would otherwise hav

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and then so a high court judge if the high court judge says yes, then that person could be prescribed least those which we, they would then have to self administer the people who are against the say that it is basically are you putting into. ready to co us it behavior for peoples out for vulnerable people being pushed into any veteran lies by family members, so or, or loved ones that role. so i saying that the national health service is not quite, it's not set up to deal with this kind of responsibilities and it will be back to, to improve the positive kind of people have in the last months of their life. those who say that this is the right way to go say that this is a humane choice, that people should be given, that it's being put into by plat practice in other countries in europe. and they allow someone to take that out of life in the final months. and so that our own hands and it's the humane things to do. it would start whole sites, people being prosecuted for assisting them in that dying as to how the volume will go. well, as, as a free vote, it's very difficult to say lots of m

the trial face decades in prison. judges will deliver their verdict in december, hong kong for high court. so sentence 45 pro democracy latest to jail terms ranging from 4 to 10 years. and the case being condemned by western nations invites groups . they would charge with subversion for their roles and unofficial local elections in 2020, held under basing national security law, which was introduced following mass pro democracy protests. the little crush, the movement in which use the cities autonomy. hundreds waited for hours to get inside the courthouse. for the end of this landmark trial, the largest single prosecution to date of the home comes national security little imposed by china 4 years ago. so many here, that family and friends of those who was sentenced. $45.00 for politicians and activists did prison tens of up to 10 years after being charged with conspiracy to commit sup, bush and the whole choice is unfair because if they, what they have done is only you know, to do what the basic law have laid. john had already laid down and that is that right? to pass your to administrator

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reporter: unless you believe this is all about politics in the commonwealth consider this, the high court there is comprised of five democrats, and two republicans. >> trace: i did not think politics at a single part in this. let's bring in california settlement, and cohost of the settle down podcast, thank you for coming on. do you first -- explaining why the courts, they should be ignored. watch. >> we all know it doesn't matter anymore, in this country. people violate laws any time they want. so for me, if i violate the slides because i want a court to pay attention to it. there is nothing more boring than counting votes >> it's kind of, criminal. a court order is not a suggestion. it's an order and violating it is a crime. people in trump's administration are locked up for congress, this is way worse and anything steve did, so i think it's time to stop going back to court and turn in the handcuffs. >> the headline reads democrats found their nose at the rule of law in pennsylvania and the headline reach elections -- reads elections needs rules. it seems like people in pennsylvania are

on tuesday, hong kong is high court jail dozens or pro democracy activists for up to 10 years in a separate procedure result. president louisa. not too little of the silver has called on the world's biggest economies to improve their climate. targets is appeal came on the 2nd and final day of this year's d. 20. some of the result, the urge rich nations to strive to achieve. net 0 emissions within 5 to 10 years. now to south africa where a stand off continues at a dis, used mine shaft in the countries northwest province. police are blocking supply lines of food and water to force out. hundreds of illegal miners searching for left over gold. court has ordered the police to let them leave. the government has launched the rescue efforts. it's not clear if the men are actually trapped or just refusing to face authorities as they run out of food. the wait for relatives is agonizing. dw diane hawker, reports from the officially abandoned still fontaine mine to columbus has down this whole hundreds of mine would cause a believe to be trapped of the mine is a cold. so i'm, as i'm as loosely translat

they are worried about collaboration, so this bill has safe got so 2 independent doctors and a high court judge have to approve of the patients a which 2 died. however, there is what competing against changing the role of saying that they might not be trained enough to see that there is some co corrosion taking place. see that maybe family members are putting pressure on on time and other patients. oh that they put themselves under pressure that they don't want to be a financial burden to the family and those last months before they died. so there is a lot of concern and i've spoken to contain as those of disability rights components, was saying that disabled people anyway, feel that their lives, although by many people are regard to the note was living for. and that if they became telemundo. yeah, that would be the kind thing to, to help them today. so there is lots of conflict here here in the u. k. and that's been a lot of debate and this will continue because it's not low yet. this will go on to commit to stage and another of age here in the house of commons. all right, so what are th

he faces a life prison sentence on tuesday. hong kong is high court jail, dozens of pro democracy activists for up to 10 years in a separate procedure. and a rainy and woman taken into custody after she has strep to her underwear at a university campus, and to run will not face charges. in november, a video of the student went viral. activist said she was protesting. iran's strict dress code authority saying she's ill and has been returned to her family for sales press louisa now to a little of the sill that has called all the world's biggest economies to improve their climate targets aimed at cutting the emission of gases that caused climate change, resilient presidents call came in the 2nd and final day of this year's g. 20 summit in brazil present the silver urge rich nations to bring forward their targets to achieve. net 0 emissions within 5 to 10 years. developed nations have historically produced the biggest share of greenhouse gas dw chief political editor, michela cook, that was at the summit and sent us this assessment for the final day. here at the g $20.00 and $3.00, it is a narr

fighter conor mcgregor of raping her in a dublin hotel has won her claim against him for damages in a high courts of deliberations the jury delivered their verdict that he had assaulted her, with the judge awarding nikita hand just under 250 thousand euros. the irishman previously told the court in dublin that they had consensual sex in a penthouse at the hotel in december 2018. hand, lost her lawsuit against another man, a friend of mcagregor, who she also accused of raping her. we'll have more football later in the programme, and hear from arne slot and ange postecoglou, time for a quick look at some of the day's other stories. seventeen wickets fell on the opening day of the first test between australia and india in perth — the most on the first day of a test in australia since 1952. after bowling india out for 150, the hosts collapsed to 67 for seven by the close. uefa has opened an investigation after manchester city striker khadija shaw was hit by an object during the women's champions league win against hammarby. shaw scored either side of half—time as city won 2—1 in stockholm — she was

mcgregor of raping her in a dublin hotel six years ago has won her claim against him for damages in a high courtil case. the mma fighter has been ordered to pay nikita hand a quarter of1 million euros in damages. lava continues to flow from a volcano on iceland's reykjanes peninsula. it's erupting for the seventh time in less than a year. prior to 2021, the area had not seen volcanic activity in 800 years. seismologists say a long—dormant fault lying under the has reawakened. we begin this hour in europe, and a renewed warning of a very real and serious risk of global conflict developing from russia's ongoing war against ukraine. that warning came on friday from one of kyiv�*s top allies, polish prime minister donald tusk. the conflict, he added, was entering a decisive stage. moscow's strike on the ukrainian city of dnipro, which involved a new experimental ballistic missile with multiple warheads, has been widely condemned. nato says it won't be deterred from its support for ukraine, and next week, there'll be an emergency nato—ukraine meeting in brussels. ukraine's foreign minister says his c

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the high court has published the final results a punishing victory for a former president, microsoft party gardening, just 16 seats. a sol, as seen as the leader that put forward the interest, including those of france, the former colonial power 1st. and the people and a landslide victory for prime ministers. oak whose party passed f winning a 130 seats with his big majority. so cook and change the constitution without a referendum. he wants less power for the president, and more for the people, including letting parliament shape foreign policy or role once reserved for the president. oh yeah, there was a system in place that promised us many things. good governments, transparency, unfair corporation. what everyone benefits about says promises. we're not fulfilled for too long with lived under the shadow of diplomatic paternalism today. so the goal is stepping into the world with confidence while family protecting it, something to the prime minister's top priority is passing and you budget to parliament. once booming city goes, economy is now struggling with state coffers, reportedly

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in my opinion, it would almost go to the high court for almost go to the high court for a rubber stampinge can't get an appointment to see a gp within 2 or 3 weeks. so how are they going to see two gp's immediately to get signed off and be killed? i mean, it seems absolutely ridiculous all within 14 days. >> i mean, how much resources do we put onto this so you don't have resources to look after people who may get better? >> you devote lots of resources to killing people. it seems absolutely ridiculous. >> for example, even in oregon, i was just reading some of the figures. in 2023, 367 people died under the law. that is five times more than a decade ago. and now people living outside the state are also allowed to come into the state for this service. so here we go. there's the safeguards getting slowly , the safeguards getting slowly, slowly changed in the netherlands, for example, legalised cases, including suffering from accumulation of old age disorders , sight hearing old age disorders, sight hearing loss, osteoporosis, cognitive of babies are born to so. welcome back. well, we were

they're only about 15 or 16 high court judges in that. so i think another 1000 cases to that was close means it just simply went work side by side. god, little myself may be related to the latest stage in terms of the doctors that we're talking about. perhaps people in general practice who are not able to carry out the process psychiatric assessment. and the doctors don't even have to know the patient and ask a guy machine to worry. so if you get not back from one doctor, you can shop around until you find someone who is willing to sign your desk. florence is your objection to the structure and the wording of this bill, something that could be worked house in pollard or is your objection and opposition to it on the principle on the very concept all of assisted dying. well, i think the problem is when you look around the, well, did you look at kind of the new zealand, the netherlands, belgium, best mobile number of countries that have gone down this road. there is an a site system of assistance suicide of youth tonight. is there any where

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and it would require the approval of 2 doctors and a high court judge. critics say that's not enough and what's needed is best the cast people and the final months. there was another question at stake. should the end of a person's life be sanctioned by the state disability activists say that in a wild way in a quantity is rife. this could lead to some feeling the pressure that the lives of simply too much of a button and co action would be extremely difficult to prove, especially where the vulnerable are concerned. all right, so lucy webster who has cerebral palsy says, weaknesses in the social and health care systems, but those with disabilities at a particular disadvantage. we do take into account we oh, we do people. when we do do what we go about. oh, we do do to people who well or who would be good to go out those and save all can you that it is a question of shortening a painful death, but those against say there is no price that can be placed on preserving a life. so any vehicle i'll just sarah london, and that is in use for now on allergies. 0. stay with us for 11 east, next.

an old lady, least of the high court select into the inspector general of these with imprisonment dogs. these kenya do cross roads. so that 2 options, if you ask me, write me a that we do a couple of initiative, which is that are for them, are we have a popular uprising, which is that felicia, it depends on the reaction of the state. if this step is welcome to open dialogue with the people, then that is the solution of the ones as freakin number. why you didn't survived his imprisonment after being dumped and left on the side of the road. his dormant, as failed at breaking him together with all the survivors. he's creating a documentary about in judge violence and taja. trying to silence us. we have to have to send a sliver using plans to wait for the upcoming elections to vote for the change. the desperate, really nice fucking jen z. wait that long. those who allegedly abducted and touch at them. austin and paul and have long since abandoned the rules that i don't know about to you. but to me, the sounds a bit depressing and it leaves citizens feeling helpless. but we've learned that

it was fortunately disappeared in all of us and only released after the high court select into the inspector general of these with imprisonment dogs. these can you do cross fluids? so the 2 options of your ask me right? not a that we do a couple of initiative, which is that are for them, are we have a popular uprising which is that a pollution? it depends on the reaction of the state. if this debt is well come to open dialogue with the people. that is the solution of the ones as frequent number. why you didn't survived his imprisonment after being dumped and left on the side of the road. his dormant, as failed at breaking him together with all the survivors. he's creating a documentary about and judge violence and torture are being abducted and blackmailed as a weapon to silence them. come with rooney and journalist and whistle blow up. paul tutor was kidnapped off to watching a football match at a nearby cafe. unknown men forced him into a call and beat him up, brutally. and he says they wanted to kill him. just midway up to the see if i was there, there was a motorcycle that's like him jus

before we go let's return live to hong kong and our breaking news this hour — the high court there hasce beijing clamped down on dissent. the lawyer, benny tai, and four others received the longest sentences of up to ten years. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. for some of us right now, there are some pretty tricky travel conditions out there — some snow, some ice — as cold air sinks its way across the uk. certainly a very cold feel to the weather on tuesday — more snow and ice for some. so what's going on? well, we've got this battleground, this dividing line between mild air still clinging on in the south, and something much colder surging down from the north. and along that dividing line, we've got a frontal system that has been bringing a mixture of rain, sleet, and snow. a lot of the snow over higher ground, but even seeing some to lower levels. parts of northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands starting the day with that wintry mix — some ice, as well. meanwhile, frequent snow showers in northern scotland — again, some ice to contend with here. through

tom, another you and has a life expectancy of 6 months or less, but they would also be a high court judge who will then check whether everything is done legally. and the process was right. however, disability rights containers are still worried. they are worried that's a garage and is maybe more subtle. that's it's most about somebody forcing you to die. it comes to wish, but maybe people feel that they all, they don't want to be a burden to their loved ones at the end of their lives. and that they will. yeah. and the most thoughtful way the suit is they, they don't want to be abroad. and financially or emotional, you know, they don't want to see the loved ones. they don't want to see them sofa so that they sort of drone into making a decision that they would otherwise maybe not would, would have made their good. thank you very much. that was our correspond the biggest, most in london. so if you've ever thought of visiting the pristine fjords of greenland getting there has just become a lot easier. that's because the island has finally opened its 1st runway suitable for large passenger pl

the other things, the role of a judge. we _ the other things, the role of a judge, we have heard high courting, it is against their actos of the court, but for me, it is a lack— actos of the court, but for me, it is a lack of— actos of the court, but for me, it is a lack of the true nature of dignity— is a lack of the true nature of dignity or— is a lack of the true nature of dignity or autonomy. some of the issues on both sides of that debate. of course, and peas debating and voting for the first time i met tomorrow. plenty more on the programme on that story on the bbc news tomorrow. the first new treatment for asthma attacks in 50 years is being described by researchers as a "game—changer". the injection dampens down the part of the immune system that can go into overdrive when both asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease flare up. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson explains. every ten seconds, someone in the uk has an asthma attack and they can be dangerous. despite that, treatment has barely changed in the last 50 years — until now, thanks to a new trial. it used an ex

this morning conor mcgregor arrived at the high court in dublin accompanied by his partner.ike to set off by saying i am overwhelmed by the support i have received from everybody. thejury awarded nikita hand more than 240,000 euros. she believes her victory in this civil court action can encourage other victims of violence to come forward. no matter who the person is and justice will be served, to all victims of sexual assault i hope my story is a reminder that no matter how afraid you might be, speak up, you have a voice, and keep on fighting forjustice. minutes earlier, conor mcgregor left the court surrounded by his family and supporters. he didn't speak to the media, he didn't say anything, but as he was driven away he had much to ponder. in a social media post tonight, conor mcgregor said, he plans to appeal today's decision. kevin sharkey, bbc news, in dublin. the us rapper and music producer sean "diddy" combs appeared in a new york court on friday, to make a new request for bail as he awaits trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. mrcombs has been detained

action say x, but seems like this and car unlikely to become more common across the globe. pumpkins high court has sentenced 45 pro democracy lead us to jail times ranging from 4 to 10 years. and k is condemned by western nations and rights groups because of the jobs with subversion for the roles and unofficial local elections in 2020, held on debate. james national security. it was introduced in 2019 of the pro democracy protest erupted in home. the law crushed the movement and reduce the cities upon. domino is common law senior, international advocacy associate at the hong kong democracy consul. now the activism being child on subversion charges, what more can you tell us about the case of the case um this the 1st and charges um is actually under the national security little uh which is where nice by the now of retiring home, co s l government and um, 4047 organizes and participants of the um, the auction time or east during 2021. we're charged only because they ran for you action 4 days for democracy, primary elections. and now um, they are acumen at a total of 2946 months behind bars for t

week in your movement, it was fortunately disappeared in all of us and only released after the high court select him to the inspector general of these with imprisonment dogs. these kenya do cross roads. so the 2 options of you asked me right? a that we do a couple of initiative, which is that are for them, are we have a popular uprising which is that a pollution? it depends on the reaction of the state. if this debt is well come to open dialogue with the people. that is the solution of the ones as freakin number. while you didn't survived his imprisonment after being dumped and left on the side of the road, his domain does failed at breaking him together with older survivors. he's creating a documentary about and judge violence and taja. saying to silence us, we have to do much about using plans to wait for the upcoming elections to vote for the change the desperate really need to but can jen z wait that long. those who allegedly abducted and touch at them. austin and paul and have long since abandoned the rules . i don't know about to you, but to me the sounds a bit depressing and it lea

connected legal advisors to warrant it might be seen as collective punishment by the countries high court. i, the court democratic nation addresses its judiciary. this way that's all to have this current is really government feels democracy is, it's a main obstacle that, that the rule of law is a key hurdle. and that the supreme court is a major barrier, etc. to this on checked drive to impose jewish supremacy. and ultimately absorbed democracy entirely into what you wish to hold the whole opposition. politician including head das promoting jewish arab co existence, which is um, as a member of have sharply criticize the loan, accusing it of targets in israel's arab minority who may comp about 20 percent of his wells. $10000000.00 people have gone on the lease law added on. cool is essentially a steep terror law, meaning the state is using legal, legitimate terrorism against citizens. this is, is really practice is outside any legitimacy. it contradicts all legitimacy. i mean, it's a challenge to humanity and international law had deliberate charlie and to the world . we don't have those r

the high court in the city had already ruled the protest unlawful.ry measures to maintain law and order. here's our bbc urdu reporter in islamabad — farhatjaved. as we walk in the city today or try to drive around, it seems as if islamabad has been transformed into a fortress. and that's because of a call for protest, for a nationwide protest by former prime minister imran khan. and as you can see behind me, such containers have been placed at every road leading to the capital and within the city as well, essentially blocking any access to the city. the streets are empty and an eerie silence has fallen over the city. these roads, which are usually very crowded on a sunday, are empty today, and there's a large deployment of security forces across the capital. imran khan's party, which is also known as pti. they are demanding release of imran khan as well as other party workers who have been taken into custody in the last two years. they say that the charges they are facing are all politically motivated and allegation that the government denies. now, t

and then a high court judge would have to say yes, then that the person could be given a medical prescription for leaks of those, which would they would then have to itself administer, its being an impassioned debates in parliament going on for about 5 hours. it's be to free vide screeching rates, which means that a m p 's are being able to bike with that conscience not being width or told to evaluate by that policies. so big, big change now, and you kind of go on your, on the movements. very challenge reporting from london. thank you. the latest miners to emerge from an illegal mine in south africa have described their harrowing experiences under grounds. so all 3 are teenagers, and for nationals, they were arrested shortly after resurfacing hundreds, possibly thousands of others are still believe to be under ground power, which also has more from still fontaine. another group of mine is come out of an advantage out in south africa. the team, they just say they would not risk it by the government. they left the shop as soon as they got the chance to one is 19 years old. the other 2, only 16

be an adult with 6 months or less to live and it would require the approval of 2 doctors and a high court judge. critics say that's not enough and what's needed is best the cast people and the final months. there was another question at stake, should the end of a person's life be sanctioned by the state disability activists say that in a world where in a quantity is rife, this could lead to some feeling the pressure that the lives of simply too much of a button and collection would be extremely difficult to prove, especially where the vulnerable are concerned. russia. lucy webster who has cerebral palsy, says, weaknesses in the social and health care systems. but those with disabilities at a particular disadvantage with plus this 222 to ever do. uh we do 2 people. when we do uh, through what we go about, oh, we do do to reboot. well, uh huh. or who would be good to go out those and save all can you that it is a question of shortening a painful death, but those against say there is no price that can be placed on preserving a life. so any vehicle i'll just sarah london, of thousands of indi

the mattress high court ordered that the price times be placed in 1996. this order has been defeated in 20172020. but the work has not been completed yet. as it is out, flyers continues to leak and does it ever and cause compress human head? i'm non human life on pushing the sustaining livelihood. nobility demonstrates how the flask has described the natural habitat for bronze. and the model that the proteins would just sit on the sand here. because of the fly ash they were unable to get a good grip of it, but they floats away in the water. we used to get so many proteins. very good nowadays even getting one is difficult. that's the matter. over time, the flyers has fundamentally all the disputants not to the landscape of wetlands agriculture fields. my uncle's until offense to make matters worse, the plant is also accused of releasing heated water used as a coolant inter that of wood, which negatively affects the aquatic life of the temperature of divorce, which doesn't suit us. we feel faint and outpatient gloves if we can't handle it. no wonder the eff