to a vision under the human rights commission under the executive director of the human rights commission, and modify the appointment process for the director of the office. >> thank you so much. this is my item. last year, the board of supervisors unanimously passed legislation creating a new office called sharp, which is tasked with addressing the lack of transparency and efficiency from city agencies in response to sexual assault cases. the office of sharp or sexual harassment andrus bonds prevention is desperately needed in our city, given the continued disregard for sexual assault survivors and their rights. the office, a year later, is almost ready to open its doors at the human rights commission under the leadership of director cheryl davis, and has been in the process of conducting a thorough hiring process for staff to direct the office. this legislation is simply meant to correct those technical errors to allow the process that has already happened and we have had some really superior applicants apply for this position. this legislation amends the ordinance to clarify

at the national gay and lesbian human rights commission they're preparing for any outcome and they promise to keep fighting if this friday doesn't and incentive ration. in zimbabwe a 5 human rights campaign is have appeared in court on accusation off crossings to overthrow the government the men deny the charges and their lawyers refusal foresees off targeting human rights campaigners after protests in january triggered by a feel i can feel prices holding 100 percent president innocent on the war and federal courts he is would target rights groups deemed to be anti government. privilege and he has been following the case he joins me now from zimbabwe's capital had a high privilege good to see you tell us more about the charges these men are facing. there 5 activists facing charges of plotting suffrage petition the elected government of zimbabwe the allegations are that the 5. motives on the 13th of may and that tended and which will be weeks the sh-t. have been. being taught how to. put it out to see who will be the answer going to the government and also all they were trained in the use o

the equality and human rights commission launches a formal investigation into the labour party over allegationsti—semitism a group of school children injapan have been attacked by a man carrying knives — a child and an adult have been killed. the london bridge attack inquests hears more details on how one of the attackers became radicalised. and why technology is being blamed for a rise in the number of car thefts. and coming up on bbc news, british one kyle edmund is through to the second round of the french open as he gets the better ofjeremy chardy at roland garros. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the two main westminster parties are in turmoil over brexit in the wake of poor performances at the european elections. both parties are grappling with how to break the deadlock and win back disaffected voters. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, who's one of 10 conservative leadership candidates, says leaving the eu without a deal would be political suicide. the leader of the labour party, jeremy corbyn, is coming under further pressure to give stronger backing to another refere

the national really human rights commission. report there's been a lot of discussion. that has taken place. this is a discussion that we had within the movement about. this we thought it was impossible to find. our. own time. through. the way. to get to where we are. in years and i'm really really proud of the organizations that have. come out of the. tell us because we heard in that report that basically this is really not an issue that is discussed in kenyan society when you've gone out there and you've been having these conversations quite openly what is the reaction that you have encountered i mean a you experiencing opposition are you experiencing silence or are you experiencing support. so you're born a war says ken yes the. national language is silence and in some cases we do get on our silence where light launches in $24.00 people who are for each were krishi and there are people who just went quiet obviously there is or position to it but i think people are afraid to come out. in support of the cubans when because there is that guilt by association unfortunate

we have some breaking news now and this has come from the equality and human rights commission, you mayand human rights commission was going to do. the hrc has announced it has today launched a formal investigation into whether the labour party unlawfully discriminated against, harassed or victimised people because they are jewish. that is a formal investigation by the equality and human rights commission, a nonpartisan government set up a body which will investigate whether or not there was harassment, victimisation or discrimination, unlawful discrimination, against people because they are jewish. unlawful discrimination, against people because they arejewish. we will bring you more on that as we get it. thousands of women given faulty breast implants fear they may have to pay back compensation, after visits by bailiffs warning them of legal proceedings. in 2017, german safety body tuv rheinland was found liable for the global pip implant scandal and was ordered to make pay—outs to victims by a french court. about 13,000 victims who were awarded compensation have been issued legal pap

>>the human rights commission meets over here it's 70 west heading that hearing gets underway at 6.30 it will be the first of several such hearings. but as he says the county should i have a look at what the new policy might look like and perhaps take a vote in about 30 days live in san jose writes lot kron 4 news. >>still to come the fbi getting involved in the investigation into violent threats and in the east bay high school and we're now learning just how many children stated hold today out of fear will have the latest. >>plus more than a 1000 guns are seized in one place the man arrested he's out of jail. what we're learning tonight about why authorities say he was allowed to have that many guns in his possession and more bay area college students being targeted by laptop seeds. this time, the robbery turns violent who police are looking for tonight. i'm meteorologist laura's car know we have a lot of clouds lingering in the bay, they keep the temperatures down do you see berkeley students robbed of their laptops at an off campus coffee shop and during the incident, one of those

needs to you know and we've had very be to learn lessons in the past and i would hope as a human rights commission is that what we've learned from that was beaten essence would now really be put to good you would a governor says in the immediate aftermath of the attacks the commission has focused on ensuring the muslim community is not targeted does not face hate crimes and has worked to prevent calm you know violence while acknowledging the grief and anger created by the easter sunday bombings subject says it's important people realise the attackers have destroyed so many lives are few and do not represent most muslims when a man does al-jazeera culminating essential lanka. still ahead on al-jazeera they. are now moment to savor for the boston red sox peter asked one sports news. wow wow. wow. wow. wow wow wow wow. wow. wow wow wow wow wow. wow. wow. wow. wow wow wow wow. wow. wow. wow wow wow. welcome back and a reminder of our breaking news from iraq where the military says there's been a suicide attack in baghdad the blast happened a short time ago in saddest city that's in the northeast of th

the equality and human rights commission has launched a formal investigation into the labour party overormally look at whether the party has unlawfully discriminated against people because they are jewish. labour says it will co—operate fully. our political correspondent ben wright is at westminster for us. iam thinking i am thinking after the results of these eu elections this is the last thing labour will want to. true, they become the first political party to be fully investigated by britain's equality watchdog in this way. it reopens the row which has engulfed labourfor way. it reopens the row which has engulfed labour for about three yea rs into how engulfed labour for about three years into how it has handled allegations of anti—semitism within its ranks. they have been mulling over what to do since march when they first received complaints and today the watchdog said it would be looking at whether the party has discriminated against, harassed or victimised people who arejewish. it will also look at whether the party acted unlawfully and how effective 01’ acted unlawfully and how

needs to you know and we've had very be to learn lessons in the past and i would hope as a human rights commission is that what we've learned from that was beaten essence would now really be put to good you or the government says in the immediate aftermath of the attacks the commission has focused on ensuring the muslim community is not targeted does not face hate crimes and has worked to prevent calm you know violence while acknowledging the grief and anger created by the easter sunday bombings sergeant says it's important people realize the attackers who destroyed so many lives are few and did not represent most muslims in a land al-jazeera culminating essential. to saddam now will position as a threat and to launch a nationwide civil disobedience movement after accusing the military council of delaying the transfer of power to civilian for the military leaders say they'll hold elections in six months if an agreement can't be reached with the opposition mohamed vall has the latest from khartoum. deadlock and threats of escalation marked one is these talks between the opposition and the transitio

britney, the human right's commission and director cheryl davis for the work they've done with this. it's just so thought and thorough. simply put, we need meaningful action to close the racial gap in san francisco. as a woman of an indigenous heritage and the supervisor of district that has been the beating heart of the african-american community in san francisco for decades, i'm excited to work with community and my colleagues to make this much-needed office a reality. really realizing our dreams of racial equity is not something left behind from the civil right's movement of the past. we need real data and policy solutions now to solve this moral and social economic imperative at the present. we must hold ourselves accountable, to dismantle the unjust systems and reconcile our harmful history. in the next few week, we will be going out to the in th communite how we can strengthen this legislation. i want to acknowledge my work from this famous poet, langston hughes. he says equality is the air we breathe. there's never been a quality for me in the homeland. unfortunately, for peop

the equality and human rights commission launches a formal investigation into the labour party over claims of anti—semitism. the family of the ringleader of the london bridge attacks says they reported him to the anti—terror hotline two years earlier. beyond 100 days is coming up earlier. beyond 100 days is coming up at seven o'clock but now time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up — an historic week for english football in europe starting with the europa league final in baku. iam i am live in the azerbaijan capital and the teams are in position having trained at the olympic stadium out of the final tomorrow night butjust how many fans from arsenal and chelsea will be there? also coming up in the programme... kane is able. the spurs captain declares himself fit for saturday's champions league showdown. and for england's nations league finals. kyle edmund survives a two—day scrap againstjeremy chardy — to advance to the second round of the french open. and anthonyjoshua may be preparing for his first title fight in the usa this weekend — but it's deontay wilder he's got

it comes just days after the equalities and human rights commission launched a formal investigation intohether labour had "unlawfully discriminated against, harassed or victimised people because they are jewish". labour says the party takes all complaints of anti—semitism extremely seriously. our political correspondent chris mason reports. peter willsman sits around an important table in politics, with a seat on labour's ruling national executive committee, or nec. politically, he is on the left of labour. the same wing as the leader, jeremy corbyn. this is the moment injanuary he was secretly recorded at a meeting with an american israeli author. one of these things about anti—semitism is that they're using that to whip people up. they use anything, any lies. it's all total lies, theyjust whip it up. you know, i imagine, i tell you this off the record, it's almost certain who is behind all this anti—semitism againstjeremy. almost certainly it was the israeli embassy. do you plan to withdraw as a candidate from the nec? it isn't the first time mr willsman has been accused of inappropria

now, this all comes of course in the same week that we learned that the quality and human rights commissionnvestigation into the labour party, looking into whether the party has in any way discriminated againstjewish people. party has in any way discriminated against jewish people. the party has in any way discriminated againstjewish people. the labour party has refuted those claims, it also comes the same week as well you will remember that we learned that alyssa campbell, tony blair's former spin doctor has been expelled from the labour party for voting liberal democrats admitting he built a liberal democrat in the european parliamentary elections. and some people draw and comparisons to that including in that letter i mentioned there from jewish community leaders, they are saying it is clear that the labour party does take swift action when there is a little to do so. thank you very much. we can speak to the labour mp ruth smeeth who is in stoke on trent. thank you very much forjoining us. what is your view on what should happen to peter wells may now? he has been suspended by the party.

the equality and human rights commission has launched a formal investigation, into the labour party,hdog told the party in march it had received a number of complaints and was considering its next steps. the watchdog will now formally look into whether the party has unlawfully discriminated against people because they are jewish. labour's shadow equalities minister dawn butler says the labour party will co—operate. with the investigation. (tx sor) the labour party will fully co—operate with the teddy then, it is very important. as we strive to do as is very important. as we strive to doasa is very important. as we strive to do as a party is to ensure that we have the most robust and fair system that we can possibly have and i think this investigation will allow for us to be able to say with some confidence that we have that. liverpool riverside mp dame louise ellman — who is vice chair of the labour's friends of israel — says she hopes the investigation will force a change in labour's approach. the bar has to be very high before the decision to go ahead with this investigation has be

what is really happening big get lost by foolishness that's a situation the chairman of the human rights commission says she wants to avoid she has appealed to the public not only be restrained when it comes to buy that mean using violence but also to look at fin or city sense as fellow citizens and as human beings who have feelings and emotions and sensitivities in this country really needs to you know and we've had very be to learn the lessons in the past and i will hope as a human rights commission is that what we've learned from that was beaten essence would now really be put to good you would a governor says in the immediate aftermath of the attacks the commission has focused on ensuring the muslim community is not targeted does not face hate crimes and has worked to prevent calm you know violence while acknowledging the grief and anger created by the easter sunday bombings subject says it's important people realise the attackers are destroyed so many lives are few and do not represent most muslims when a man does al-jazeera culminating essential lanka. this is also syria and these are all the

of the islamic human rights commission says muslims are being unfairly singled out. on this drill it's the environment of hate which is created associate dean these acts of horror or these acts of terror oh we did mainstream. indeed demonizing the whole of the muslim community for acts of you then we will see more division more it is some before more you garnet of hate i mean you see you can't what happened in new zealand and the way that new zealand governments and politicians and the media address that is the way forward they basically change miles and this is the eagles or there was some community he opened their arms to didn't mean his genius and june this year i think we need to sort of retching us that individual activists does not represent the mainstream. of muslim community or other communities and we need to isolate acts of terror not isolate a deception of our society. our fellow would break shortly. but a reminder of our breaking news 1st from pakistan where local authorities say several gunmen have stormed a 5 star hotel in the southern alot just provinc

and according to a recent report by the national human rights commission attacks by lynch mobs are on the rise that just because have a he's done and the data registered in these 1st few months of 2900 confirms there is an increase in lynchings and there have been 67 cases and 107 victims experts say these attacks are often triggered by fake news or rumors on social media because you know you never lets him there is a direct relationship between the phenomenon of theft or rape and lynchings it doesn't matter if a crime has actually taken place for a lynching to occur so long as a population perceives as a crime as happened it must be punished even if it isn't real. there have been several recorded incidents involving innocent people being beaten or even burned alive by lynch mobs after being mistaken for criminals neighborhood watch signs like these are a common sight here in the comic which is regarded as one of the more dangerous regions of mexico residents here say they've chosen to take matters into their own hands citing a noticeable increase in crime and a lack of confidence in

themselves following the bombing of face coverings and raids on all this we heard from the islamic human rights commission who believe muslims are being unfairly singled out. all of this drill this. environment of hate which is created associate seeing these acts of horror or these acts of terror oh we did mainstream has indeed demonizing the oldest of muslim communities for acts of see you then we will see a new division more it is somewhat more involvement of hate i mean you see you can't what happened in new zealand and the way the new zealand government and politicians and the media address that is the way forward they basically chain out and this is the who support there was some community the open their own too didn't mean stream was communities yet i think we need to sort of retching us into that individual acts just does not represent the mainstream community of muslim community or other communities and we need to isolate acts of terror not isolate this section of our society. ok time for a sideways swipe at the news next we're heading state sign on to link kemp's redacted tonight they were. cut b

bombing of face coverings on and raids on the homes must suit should jury of the islamic human rights commission says muslims are being unfairly singled out. all of this we address the environment of hate which is created associate in these acts of horror or these acts of terror oh yeah we did mainstream was indeed demonizing the whole us to muslim communities for acts of see you then we would see and more division more it is somewhat more environment of aids i mean you see you can't what happened in new zealand and the way the new zealand government and politicians and the media address that is the way forward they basically chain out and this is the who support that will some can even see the open their own to didn't mainstream muslim communities yet i think we need to sort of retching us and individual activists hetero does not represent the mainstream community of muslim community or other communities and we need to isolate acts of terror not isolate this section of our society we will be back with more of the news making headlines this summer in iran and 30 minutes but stay close to her for

following the bombing of face coverings on raids on homes must sued giora of the islamic human rights commission says muslims are being unfairly singled out. all of this we address the environment of hate which is created associated in these acts of horror or these acts of terror oh we did mainstream has indeed demonizing the oldest of muslim communities for acts of you then we will see and more division more it is some before we are more environment of aids i mean you see you can't what is happening in new zealand and the way that new zealand governments and politicians and the media address that is the way forward they basically change mult and this is they do support their will some can even see the open their own to dating mainstream muslim communities yet i think we need to sort of retching us in that individual act of terror does not represent the mainstream community of the muslim community or other communities and we need to isolate acts of terror will not isolate this section of our society. ahead of next year's u.s. presidential elections going under growing gets to grips next with the

during the investigations ongoing into the terrorist bombings masood charger a of the islamic human rights commission told us muslims are unfairly being singled out. on this trip this. environment of hate which is created associated these acts of horror or these acts of terror oh yeah we did mainstream was indeed demonizing the almost muslim communities for acts of you then we need to see and more division more as some more involvement of hate i mean you see you can't what happened in new zealand and the way that new zealand governments and politicians and the media address that is the way. they basically came out and this is the order that was. the open the odds too didn't mainstream was in this yet i think we need to sort of retching us and individual activists hetero does not represent the mainstream community of muslim community or other committees and we need to isolate acts of terror not isolate this section of our society. creates 11 25 in the morning here most of this after they think so watching this right latest round of votes he said news i'm kevin allen from the rest and team have a great

chairman of the islamic human rights commission think you both for joining us on the program. we now go back to our breaking news here on our t.v. the situation at the venezuelan embassy in washington where anti-war activists have told us they're being evicted from the building we go live now to our see america correspondent rachel blevins who is near the venezuelan embassy where what's the situation right now. while i'm here outside of the venezuelan embassy in washington d.c. where we have learned that police broke into the building this morning at a rest of the 4 remaining activists who were still inside now we're still waiting to confirm me the status of those 4 activists i have seen reports that at least 2 of the activists were removed from the building earlier this morning by police. transport vehicles literally waiting to see exactly where they are and what charges they're facing now here at the embassy we know that police reportedly entered the building around 930 this morning and so far we have seen a very heavy police presence including secret service agents d.c. met

during their ongoing investigations into those terrorist bombings the charger a of the islamic human rights commission told us muslims are being unfairly singled out. all of this we address the environment of hate which is created associate dean these acts of horror or these acts of terror oh yeah we did mainstream has indeed demonizing the almost muslim communities for acts of you then we we see and more division more it is some before we are more environment of aids i mean you see you can't what happened in new zealand and the way that new zealand elements and politicians and the media address that that is the way forward a day basically chain alt and this is day to support there was some contingency the open the alts to didn't mainstream muslim communities yet i think we need to sort of retching us and that individual activists harrop does not represent the mainstream community be the muslim community or other communities and we need to isolate acts of terror will not isolate this section of our society. today 25 that's a saturday runner from artie's age came with me kevin owen here in moscow so fa

and according to a recent report by the national human rights commission attacks by lynch mobs are on the rise that just because having he's thrown into the data registered in these 1st few months of 2900 confirms there is an increase in lynchings there have been 67 cases and 107 victims experts say these attacks are often triggered by fake news or rumors on social media because you know you know. there is a direct relationship between the phenomenon of theft or rape and lynchings it doesn't matter if a crime has actually taken place for a lynching to occur so long as a population perceives as a crime as happened it must be punished even if it isn't real. there have been several recorded incidents involving innocent people being beaten or even burned alive by lynch mobs after being mistaken for criminals neighborhood watch signs like these are a common sight here in the comic which is regarded as one of the more dangerous regions of mexico residents here say they've chosen to take matters into their own hands citing a noticeable increase in crime and a lack of confidence in law enforc

and according to a recent report by the national human rights commission attacks by lynch mobs are on the rise that just because have a he's done and the data registered in these 1st few months of 29000 confirms there is an increase in lynchings there have been 67 cases and 107 victims. experts say these attacks are often triggered by feet news or rumors on social media because you know you're not a lets him there is a direct relationship between the phenomenon of theft or rape and lynchings it doesn't matter if a crime has actually taken place for a lynching to occur so long as a population perceives as a crime as happened it must be punished even if it isn't real. there have been several recorded incidents involving innocent people being beaten or even burned alive by lynch mobs after being mistaken for criminals neighborhood watch signs like these are a common sight here and there which is regarded as one of the more dangerous regions of mexico residents here say they've chosen to take matters into their own hands citing a noticeable increase in crime and a lack of confidence in la