prosecution and he can appoint top judges the police chief and the heads of the electoral and human rights commissions. all right let's bring in our guests from colombo saw at the bottom what to a political analyst and chief executive of the center for policy alternatives in beijing kahana sri lanka's ambassador to china and in london. the swat on a human rights lawyer thank you all for joining us polly to let me start with you today you in human rights commissioner michel bhatia lee said on wednesday that 12 years after the end of armed conflict in sri lanka domestic efforts to ensure justice for the victims have failed what is your response to that. i haven't the number of comments i'm back 1st and foremost. i think what michelle passionate a very senior u.n. official and from the press and generally has misunderstood her i do not think as a as a follow up unit 3 or so and a senior official at the un that it's a job that i can be. too tough and for the countries her job is to assist countries all countries not only should not go to improve their human rights fulfillments her job is to make the world

the prosecution has full immunity and can appoint the heads of the electoral and human rights commissions. let's bring in our guests -- from colombo, a political analyst and chief executive from the center for policy alternatives. in beijing, the sri lanka ambassador to china. and in london, a human rights lawyer. thank you for joining us. the u.n. human rights commissioner said on wednesday that 12 years after the end of armed conflict in sri lanka, domestic efforts to ensure for the victims -- what is your response to that? >> -- guest: i have a number of comments. i think a very senior u.n. official and former president has misunderstood her role. i do not think as a senior official at the u.n. that it is a job for the high commissioner to tar and feather companies -- countries. her job is to make the world a better place, not to go around and find countries and making suggestions and what is most important, that she faces herself over and over again and that she makes a baseless assertion on innuendo and suggestion. her role is to assist countries to improve their performance and not

human rights commission you know i dish in the old seeing that we'd make sure i say listen there should be no. place in the conflict affected not an east west civil society organizations are to surveillance intimidation and harassment by security agencies we fire people are censoring and that is the climate of the earth that you are critical of governments that migrant rights were going to be all that shit trying to national. we are talking about a country america that has emerged from more than 2 decades of civil war the kinds of things you're describing should have patently be the exactly the kinds of things that the government should avoid and therefore i wonder why is the government of qatar other parts shop pursuing this agenda i mean that's a very good question and i think it goes you would actually. have a majority cherry state i was now more so on this government is going to practice it now nationally. and i think they do not you know minorities i mean matter minority families and the muslims as equal citizens and hence there is no way if i didn't like the full masons. who made

have been to the police time and again and even called on the un refugee agency and the un human rights commission to get involved but in vain. to learn about the about it it's very difficult now that my wife stays in london for me at the protest site but i'm with her and thought all the time at the end i keep telling my wife to bring our daughter home. they were already going there and i'm convinced that my daughter is still a life or your. protest spicer lanka's tunnels are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing for lanka's current president got a buyer rajapaksa declared all missing persons to see east and 2020 including the daughter of j a when he took us apply rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commission after human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. and for some perspective

government has pledged to the un as well as the human rights commission the programs that really are coming to door and we have begun some of the programs our company don't deem binding lands back to the people. and korean and so many hard going to be carnets know what credit 1000 and they all did back in their own name realities up to one question and planning before you decide to jump in there because that's the word quoted as saying when it comes from somebody. who is rolling back on the modest reforms that were made when making promises to ensure justice for the thousands of civilians killed remaking on those promises for justice what do you say to that accountability and justice process trust pheidias we have appointed a supreme court judge who had to come should not be inquiry we just played just the last human rights a chance by me it is all a new implementation there are already so the missing person is in operation and we have pledged i look at the funds this 31 for these here so no one cannot understand how these got me. comes to these conclusions without knowing the ground

there mona but thank you very much for joining us mona ansari a human rights lawyer and a former member of nepal's human rights commission in katmandu thanks for being with us now roadwork is an india state of which are working around the clock to reach a number of villages which are now cut off excavators are clearing rocks and debris from the site where a bridge washed away near riney village much of the surrounding valley was also flooded when a glassy a collapsed into a river on sunday people living in a dozen villages have been relying on food and other supplies being flown in on a helicopter at least $36.00 people have died and around $200.00 are still missing . as. for. now some scuffles have broken out during the latest protest against haitian president juvenile mores . police in the capital port au prince fight tear gas as you can see while demonstrators threw rocks and set vehicles on fire as opponents say he has remained in office illegally after his term ended a week ago but he insists he still has a full year left the opposition has also named an interim president. police in nigeria are detaining protesters

the princess is missing, fears for her life and questions being asked by the human rights commission.redible witness. mary robinson was told she had bipolar condition, which she doesn't. after the lunch, mary robinson said that princess latifa was a troubled young person in the care of her family. that wasn't right. the photos were blasted all over the public airways by the uae government and mary robinson now says, having faced criticism about this at the time, she was horribly tricked. i was misled, initially, by my good friend princess haya, because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem. and they were saying to me, in a way that was very convincing, we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma. i didn't know how to address somebody with bipolar about their trauma, but i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. mary robinson says she is very worried about princess latifa and she thinks the situation should be investigated. what are the implications for her father, one of the richest

rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commission f a human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. or police and the german border city of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine that is the most ever failed here in europe the cocaine was hidden in metal canisters shipped from paraguayan as part of the same investigation 7 tons of cocaine were also seized in antwerp belgium police have arrested a 28 year old man suspected of importing the drugs. these canisters imported from pirate why were supposed to contain putty filler but instead they're stuffed with 16 tons of cocaine it would have sold for as much as 3500000000 euros that's a big. we were very surprised by the amount to have to reopen the kind of stairs we multiplied the number of canisters by 9 kilos and came up with this unimaginable amount of 16 tons. another 7 tons were intercepted in the belgian port city of antw

the human rights commission really wants again a variety of input here so they're looking in 2 other backgrounds like tag venture capitalists as well as african american historian, so hopefully people out there who are qualified candidates have some time to put back into their communities so might be about 18 months before they come up with some kind of a plan. >>the timeline was actually 24 months, so i don't know why their work is kind of done by 18 months, but eventually it will add by 24 months with that plan that's the deadline okay. thank you alex. >>agreed to settle a discrimination case for 2.6 million dollars that money will be split between more than 5,000 employees and past job applicants. the sense of for yearlong case alleging the tech giant discriminated against women engineers and asians in california and washington state by paying them less than their male counterparts from 2014 to 2017. as part of this google has it greed to set aside $250,000 a year for the next 5 years in case new allegations come to light jeff bezos is stepping down as the ceo of amazon he made th

colleagues of hers at the human rights commission have been targeted and killed in recent months. >>gest achievements for the past 20 years was this cadre of afghans who were trained, some of them given standard educaon, some studied here in afghanistan. they are the backbone of running a system of governancethey are in civil society, they are in they are judges, and the message to them ¡there is not a future for you here'. >> reporter: as for so people many in this city, the grief is crushing for those left behind. >> i don't know if i have the strength, but... i think losing my colleagues really tested my strength, really tested my faith and really tested my hope. but it didn't stop me. but i need tbe honest, i think if there is one thing that can really test my strength again would be something like that. i am more afraid of losing any of my colleagues than i am afraid of losing my own life. and it's a horrible fear to live with because i know i can't protect them. sometimes the only regret that i have about taking this job is this: that maybe i'm too young to experience this pain

human rights commission to get involved but in vain. >> it is very difficult nut that my wife stays athe protest site. i am with her in thought all the time. i keep telling my wife to bring our daughter home. i am convinced my daughter is still alive. >> protests by the sri lankan groove are going. thousands took to the streets in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the missing. the current president declared all missing persons deceased in 2020 including the daughter of this woman. the u.n. commissioner for human rights places the blame for alleging atrocities on the current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children. so far, no sri lankan government has offered to help them. brent: police in the german port city of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine. that is the most ever found in europe. cocaine was hidden in metal canister shipped from paraguay. seven tons were also seized any antwerp, belgium. police have arrested a 28-year-old man suspected of importing the drugs. >> these canisters imported from paraguay were suppos

refugee agency and the un human rights commission to get involved but in vain. it's very difficult now that my wife stays on the run for me at the protest site but i'm with her and thought all the time about them and i keep telling my wife to bring our daughter home. or that they were already there i'm convinced that my daughter is still a life or literary. protest spicer rankers tunnels are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing so long as current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to ceased in 2020 including the daughter of giovanni to casa poli. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to red children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. so let's get more about the story now with another piece the un deputy high commissi

working on ways to document human rights violations in a way that those would be court proof and they're looking at 2 ways of doing that one would be via the u.n. human rights commission in geneva and the other would be to commission n.g.o.s on the ground with collecting evidence and that means that in the long run they're not ruling out that there could be an international criminal court for better or worse . in berlin thank you. so we're going to take a trip into space now where there is not one but 3 nations currently in the race to reach mars nasa is perseverance rover will arrive on the red planet in just over a week but china's mission to mars arrives tomorrow and today is the day that the all amal probe sent by the united arab emirates enters mars orbit it represents a giant leap for the country. the u.a.e. probe is called or hope it's been traveling between earth and mars for the past 6 months it enters mars orbit on tuesday. this is either going to work or it's not going to work there's nothing in between and it's not a spectrum of success now they could only wait and see if the mission goes according to plan. the miry leads the u.a.e. mars mission the 34 yea

in march 29th in the un human rights commission that called for a probe into possible use of excessive force by french police during the yellow vest protests the government rejected the accusations with president mccrone calling them unacceptable however then prime minister edward phillipe admitted mistakes and law enforcement's handling of the rallies is a road ragers again says all that aside the lack of action in his view from authorities is even worse than police brutality. you know when officials talk about you was mentally retarded on live television you also need to be able to deal with that says that has lasted 2 years and of course there is no way i can fight back against that the pressure that these people the government the state put on me personally and on my family cost me much more harm than the police. this is all. coming up. for adopting new gender neutral language. many people scratching their heads. joining me every. time i'm sure. i'm sure. i'll see that. again the u.k.'s national health service faced condemnation from many sides over its new gender neutral language

report from the human rights group says soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of x. on in november ethiopian government says its human rights commission is investigating crimes during the conflict. opposition presidential candidates in somalia perspire and a protest over delayed elections after reaching a last minute deal with the government official supposed to investigate last week's protest when at least 5 people were killed by the security forces anger has been growing over a political deadlock that's delayed presidential and parliamentary polls the president mohamed up to like the mohammed's mandate expired on february 8th with no agreement on a transition to a new government. guinea has launched an ebola vaccination campaign it is desperate to stop the spread of the virus which resurfaced this month for the 1st time since 2016 at least 5 people have died in the latest outbreak the gate and the reports. health workers that people against ebola in the town of a in southeast guinea and you outbreak was discovered near here almost 2 weeks ago this you trace year i am very proud to be vaccinated and it's a joy to me to see the popula

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in the eritreans governments in the rulers of tea have long been enemies ethiopia says its human rights commission is investigating crimes during the conflict well together bar wrote that reports he says the witnesses described how rowing events during the conflicts in the member. the killings took place in retaliation for an attack by all group of cruelty p.l.o. fighters are supported by local youth with the sand and rockets. and in response to this attack the imaging forces called reinforcement and then proceeded to shoot pointedly at civilians on the streets using sniper rifles and machine guns people describe harrowing scenes of of people running and being shot in the back or people being you know lining up one behind the other and exactly he exhibited by every trained soldiers in addition we train soldiers carried out house to house raids to find idols and teenage men to kill and in the aftermath of the massacre in between soldiers shot the residents who tried to collect the bodies and prevented people from carrying out their wheels for roughly a day people described very harrowing scenes of

human rights commission called for a probe into the possible use of excessive force by french police during the protests however the government rejected the accusations with president bush calling them unacceptable although the event prime minister edward felipe did admit no reinforcement had made mistakes in handling the rallies. describes the lack of action from the authorities as being even worse than police brutality. you know when officials talk about you as mentally retarded on live television you also need to be able to deal with that says that has lasted 2 years and of course there is no way i can fight back against that the pressure that these people the government the state put on me personally and on my family cost me much more harm than the police who gathered my eye out. for. this is a c. on the way hospital chiefs in britain are under fire for putting efforts into adopting new gender neutral language rules during the pandemic but explain that among all stories often this. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politic

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human rights commission called for a probe into possible use of excessive force by french police during the yellow vest protests the government rejected the accusations at the time with president mccollum calling him an acceptable however then prime minister edward felipe admitted mistakes and law enforcement handling of the rallies but the roma drinkers again says it's the lack of action from authorities in his view that's even worse than police brutality. you know when officials talk about us mentally retarded on live television you also need to be able to deal with that that has lasted 2 years and of course there is no way i can fight back against that the pressure that these people the government the state put on me personally and on my family cost me much more harm than the police who gallops to my out. reduce health services under fire for adopting new gender neutral language rules at this time the world's going through the pandemic the priorities right now what how serious it is what we gauge opinion about it after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll

which have grown significantly is now rapidly shrinking the independence on the free the human rights commission of. the national police commission and other key warnings as mean diddly eroded by the recent the apprentice constitutional amendment the. president got a buyer rajapaksa was defense secretary at the end of the civil war is brother mahinda was president 100000 people were killed in the 26 year long war between tamil separatists and the government both sides are accused of crimes including murder and torture. and now the u.n. says minority groups are facing more discrimination this protest in february was a rare combined march of muslims and tumbles with a long list of complaints including trying to get education in the tunnel language and oppressive police surveillance of muslim lanka's government rejects all the allegations made in the report including claims he uses divisive rhetoric. constitutional guarantees as i mentioned before fundamental rights of all the citizens and anyone can can must under the fundamental right. and nor for 3 long. in the last few years as well as today. w

including appointing to have the constitutional body like the election commission and the human rights commission of the night in the absence of the local jews only agreeing in aurora terry and within the party and expelled him from the most abundant chair 2 in january prime minister only appears on the phrase and last week organize a huge political rally in katmandu in his favor the false political crisis is worsening as those factions claim to control the governing party and the issue is being disputed in the election commission many see the prime minister's visit to the election commission on tuesday as an attempt to influence the constitutional body there are concerns that many will try to influence the supreme court as it considers more than a dozen assertions against the dysfunction of the house whether m.p.'s return to work or the country goes to elections isn't it funny people will most likely to be affected as they gave this government a mandate of 5 years to lead with a comfortable majority. the weather next them on al jazeera mystery still surrounds last month's fatal injuries in plane

humanity a report by the rights group says that soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november 8th year of his government says that its human rights commission is investigating crimes during the conflict opposition presidential candidates in somalia have postponed a protest over delayed elections after reaching a last minute deal with the government officials have pledged to investigate a protest last week in which at least 5 people were killed by security forces and it has been growing over a political deadlock that still aid presidential and parliamentary polls president mohammed of the lucky muhammad's term in office expired on february 8th the opposition says that it no longer recognizes him as president. police have used stun grenades to disperse protesters in myanmar as demonstrations against a february military coup showed no sign of slowing. people fled from lines of riot police and young gone so far there's been no reports of injuries but several protesters were detained demanding the release of elected leader aung san suu kyi and the response democracy and global pressure on the military is also mounting the world bank has announce

and i want to thank you those from the human rights commission, and natalie foster and terry oli from the security project. and, this is part of a larger effort that is happening all over the country. there are dozens of cities, stockton, long beach, los angeles, new orleans, who are developing guaranteed income programs. so not only do we have these amazing people who will be serving on our advisory group, they will be sharing information with literally dozens of cities all across the country. and i think the outcome of this will be hugely important for our own efforts and our national efforts to attack poverty and economic insecurity. i want to thank you, chair peskin, and all of the committee members, and all of the applicants. we will take what you provide as part of this advisory group, and make sure it is implemented for our residents, who are especially now can benefit from guaranteed income. >> chairman: thank you for your leadership. thank you for your leadership locally. great lightly, and to all of the applicants to whom i assume will be forwarded to this committee to the f

in march 29th the un human rights commission called for a probe into possible use of excessive force by french police during the yellow vest protests the government rejected the accusations with president mccrone calling them unacceptable however then prime minister edward phillipe admitted mistakes in law enforcement and link of the rallies but still roam rodriguez again says the lack of action from authorities is even worse to him that police brutality . if you did you know when officials talk about you as mentally retarded on live television you also need to be able to deal with that that has lasted 2 years and of course there is no way i can fight back against that the pressure that these people the government the state put on me personally and on my family cost me much more harm than the police who gallops my out. it's 14 past this saturday the 14th of february thanks for taking time out of the weekend to shoot into us we're at sea and this is ahead britain's health service is under fire for adopting new gender neutral language rules to the pandemic is it the right time to be th

have been to the police time and again and even called on the un refugee agency and the un human rights commission to get involved but in vain the neighborhood. it's very difficult now that my wife stays in london for me at the protest site but i'm with her and thought all the time about them and i keep telling my wife to bring our daughter home. for the. order i'm convinced that my daughter is still alive for your. protest spicer lanka's tunnels growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless mr sri lanka's current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to ceased in 2020 including the daughter of giovanni to supply. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. during the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. let's speak more about the story now with now about the un dep

working at the human rights commission, when we work in coalition, we can get thing done right. we ask the board to make sure we find the proper time to get this done. let's not rush this through. thank you very much. we'll work with you hand in hand, arm in arm. >> we should be trying to get kids to study harder and get higher reading and math scores. >> hello, david? >> thank you for the opportunity. i come from a school who's motto -- [indiscernible]. it means english that i'm a voice crying out in the wilderness here. i know you're going to vote the way you going to. i wish i knew what i know now. i wish would have known that living over by lowell, it led to great outcomes. the magic dirt seems to be the thing. the solution is a hammer looking for a nail to hit. if you want to stick to the problems here, high school is not the place to do. i'm looking at the board of education here, matt alexander was a principal and teacher. if you're not preparing your kids for school like lowell you fail. this board of education is failing the students of the school. it's not lowell. it's

chair of the racial equity working group where we've been working with director simli in the human rights commission, a number of other city directors about how better we can advance racial equity in city and county commissions. i've also been the co-chair of our immigration policy ad hoc committee with we've done work around the future of the i.c.e. agency, the muslim ban, the impact of covid on our immigrant communities. i hope i have the honor of being reappointed again. there is so much work to be done. i've learned about myself and the city and grown personally and professionally in this role. a lot of incredible people here. everyone is so great and i hope i can earn another two years on this body. thank you. >> acting chair: thank you. let's move on to seat 9, i think we have that person here. uh-uh, maybe we don't. >> well, okay, i just was unsuccessful in unmuting myself. >> acting chair: hello? but now you're muted again. >> can you hear me now? >> acting chair: yes. >> fantastic. so my name is elahe enssani. i want to thank you, supervisor mandelman and chan and the director for the tirel

humanity a report by the rights group says that soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november the ethiopian government says its human rights commission is investigating crimes committed during the conflict one of haiti's most dangerous gang leaders escaped prison during a riot it's left the left at least 11 people dead on old joseph fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince witnesses say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison guards a police officer at a detention center director are among that as the headlines more news feed on al-jazeera after the bottom line next. gen. lost thousands of our programmes. documentaries. subscribe to eugene. al-jazeera english. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question are iran in the united states destined for collision or for a new deal regarding iran's nuclear program and national ambitions let's get to the bottom line. after general trump told the court on the life support system of relations between washington and tehran president joe biden once that cord plugged back in and there may be a few new signs of life in that complicated relationship 2 days after biden said he wanted

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fighting at least 300 people have been killed in the region in recent weeks according to human rights commission both sides have accused the other of violence over the past few years. that a lot of the our problem is one of land does want to take our fertile lands because they don't have such lands for farming they found that our land is good so they are targeting i ask miss farmers to prevent us from farming we don't want to give them our land so they launch attacks on us because we're weak. since november authorities say more than 7000 people have arrived in the state this by being here for 3 months refugees they have very little aid has reached them they say most of the systems they've got so far are handouts from the local community and some refugees have opted to live with the host communities rather than in these makeshift camps authorities also say that more people are arriving every day and that they expect that to continue through the more you're as long as fighting continues on the other side more refugees will come were no racing against time because an april it'll be the start of the