and if you have human rights commission. but it will sink the victims will get justice or because obviously these troops are fighting alongside federal forces or might say well the sort of if european culpability and this come to light. we hope so but you have to understand while there might be a commitment to look to the children government the children human rights commission or an agency of the government. 3 children government would have no record to embrace the good all that crying that would be happening that we just saw although it's been reported not just by. going to the but by the u.n. international human rights watch and by their own bit they took one government agency which is a human rights commission so it's just not all that will need. the to open government. it is and so much we probably still don't know about what's happening there a very important story thank you sam we'll get your for joining us. thank you. france bears overwhelming responsibilities for the rwandan genocide but was not complicit in the eve

using human rights as a better plan there's very little we can do but let's wait and see i mean we also have support from a large number of countries it was evident in the human rights commission proceedings in the beginning when the report was submitted 21 countries spoke against the human rights commission erst report and in the proceeding discussions there were a lot of opposition to this of course the boarding they got 22 but even they got one word less than the last time and 14 and there were a large number of absentees that is 14 so this world is divided so you are coming from some very very very quickly as we are running out of time are you going to take note of these criticisms or are you going to stick to your blanket denials which no one believes where there we have gone away or not we are going to continue with the play just that we have made to the international community to find answers or in consultation missing persons we are going and accountability we are going to find answers through a domestic mckenney some as quickly as we can we do shed of it from the responsibility to the international community more than that to the ok well of this country we've run out

and or still which is led by the about human rights commission which the independent and or saw invited all international. communities to come in for it or still for a journalist to stand or fall for a independent investigators $288.00 and human rights commission to me seems to get incredible just just to be clear you admit and then that they are every tree and troops on the ground and if they are why are they there ok the honesty of this is one of the investigation going on because there are only geishas out says yes to. this one of the investigation is. why this will be investigated in vietnam said clearly with independent investigators. so. to the investigation that you see your government is allowing because indeed if you get invited to the un human rights commission to jointly investigate all these allegations of the crimes going on why not allow an independent un investigation with full access. they are not to hamper. any we're. only even last time it was only for security reasons for example if the humanitarian assistance will do not is this too immediate and which is not control

also being accused of human rights abuses adrian would have his government allow an investigation into human rights violations from the u.n. or even. its own human rights commission is going to allow those organizations to carry out investigations on the ground into great. well you go fish all of that in ethiopia have said that they are investigating the human rights abuses we've had from plenty of people more and more journalists are now being allowed access into to and other human rights organizations as well we've seen more eyewitnesses and victims than people who've lost loved ones who are very traumatized who have been talking to us and just talking about the atrocities from all fighting side people are talking about every tran forces the federal forces are regional forces as well who they say have been committing these human rights abuses killing destruction of property rape and so once it's going to be interesting to see who is going to be allowed which human rights organization is going to be allowed into to great to independently investigate what the reports that we've been hearing in the past when you know the ethiopian government is accused of atrociti

a journalist to stand or fall for a independent investigators $200.00 that they took and human rights commission to me to get creative just just to be clear you admit and then that they are every tree and troops on the ground and if they are why are they there ok the honesty of this is one of the investigation going on because there are allegations that it is says. this in this one of the investigation is. why this will be investigated it will be understood clearly with independent investigators. so. to the investigation that you see your government is allowed in because they need you to again write to the un human rights commission to jointly investigate all these allegations of the crimes go in on why do not allow an independent un investigation would full access. they are not. exist anywhere. only even last time it was only for security reasons they put example if the humanitarian assistance will do not is this too immediate and which was not controlled and if this is. hiding in corners we can kind of anybody the government is responsible to see if investigators who have money here and assist

international human rights groups have reported how both ethiopian and air tran soldiers rate killed and destroyed people's homes every port from ethiopia is only human rights commission that investigated one incident in the town of axum include dozens of witnesses describing how your train soldiers killed over 100 civilians. people are still fleeing ongoing fighting. this we are suffering very much i cannot explain it we came here because of the wall we've been robbed of our things and our animals were taken and. it is this kind of evidence that appears to have forced the theo paean prime minister into what some are calling a stunning view turn for months he claimed the situation in t. dry was an internal conflict but now acknowledges that he trained troops were in the region and have been fighting the people's liberation front and thereby may have committed atrocities. in not going to. the air tran army crossed the border and was operating in ethiopia any damage it did to our people on acceptable we don't accept it because it is the air tran army and we would not have accepted it if it were our soldiers would. the military campaign was against our clearly targeted e

human rights commissioner to the independent and or saw invited all international. communities to come in for humanitarian it or settle for a journalist to stand or fall for a independent investigators $280.00 up and human rights commission to me seems to get incredible just just to be clear are you admitting then that they are retreating troops on the ground and if they are why are they there ok that is this is one of the investigation going on. because there are allegations out there is says. this in this one of the industry giving these. talks why this will be investigated in the outcome will be announced and clearly with independent investigators talking so much to the investigation that you see your government is allowing because indeed if you get invited a un human rights commission to jointly investigate all these allegations or the crimes go in on why not allow an independent u.n. investigation with full access. anywhere. only even less time it's only for security reasons they put example if the humanitarian assistance will and you'll notice this come to him you know which is not controlled and if this is. hiding in corners we can kind of talk to anybody the government is responsible to see if that is the investi

human rights violations. is the government likely to allow the u.n. or even its own human rights commission to carry out invest best occasions on the ground. why on previous occasions when atrocities have been reported in other parts of ethiopia the government has been very reluctant to have human rights organizations and other independent bodies coming in to investigate and this time around the accusations are quite strong we have had from people in tigger i've very traumatised talking about what has been happening in the last few months the government the thing that it's going to investigate what we have been hearing so it's going to be interesting to see which bodies are going to be allowed to to grey which what is that going to be allowed to investigate but a lot of people think that this say that this investigation needs to be independent because this complaint that are coming out of there is a very horrific we also have from the us thing that there needs to be a ceasefire but the prime minister has said that what is going on now is a sort of a cleanup exercise a low enforcement issue

calls for a full investigation into alleged human rights violations into gray is the government likely to allow the u.n. or even its own human rights commission to carry out investigations on the ground. was going to be interesting to see whether that is going to happen in previous occasions in other areas we have seen the government very reluctant to bring in amy human rights organizations to investigate this going to be interesting to see if that is going to happen in to guy the government has or has already said that it will investigate the human rights abuses the time it has been accused of we have hired from the u.s. saying that there needs to be a ceasefire but the prime minister has been adamant saying that what is going on into gray is low enforcement and has also said that the grand forces and top leadership of key p.l.f. needs to surrender we have also had the government saying that what is happening right now is a cleanup exercise saying that most of the basic services have resumed in to good eye but then again a lot of people like you say have come up without a lot of witnesses as the country continues as the region continues to o

the title of your equality and human rights commission also said that the company monitored calls att, or surname. they said this was discrimination and breached the 2010 equality act. these are pretty shocking revelations, and for such a big name in the holiday industry. a downing street spokesperson today described these practices as completely unacceptable. as for pontins, its owner said today in a brief statement that it had agreed with the hrc to further enhance its staff training and procedures to promote equality throughout its business. the ehrc said it must take appropriate action and learn lessons. , ., ., ., the cheltenham festival is just a fortnight away, and the racing world is facing new questions over its treatment of horses. the prominent trainer gordon elliot has been temporarily banned from racing in britain, after an image was posted of him astride a dead horse, and today a second investigation has been launched after a video emerged of a jockey at another irish yard, also straddling a dead horse. 0ur correspondent laura scott looks at the potential impact of the

international human rights watch about eritrea atrocities axum city also plenty of media reports and then we saw a report by and once upon a special institution that you can human rights commission that confirmed those eritrea atrocities and acts so became a very hard thing to the night and then of course we have the international pressure led recently by the new u.s. administration and calling for the eritrean withdrawal so i think a combination of those events are to explain this this announcement that the prime minister's office has made today it is difficult to understand exactly what is happening inside the greatest telecommunications blackout there not much reporting going on but if the eritrean troops withdraw and that is a it and if they totally withdrawal which is a big if then that would mean that it would be very difficult the egypt is better military to completely crush this rebellion by the socal to great defense force it's so it's really not clear what the implications are or what the military strategy here is from the federal government that they are also looking to pursue some sort of suspension still it is which is very much needed because that would allow the r

international human rights groups have reported how both ethiopian and air tran soldiers rate killed and destroyed people's homes every port from ethiopia is only human rights commission that investigated one incident in the town of axum include dozens of witnesses describing how air tran soldiers killed over 100 civilians. people are still fleeing ongoing fighting. this we are suffering very much i cannot explain it we came here because of the wall we've been robbed of our things and our animals were taken. it is this kind of evidence that appears to have forced the theo paean prime minister into what some are calling a stunning u. turn for months he claimed the situation in t drive was an internal conflict but now acknowledges that he trained troops were in the region and had been fighting the tikrit people's liberation front and thereby may have committed atrocities you. know going to. a tree and army crossed the border and was operating in ethiopia any damage it did to our people on acceptable we don't accept it because it is the air tran army and we would not have accepted it if it were our soldiers. the military campaign was against our clearly targeted enemies

international human rights groups have reported how both ethiopian and air tran soldiers rate killed and destroyed people's homes every port from ethiopia is only human rights commission that investigated one incident in the town of x. some include dozens of witnesses describing how it train soldiers killed over $100.00 civilians. people are still fleeing ongoing fighting. this we are suffering very much i cannot explain it we came here because of the wall we've been robbed of our things and our animals were taken and. it is this kind of evidence that appears to have forced the theo paean prime minister into what some are calling a stunning view turn for months he claimed the situation in t drive was an internal conflict but now acknowledges that he trained troops were in the region and had been fighting the people's liberation front and thereby may have committed atrocities you. know going to. be a trans army crossed the border and was operating in ethiopia any damage it did to our people on acceptable we don't accept it because it is the air tran army and we would not have accepted it if it were our soldiers would. the military campaign was against our clearly targe

alister pringle, thank you very much from the equality and human rights commission.ee it. an imposing painting of the last supper. it has hung in this parish church since the beginning of the last century. gifted by a localfamily, who brought it back from a visit to italy. never had it been supposed that the 12.5 foot artwork would be an original. but it had not always looked like this. two years ago, extensive renovation work was commissioned, and more of the picture was revealed. it had, over the centuries, got very dark. it was brown and sludgy, and didn't look at all inspiring. and then it was restored and we see what we have now. and it is a joy and a delight. the restoration was carried out by art historian ronald moore, in his studio on the welsh english border. he was inspired to delve further. 11,000 hours of research, in fact, in which he uncovered its history. examination under ultraviolet light revealed the inscribed name of titian, one of the 16th century's greatest masters, and he's convinced the artwork was created by painters from the titian workshop,

she's a former commissioner of the human rights commission of sri lanka the sri lankan government has essentially said it won't accept the council's resolution how effectively being without sri lankan cooperation. well i think on certain france it will not be effective because if the government is not there instance even meant recommendations in the resolution like conducting inquiry in the very aryans into allegations and walk right reviewing the prevention of terrorism act except that they have of course they're going to be any progress on that but are not a level that we can see that will get progress to what accountability because the office of the high commission of human rights will be gathering analyzing. documentary evidence that a view to taking the accountability process forward and they've also been monitoring the human rights situation in atlanta and reporting back to the human rights council doubtful the human rights situation is not far off the radar but it continued to be on the human rights council and the agenda but does the government or cared about you or another ye

human rights commissioner that independent and or saw invited all international. communities to come into a community and it or school for journalists and or school for a independent investigators $280.00 up and human rights commission to make this investigation created just just to be clear you admit in then that they are eritrean troops on the ground and if they are why are they there ok that is to this is one of the industry getting going on. because there are only geisha says. this in this one of the indication is. any talk why these will be investigated in the outcome will be unanswered clearly with independent investigators talking so much to the investigation that you see your government is allowing because indeed if you get invited a un human rights commission to jointly investigate all these allegations or the crimes going on why not allow an independent un investigation would fall access. have not. been done access anywhere. only even last time it was only for security reasons they put example if the humanitarian assistance will do not is this too immediate and which is not controlled and if this is. hiding in corners we can kind of anybody the government is responsible to see if that is the investigators

the ethiopian human rights commission says eritrean soldiers committed atrocities in the northern region of ticket day it says they killed more than $100.00 civilians in november on tuesday after months of denials the prime minister ahmed said eritrean soldiers were integrated during the government offensive last year and bangladeshi officials are investigating just what caused a large fire at the corpses bazaar refugee camp at least 15 people are confirmed dead but hundreds more are still missing following that fire on monday you are up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera women make change is next. so you will be the best generation in your family as women going to school. but i let me show you something this is a $1.25 a well it's what i have every small cup of coffee millions of people around the world exist on less than this amount a day of the numbers have gone down but they still a lot of work to be done at a time when the world is looking at how to reduce extreme poverty in the sportbike as we all know women wherever they have the opportunity to be actively involved in the lo

toward women to carry all the rights of women on her shoulders the head of your independent human rights commission goes one step further calling the move on acceptable saying it is a worrying sign for the future it's setting the tone for things to come in terms of and crew 70 they were afraid. well. i think we're like again. reiterated the fact that it's a it's a pity that we don't have many women sitting there and frankly speaking we are very much for. to see many women from from different parties or from different delegations attending. those those talks. but i think again i think what happened what happened in moscow but let's look at what what came out of that i think what came out of that was a strong signal in the same direction that we all wanted to see which was that none of the. participants wanted to see. an embrace or they didn't agree reiterated on the 2513 the dissolution of the un security council so invested and that's i think important that's what should come mr ambassador how about what is going on in your country right now there was recently an attempt to partially ban school gir

toward women to carry all the rights of women on her shoulders the head of your independent human rights commission goes one step further calling the move on acceptable saying it is a worrying sign for the future it's setting the tone for things to come in terms of inclusive they were afraid. well. i think we're like again. reiterated the fact that it's a it's a pity that we don't have many women sitting there and frankly speaking we are very much for. to see money woman from from different parties or from different delegations attending. those those talks. but i think again i think what happened what happened in moscow but let's look at what what came out of that i think what came out of that was a strong signal in the same direction that we all wanted to see which was that none of the. participants wanted to see. an embrace or they didn't agree or they reiterated on the 2513 the dissolution of the un security council turned acid and that's i think important that's what should come mr ambassador how about what is going on in your country right now there was recently an attempt to partially ban sch

toward women to carry all the rights of women on her shoulders the head of your independent human rights commission goes one step further calling the move on acceptable saying it is a worrying sign for the future it's setting the tone for things to come in terms of inclusive ety they were afraid. well. i think i will again. reiterated the fact that it's a it's a pity that we don't have many women sitting there and frankly speaking we are very much for. to see many women from from different parties or from different delegations attending. those those talks. but i think again i think what happened what happened in moscow but let's look at what what came out of that i think what came out of that was a strong signal in the same direction that we all wanted to see which was that none of the. participants wanted to see. an embrace or they didn't agree or they reiterated on the 2513 the dissolution of the u.n. security council turned acid and that's i think important that's what should come mr ambassador how about what is going on in your country right now there was recently an attempt to partially ban sc

we were able to produce a report and report to the united nations human rights commission on that, ande helpful in getting congressional legislation to stop trade and weapons sales to chile. six of us from north, central, and south america went to costa rica and nicaragua, el salvador, and guatemala. we have to focus on the individual countries that are victimized by u.s. intervention the luke perry policy. -- military policy. when we realized there had been 215 such interventions, that is interventions by the u.s. in third world countries since 1948, that has been going on for generations now. we have to tackle the overall problem, and that is going to take longer. we are working on it. i did not say much about the human contact, but this is of course perhaps the most important aspect of these visits. we do make personal contact and we do keep in touch and we do get direct information and do provide a measure of support and hope for people who are in such desperate circumstances because of our government's dominant desire, necessity to dominate other countries. ♪ [singing] >> we are h

human rights commission is another voice internationally in support of the investigation and a clear understanding of what happened. so what are you looking for know because the u.n. is pointing the finger at the russian government the russian government says it's nothing to do with us and talk there is talk of sanctions but realistically what other sanctions could international. partners bring to bear on russia. it's interesting that this report from us comes just a few days after the report on the murder of jamal. which links this as a summation to. prince mohammed bin so money and started it arabia and the similarity is that this is a summer on our summer a government saudi arabia and we are where a senior official was directing war in assess the nation it which wasn't very forthcoming in this investigation and still international community here are was able to link this isn't it just this nation directly to the saudi prince so can something like this happen in a case of no army and russian authorities linking his assassination an attempted murder poisoning to mr wharton i would l

tom andrews also suggesting a 5 point plan by the human rights commission of the international community to curb what the judge doing at the moment to me and bar and mistreat their financial potential to harm the public for longer. yes and that is important clearly tom andrews is an independent expert the un rapporteurs it's a position of some status as a say independent from the u.n. but appointed by the human rights council that is what that position is and he's a man with a reputation a former u.s. congressman from the state of maine but everything he says our recommendations on member states what might be important is this draft resolution there's been a very long draft resolution lots of recommendations being put forward to the human rights council by the european union portugal put to them next week but again the human rights council which is where we heard these 2 gentlemen speaking in the last few minutes doesn't have the real teeth the real teeth is the in the u.n. security council they came out with a statement i can tell you that most human rights campaigners are unhappy with

among those being targeted includes an arm of the conservative party, it's human rights commission, prominentroup. both of those men are among the harshest critics of beijing, among those putting the most pressure on boris johnson and his administration to be tougher on china. what it means is that these nine people and these four entities cannot have anything to do with china in terms of business or any chinese people either. if they own anything here those assets will be frozen. we are hearing some reaction very quickly from people like iain duncan smith and he essentially in a brief statement had said that he will wear the sanctions as a badge of honour. he is proud to stand up of honour. he is proud to stand up and speak up, he says, for those being persecuted by china. the salvage company hired to free the huge container ship blocking the suez canal since tuesday has warned it could take days or even weeks to move the vessel. it's one of the worlds busiest trading routes — with more than 10% of global trade passing through the waterway that connects the red sea to the mediterranean. the

involved but there has been a call quite investigation to be done not just by the feel that human rights commission by the u.n. agencies who are the we get the facts on the ground and look for some kind of justice because sexual abuse has been happening in the great region for a longer time we can openly confirmed that from the government side and from those from the opposition side and that's a great response and how is the country reacting to this news the submission that the that obvious made. i think many people are shocked we've been hearing this conflict. days ago there were allegations we couldn't confirm but now we really know that. have been happening you know you just have to read what the reuters reports in the last 24 hours saying there has been. you know family members that have been forced rape their own family members so it's just we're just as shocked as human beings we are professional media personnel within ethiopia who have to leave it there journalists samuel could touch oh thank you thank you. you're watching d.w. news let's get a recap of our top story experts say it could tak

been accused of abuses including killings torture rape and destruction of property they feel human rights commission and the united nations refugee agency have agreed to conduct a joint investigation into their leg ations of abuses committed by all sides catherine sawyer are to 0. in france bears overwhelming responsibilities for their wanton genocide but was not complicit in the events of 1904 this is the main finding of a commission set up by the french government it said the state was blind in its support for what it calls a racist regime behind the killings about a $100000.00 mainly ethnic tootsie people were slaughtered over the space of 3 months under the hutu regime france was an active supporter of the government at the time in the report's authors say it could have done much more to prevent the genocide now us politicians from both sides of the aisle are in texas visiting immigration centers to highlight a recent surge in migrants in asylum seekers at the border with mexico house democrats are saying they are there to fix the inhumane situation of child separation under the policies of dona

been accused of abuses including killings torture rape and destruction of property they feel human rights commission and the united nations refugee agency have agreed to conduct a joint investigation into their leg ations of abuses committed by all sides catherine sawyer. parts of kenya will return to lockdown to find what the president is calling a devastating coronavirus death rays the country is experiencing a 3rd wave of the virus with nearly a quarter of tests coming back positive that's up from just 2 percent in january people in the capital nairobi and 4 other counties have been told not to travel to other areas restaurants bars and most schools have been ordered to close and curfews there are being extended meanwhile german health officials are warning that its latest wave of the corona virus could be the west so far they're urging people to stay at home during the upcoming easter holiday to help slow the rapid rise they're seeing in infections there are fears they could be as many as 100000 new cases every day unless the spread is scabbed and brazil has now reported more than 3600 coronavir

been accused of abuses including killings torture rape and destruction of property they feel human rights commission and the united nations refugee agency have agreed to conduct a joint investigation into their leg ations of abuses committed by all sides catherine sawyer. france bears overwhelming responsibility for their a london genocide but it was not complicit in the events of 1994 that's the main finding of a commission set up by the french government and says the state was blind to preparations for the slaughter of about $800000.00 mainly ethnic tootsies over 3 months france actively supported the hurter led government at the time the report says it could have done much more to prevent the killings. now for centuries the indonesian island of bali has been a hub of arts and culture with many galleries and museums displaying the work of traditional artists but the island has been hit hard by covert 19 and many galleries have stopped their doors some artists on bali there have found ways to keep selling their work even though many say they're struggling to get by jessica washington reports now fr

ministry of foreign affairs, among those targeted includes an arm of the conservative party, human rights commissionncan smith, tom tugendhat, in charge of the china research group. both among the harshest critics of beijing. putting the most pressure on borisjohnson and his administration to be tougher on china. what it means is these nine people and four entities cannot have anything to do with china in terms of business relations or chinese people either. if they own anything here, those assets will be frozen. we are hearing reaction from people like iain duncan smith, in a brief statement he said he will wear these sanctions as a badge of honour. he is proud to stand up and speak up, he says, for those being persecuted by china. , ., , ., ., , china. these moves against british officials, _ china. these moves against british officials, is - china. these moves against british officials, is there - china. these moves against| british officials, is there any sense china will take action again officials from the us, canada or the eu?- again officials from the us, canada or the eu? yes, it has alread

been accused of abuses including killings torture rape and destruction of property they feel human rights commission and the united nations refugee agency have agreed to conduct a joint investigation into their leg ations of abuses committed by all sides catherine sawyer. france bears overwhelming responsibilities for the wand and genocide but was not complicity in the events of 994 that's the main finding of a commission set up by the french government it says a state was blind to preparations for the slaughter of about $830000.00 mainly ethnic tutsis over 3 months france actively supported the hutu led government at the time the report says it could have done much more to prevent the killings the coronavirus funday make now in brazil has reported more than 3600 deaths a new record for a single day queues have been growing for intensive care beds as infections said the most populous states our panel has been badly hit and is extending knock down measures until april 11th argentina meanwhile has announced it will suspend flights from brazil chile and mexico to prevent the spread of new variants of c

on to other news the ethiopian human rights commission says there are trained soldiers committed atrocities in the northern region of gray it says there are trained soldiers killed more than 100 civilians in action in november it called for those who committed the human rights violations to be held accountable tuesday and after months of denials the prime minister did admit that ever trained soldiers were integrated during the government offensive last year anastasia nationals also reported the torturing and killing of civilians by eritrean soldiers an update on the world weather is next and then the battle against i so it's not over we've got access to one area in iraq that seeing a rising number of attacks against security forces the european commission is considering tightening exports of covert $900.00 vaccines after concerns about shortages of the astra zeneca jack. how is that we've got lots of fabulous sunshine across much of the middle east as we should do it it's warm sunshine as well but look further north loss of class showing up here and boy is it cold we're struggling to get to

been accused of abuses including killings torture rape and destruction of property they feel human rights commission and the united nations refugee agency have agreed to conduct a joint investigation into their leg ations of abuses committed by all sides catherine sawyer are to 0 now 2 trains have crashed in egypt killing at least 32 people and injuring 165 more the railway authority says someone triggered the emergency brakes on one of the trains and the other crashed into it from behind president is promising to punish those responsible manly or for its. the tangled wreckage from these train carriages reveals the sheer force of the crash that killed dozens of people c.c.t.v. footage shows the moment of impact in so hard province south of cairo. egypt's railway authority says the 1st train stopped when someone triggered its emergency brakes and other crashed into it from behind causing tree carriages to flip over. parts landed in the nearby fields bystanders rushed to help survivors what dozens of ambulances scrambled to the scene really. think we need an official to come see what has happened we c

the former chairman of the equality and human rights commission, trevor phillips, explained why he signedgot to protect themselves, and they've got to protect the community as a whole, and in a way what we are asking them to do is to display the courage of the windrush voyageurs who took frankly a leap in the dark when they got on that boat and came here. we are asking them to say, you guys have displayed courage before, you've taken risks, and we understand you think this is a risk — we don't, but we understand you do, but we are asking you, begging you, to take this risk for the whole of our community and indeed the whole of the country. that was trevor phillips. dr margaret casely—hayford is chair of shakespeare's globe and one of the signatories to sir lenny�*s letter. she understands why some people in her community might be avoiding having the vaccine. if you're in a minority you can actually feel quite outside of society, and have a degree of reticence to get behind what the establishment is promulgating, because you sometimes think, "you know what? i wonder why they're doing that.

toward women to carry all the rights of women on her shoulders the head of your independent human rights commission goes one step further calling the move on acceptable saying it is a worrying sign for the future it's setting the tone for things to come in terms of inclusive they were afraid. well. i think we're like again. reiterated the fact that it's a it's a pity that we don't have many women sitting there and frankly speaking we are very much for. to see many women from from different parties or from different delegations attending. those those talks. but i think again i think what happened what happened in moscow but let's look at what what came out of that i think what came out of that was a strong signal in the same direction that we all wanted to see which was that none of the. participants wanted to see. an embrace or they didn't agree or they reiterated on the 2513 this illusion of the u.n. security council it turned acid and that's i think important that's what should come mr ambassador how about what is going on in your country right now there was recently an attempt to partially ban s

the if european human rights commission says eritrean soldiers committed atrocities in the northern region of today and says there are trained soldiers killed more than 100 civilians in some in november it called for those who committed the violations to be held accountable tuesday and after months of denials the prime minister did finally say eritrean soldiers were intake free during the government offensive last year amnesty international has also reported the torturing and killing of civilians by every trained soldiers officials in bangladesh are investigating what caused a fire at the world's largest refugee camp at least 15 people were killed and hundreds more are missing in cox's bazaar monday's fire destroyed thousands of shelters in the camp that houses more than a 1000000 ringgit refugees from 1000000 mom. nearly 45000 of them of lost their homes more from. isn't cox is bizarre. what you see behind me is the last. now many of these huts were actually burned they were built overnight some of them are 10 some of them are bumble toppling so they were built overnight to provide shelte

there 24 recommendations, the included fully funding the equality and human rights— fully funding the equality and human rights commissioneat body, but we know it's not, such a great body, but we know it's not. and _ such a great body, but we know it's not, and that means i can do less and less— not, and that means i can do less and less work about advising or clarifying — and less work about advising or clarifying pieces of legislation and education. there were things like police _ education. there were things like police training, which is forever and a _ police training, which is forever and a day— police training, which is forever and a day that we are doing that. looking — and a day that we are doing that. looking at — and a day that we are doing that. looking at the health disparities. and it _ looking at the health disparities. and it does mention inclusive curriculum, but again, we have a contradiction that it wants to give another— contradiction that it wants to give another side to slavery. sol contradiction that it wants to give another side to slavery. so i don't know— another side to slavery. so i don't know

the human rights commission and united nations refugee agency have agreed to conduct a joint investigationo allegations of abuses committed by all sides. ♪ anchor: parts of kenya will return to lockdown to fight with the president is calling a devastating coronavirus death rate. the country is experiencing a third wave of the virus with nearly 25% of test coming back positive, up from just 2% in january. people in the capital of nairobi and 4 other counties have been told not to travel to other areas. restaurants, bars, and schools have been ordered to close and curfews are being extended. german health officials are warning that its latest wave of the coronavirus could be the worst so far. they are urging people to stay home during the upcoming easter holiday to help slow the rapid rise in infections. there are fears there could be as many as 100,000 new cases every day unless the spread is curved -- curved -- curbed. >> there are signals this wave could be significantly worse than the first 2 ways. we must prepare for cases rising strongly and more people eating seriously ill again that

it follows an equality and human rights commission investigation after it was contacted by a whistleblowers since been responsible for major hits including fleabag, normal people and rupaul�*s drag race uk — prompting calls for it to be brought back. the bbc said the move was part of its drive to deliver more value to audiences. hundreds of people in exeter are still waiting to return to their homes after they were evacuated before a controlled explosion of a world war ii bomb. the university of exeter said about 300 students had been affected by the explosion, which damaged several houses on saturday. a number of other nearby residents are also waiting to return. jon kay reports. the crater is as deep as two double—decker buses, and now the wider impact is clear. bomb damage in a quiet residential area of devon. the 2000lb german device was found by builders and detonated in a controlled explosion at the weekend. shown here from different angles. thousands of homes were evacuated, and now, you can see why. today, we were allowed inside the cordon. debris, thrown 250 metres. to give you an

increasingly, our work with the human rights commission around the opportunities for all initiative. the other bucket there on the bottom is goes to be on the bottom left, sector training, identified as areas for opportunity both because of work and career opportunities as well as the potential for training pathway and industry recognized potential or in the cases we look for most, apprenticeship particularly working with organized labor to have collectively bargained apprenticeship opportunities leads to great wages, benefits, and career pathways. so for these programs, citywide program health care program is, and technology strategy for i.t. opportunities it tech s.f. basis services -- opportunities is tech s.f. business services, we refer out to programs and job seekers to refer those candidates over to the employers that are hiring. obviously, prepandemic, things were different, but we're preparing to come back stronger as we prepare to open the economy and do so equitably. dylan, if we could go to the next slide. also, supervisors, any time that you'd like to make sure we're doi

toward women to carry all the rights of women on her shoulders the head of your independent human rights commission goes one step further calling the move on acceptable saying it is a worrying sign for the future it's setting the tone for things to come in terms of inclusive they were afraid. well. i think i will again. reiterated the fact that it's a it's a pity that we don't have many women sitting there and frankly speaking we are very much for. to see money woman from from different parties or from different delegations attending. those those talks. but i think again i think what happened what happened in moscow but let's look at what what came out of that i think what came out of that was a strong signal in the same direction that we all wanted to see which was that none of the. participants wanted to see. an embrace or they didn't agree or they reiterated on the 2513 the dissolution of the u.n. security council so invested and that's i think important that's what should come mr ambassador how about what is going on in your country right now there was recently an attempt to partially ban schoo