for example we are speaking about what for example human rights first of all the concept of what is human is what are different in the west. the most basic human rights the right to live through the right to be treated equally and fairly by the law he would actually claim that the russian people do you know given the last there is a huge gap between the low and the troops that is that of them are relative. there's del all. over represents the troops moral troops think. mr you can i think this is not what i'm asking you about various you may say that the law doesn't raise up to the morality that's not what i'm asking you about how there are many people in russia for concerns that the law is not practiced fairly so it's not only not rising enough to the morality but that they way it is applied is corrupt it is often not very just and so on and so forth don't you think that if least on the basic level the rule of the lawyer ease the russian people. has nothing to do with liberalism because liberal law or a low low order and withing that order is necessary order is necessary in strong order a

from tribes that had reportedly sheltered and helped eisold militants and we talked to human rights watch after first. to try these are sunni arab tribes one told. the other jaish these are famous tribes from the area of singe are the historical homeland of the u.s. according to the is easy these two specific tribes were complicit with isis and the day that isis arrived in the area these tribes helped isis to round up his east turn women into sex slaves and to massacre other members of the z.t. community since then i have spent much time with you see the elders who told me they had drawn up a list of individuals and of tribes and would target them and kill them if they had the chance heard of incidents where i what is now a group of u.c.b. fighters a u.c.b. militia empowered on the payroll of the baghdad government that has targeted members of these two tribes but what we understand is that they are targeting anyone from these tribes women children men not because they were specifically involved in nice abuses and abuses against the edis but just be care because they carry the name of this tribe acco

the first one is human rights. the first one ensuring the rule of law. the third, the enforcing. international cooperation, legal assistance, technical assistance, information sharing and exchange. the fourth pillar is military and security means are not sufficient to counter terrorism. having in mind that the most important drivers to lead to the spread of terrorism are social media, internet and cyberspace. conclusion, a considerable improvement of security situation in tunisia despite a tense and fragile regional situation. tunisia was better ranked than turkey, france and great britain. thank you for listening. >> thank you, mr. moderator. mr. president and ceo of s.e.i. excellences. first of all, i would like to thank the director and the team of the csis for the invitation extended to take part in this important gathering dedicated to the issue of security in our region. i have been asked to present the major security challenges facing the country and the region in the wake of the ongoing effort of daesh in iraq and syria. they include the persistence by the terrorist group

human rights. what propelled you to get involved in human rights and marriage equality issues? paul: first applied to philanthropy the same spirit of activism, trying to get involved, trying to make a difference, make an impact, create things, not just write out a check. it is a similar impulse as the impulses that govern my investing style. in the case of gay rights, my younger son came out to me as gay in 1998 when he was 21 years old. and shortly after some brief discussions, i became very interested in being a funder of gay rights groups, of helping out in that realm. at the beginning, just writing out checks. at the beginning, pursuant to a agreement with my son, anonymously. but over a period of time it became overt, and over a period of time, i and my team became quite friendly with legacy gay rights groups, including democrats, hard-core democrats, and we started working together on different projects. the culmination of that was -- and it was really a very, very highly strategic and well-executed project, was a partnership with the governor of new york with us and our democratic f

but unless last thing solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most vulnerable this was the first summit between these two organizations there were more than eighty leaders here from the african and european union's and what they said was that this is really an opportunity for a new era in relations one that was equal in a sense it was a an attempt to try to redress the balance of the past but one more many experts have told us is that for as long as the european union continues to pour aid money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that the u.n. says syria mediator staffan de mistura has held separate meetings with government and opposition delegations in geneva it's the eighth round of u.n. sponsored talks to end the civil war the opposition is still demanding the departure of syria's president bashar al assad but that's not yet been discussed as a diplomatic editor james bays reports from geneva. the syria talks of reached a new phase at u.n. headquarters in geneva opposition negotiators ar

priority but unless gnostic solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun. this was the first summit between these two organizations there were more than eighty leaders here for african and european union and what they said was that this is really an opportunity for a new era in relations one that was. in a sense it was an attempt to try to redress the balance of the past but one more many experts have told us is that. as the european union continues to pour money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that the saudi led coalition says it's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by hoofy rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern city of hama shade earlier be who he said that hit a military target it's the second missile fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed near riyadh's airport on them before. meanwhile inside yemen medical sources say at least fourteen people have been killed in fighting in the capital sana'a forces loyal to the former president. fo

priority but unless gnostic solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun. this was the first summit between these two organizations there were more than eighty leaders here for african and european union's and what they said was that this is really an opportunity for a new era in relations one that was equal in a sense it was an attempt to try to redress the balance of the past but one more many experts have told us is that for as long as the european union continues to pour money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that syria's un mediator stuff under mr a separate meetings with government and opposition officials in geneva around of u.n. sponsored talks to end the civil war have been extended until december fifteenth the opposition still demanding the departure of syrian president bashar al assad but that's not yet been discussed. and the un's humanitarian advisor for syria says aid supplies aren't being allowed to reach a besieged damascus suburb egeland is calling on the world powers to he

the most important thing, the ultimate human right, is the right to live. the right to live, first. if i can live, then i can begin to take care of my family. and i can begin to fight for my human rights. then i can fight for my dignity. but if i'm being killed every day, if i am being bond, if i am is togassed, our priority save lives. so we're going to save lives first. if we do, we stabilize and then we can start creating the conditions to ensure people's rights and human dignity respectively. russia, thereo are areas of major cooperation. we are working hard in syria to defeat isis and we are on the cusp of having isis once and for all defeated in syria. we have worked to do. we working together with russia on how to prevent civil war from re-erecting. we've had a lot of -- from re-erupting. there is a lot of commonality. how we get to the peace talks, we have our ups and downs. you saw a very important joint statement from president trump and president putin from denying, vietnam during the aipac meeting. an important alignment of how we peace processn going forward. it was impo

human rights. abuse advisory board that has just released its first sort of report in october where really it's mentioning clearly that fifty is also on the right track in terms of let's say human right let's implement ation and support and finally with. programs that has been put in place since yesterday that to really recognize n.g.o.s that have been active in the promotion of football but not only in the promotion of football but in the improvement of life in the community through football we are really showing a different face and i think that the end of year the end of the cycle in twenty eighteen when will be showing how much research those were involved invested back into football. the people who are sceptical and will definitely change their mind i'm here to also support. the strategy developed by the president and his model has been bringing football back into fifty five and i think we're doing it just as it should be on. thanks. the village of collect she has been nicknamed sleepy hollow because for some unknown reason its local residents have found victim to sleep potemkin. charles moore. for t

human rights. abuse advisory board that has just released its first sort of report in october where really it's mentioning clearly that fifty is also on the right track in terms of let's say human right let's implement asian and support and finally with. programs that has been put in place since yesterday that to really recognize n.g.o.s that have been active in the promotion of football but not only in the promotion of football but in the improvement of life in the community through football we are really showing a different face and i think that the end of year the end of the cycle in twenty eighteen when we will be showing how much research those were involved invested back into football. the people who are sceptical and will definitely change their mind i'm here to also support. the strategy developed by the president and his model has been bringing football back into fifty five and i think we're doing it just as it should be on. this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands are normally off limits to the public eric's allowed in because he's the seller his personal doctor. people here know him

first job. he was the president of the human rights commission when i his first director. he then served over five mayors before he ultimately retired and i had the privilege of appointing him to his last commission so he could have fun. that was the recreation and park commission and you should have seen larry at those 49er games at candlestick, having great fun and bringing his family with him. i want to also say i honor the people who work the system every day. because when i first met larry, i used to kind of complain as a new employee of the city. why i was faced with so many people who had pretty sharp opinions and would sometimes curse sometimes threaten. sometimes do all the things that sometimes the public in their most emotional states will do. and so he as the president of the transport worker union said, mr. lee, let me tell you what my day was like. and we would talk about people who were spat on and cursed on and they were just trying to smile and get people to work and to school. so i had nothing to complain about after those sessions. we shared our stories

priority but unless gnostic solutions a found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun mobile has been a roller coaster week for bitcoin which saw values soar past an all time high of eleven thousand dollars this week but then they dramatically reversed lower because and bubble are now two words the most people use when describing the crypto currency skeptics say its value has no relation to the real financial market or the economy because believers say it is the future of finance well reynolds has more. but a year ago you could buy one bitcoin for about seven hundred thirty dollars in currency exchange sites online now the same bitcoin is worth nearly ten thousand dollars why most likely this because there's a lot of speculators that have seen the rapid price rise and bitcoin and decided that this would be a good gamble for them to get him there have been signs the financial world has become more accepting of the virtual currency japan has recognized it as an official method of payment and the world's largest derivatives

in schools and the best photo editing apps but first digital verification more and more activists are using social media content as evidence of human rights violations but what do the photos and videos exactly depict amnesty international has set up a network to analyze online content. this video of a refugee camp in papua new guinea was filmed using a phone the authorities say that soldiers fired shots in the air but amnesties research has brought something very different to light so. we were able to prove actually that they were firing into the tensions which then led to the upper new guinea police on the australian government changing their narratives about what happened on those dates. as the head of the digital verification corps project based in southern england amnesty international is working with six universities on three continents to train digital detectives the students monitor videos and photos from the internet to decide whether they are fake or not. livia n.l.e. has been working with the project for a year now her work is like solving a digital puzzle she has to find out where and when videos were made and whether the infor

but unless last thing solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun. this was the first summit between these two organizations there were more than eighty leaders here for the african and european union's and what they said was that this is really an opportunity for a new era in relations one that was equal in a sense it was an attempt to try to redress the balance of the past but one more many experts have told us is that for as long as the european union continues to pour aid money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that russia is accusing the u.s. of doing everything it can to provoke north korea on wednesday the u.s. warned pyongyang that it will be utterly destroyed if war breaks out earlier this week north korea tested its latest intercontinental ballistic missile but russia says cutting diplomatic and trade ties isn't the answer to the standoff. one gets the impression that everything has been done on purpose to make snap and carry out further inadvisable actions it is regrettable

tomatoes in the supermarket as we go about our daily lives human rights are often the last thing on our minds visible slavery in the twenty first century. spong d.w. . they know like. they know what we think. and soon they'll even know how we feel. i'm not a real person i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions. so hopefully i can be a helpful piece assault with. a virtual. person as a therapist or a robotic as a teacher neither would have human empathy what does the machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context would i disclose more information to a person or to a computer in this case. if you listen let's say feelings are the instruments that steer us and whoever can control these feelings has great power over us even possible algorithms instead of feelings measuring emotion starting december sixteenth on t w. this is d w news live from berlin thousands have been protesting against germany's far right a.f.d. is the party holds a conference in the northern city of hanover police took action against left wing demonstrators trying to disrupt the event in while delegat

the first one is human rights in the second is the rule of law.the third is the enforcement international corporation -- cooperation, information sharing and exchange. before this military and security means to counterterrorism. the most important drivers to lead to the spread of terrorism or social media, internet and cyberspace. in conclusion, a considerable improvement in tunisia despite the regional security situation in fact in 2016 tunisia was better. thank you for listening. >> thank you, mr. moderator. mr. president, participants, mr. moderator, first of all, i would like to think that team of the csis for the invitation to take part in this important gathering dedicated to the issue of security in our region. i've bee asked to present the major security challenge as in the region in the wake of the ongoing iraq and syria. they include first the participants in the region. second, the financing and radicalization for their radicalization and the growing threat of islam in some countries politics and common value and finally the interventio

albright or donald trump and ministration it is less concerned with human rights issues it made a lot more in words but in this first defense budget it has increase of expenditure about almost ten percent and it is certainly very eager to secure economic concessions from is major trading partners meaning more jobs for the americans. less trade deficit more investment from going into the united states keeping the u.s. dollar. weak and so on and also looking specifically well i mean what do you make of china's role in trump's national security plan. well. donald trump administration like most americans certainly consider the certainly considered china would be the most syria's most important competitor potentially in the future. and there is more subspecies of china exactly because it is not seen as a democratic country not seen to be supporting maintaining universal values even when japan poles and economic talents of the united states in the one nine hundred eighty s. received very substantial our pressure from from the united states the time is leadership response in saying that you would like to have a new type of

priority but unless gnostic solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun mobile that's been a roller coaster week for bitcoin which saw values soar past an all time high of eleven thousand dollars this week but then they dramatically reversed lower bitcoin and bubble are now two words the most people use when describing the crypto currency skeptics say its value has no relation to the real financial market or the economy a big believers say it is the future of finance well reynolds has more. but a year ago you could buy one bitcoin for about seven hundred thirty dollars in currency exchange sites online now the same bad coin is worth nearly ten thousand dollars why most likely it is because as a lot of speculators that have seen the rapid price rise and bitcoin and decided that this would be a good gamble for them to get him there have been signs the financial world has become more accepting of the virtual currency japan has recognized it as an official method of payment and the world's largest derivatives e

first intelligent machine will be the last invention the human he needs to me. so during this half. a.g.i. development like you college usat that at first things will get that right so how that are we talking about what kind of that i mean will that stalin in progress make humans and of robotics. some people will always be afraid of progress but that doesn't seem to stop progress from happening when so phones first came out people complained a lot that they were you know they would destroy a normal social interaction people will always be staring at their phones and you know the realities more complex and people are always staring at their phones but they're mostly messaging with each other and carrying out new forms of social interaction in the same way people will be afraid of these new technologies once they're verbal they will embrace them and they will use them in their own way for their for their own purposes for you here always accompanies progress but human nature is to embrace progress and move forward anyway that's where we're not living in caves anymore so you're saying that smart robots will eventually run world governments are humans really going to

the first one is showing human rights. the scent one, ensuring the rule of law. the third, the enforcement and international cooperation in legal assistance, technical assistance, information sharing and exchange. the fourth pillar and military is security means are not sufficient to counter terrorism. having in mind that the most important drivers to lead to the spread of terrorism are media, social media, internet and cyberspace. conclusion, a considerable improvement of the security situation in tunisia despite a tense and fragile regional security situation is seen and, in fact, a global report in 2016 on terrorist threats gave tunisia, tunisia was better ranked than turkey and france and we thank you for listening. >> thank you very much. ambassador? >> thank you, mr. moderator, mr. president and excellencies, the participants, the moderator, first of all, i would like to thank the director and team of the csis for the invitation extended to algeria to take part in this important gathering dedicated to the issue of security in our region. i have been asked t

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piece that i created in 2014, and it's fundamentally about human beings' relationship to the natural world. we're gonna do the first section right now. my name is kt nelson, and i'm co-artistic director of odc. we're a dance company in san francisco. okay, so can you -- thwup! get around him? thwup! yeearrrn! oh, rah, yes! yes. okay? with this thing called climate change, we have scientific evidence, we have statistical analysis. i think maybe the missing ingredient is our emotional world. dance, because it is human beings onstage in a world, can help us embody the meaning of climate change. [ sinister music plays ] the term "dead reckoning" is navigational. it refers to when you don't have your regular points of reference -- the stars. where we are with climate change is that we are navigating blindly right now. i think we're in the middle of dead reckoning. in the dance, there is this lime-green snow, or confetti, that first starts coming from the dancers' hands. and it's lime green. nothing in nature is like that. so it is about how we have transformed our world into a place we do not know. sadan: my name is josie sadan. i'm

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human rights activists. and today story spoke with w exclusively about his time behind bars and his hopes for the future. mrs don't know first of all thank you so much for taking the time to do this interview you were in turkish prison nearly four months and you returned to germany just in time for your daughter's fourth birthday how are you doing now well i'm doing fine but taking it very slowly so rather no work just some mediocre some official contacts meetings but taking it slowly me with my family how have you been able to process this time in turkey it. well i think it's processing it is a process in itself so it takes time i'm not rushing with it there's a lot of continue to for me in it in a way to say that. as i'm a trainer for dealing with stress and trauma i know what can happen and doesn't have to happen but it's continuing in doing my relaxation exercises which i did before going into prison during prison i'm doing it still it's a lot of talking with friends with colleagues it's also just getting back into normal rhythms like taking care of the children etc i can't imagine what you've been through in these nearl

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