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chico region pass up to the us and you inputs a hold on to the 8 deliveries the can you and human rights party launched an investigation into a legit mess atrocities by security guards at the local us own unable form. we have some, some of the victims with the, the, they thought i had already died and that's one to drag me to a forest nearby where i spend the whole night to add media. that like the guards thoroughly beaten the academy outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside. by that time i was seriously bleeding. the thank you for tuning into all see this thursday morning. my name's peter scott, and welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. we stopped with the latest developments on the front lines, web rushes, defense ministry. so these forces have prevents that ukraine be defined as troops in the caps on the beach and needed to nip a river the . this voltage shows field guns in auction versus m o d reports and add bonus, salt units has taken out. so you quiting subtypes group i really kind of sense is said to be working around the clock and the measurements old chief of s

him up to the us and you end up with a hold on deliveries the through data that can you in human rights party? it launches an investigation into a legit, massachusetts is by security guard at the local us own unable form. we have and some of the victims with the, the, they thought i had already died and that's when they drag them into a forest nearby where i spend the whole night. do i be like the guards thoroughly beat me in the caird, me outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside? and by that time, i was seriously bleeding on china approved a new law on foreign relations, which is aimed at counseling threats to both the political and economic security of the country the from most go to the rest of the world. this is all the international and peter scott's and these, the top stories this thursday launched. we started with the latest developments from the, from mines where russia's defense industries says this forces have prevented ukraine from re deploying troops. and they've got us on beach and made it to me. i thought a bit of a the of the footage shows field guns, inaction

the field is degree region to the us on your inputs a hold on to the deliveries of genuine human rights party. launched an investigation into a legit, a mazda 6 phosphatase by security guards at the local us own to sign up for the phone. we have from some of the victims to model it easy. they thought i had already died. and that's one of the drag me to a forest near by where i spend the whole night. do i be that like the guards thoroughly beaten the academy outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside? by that time i was seriously bleeding on the indian foreign minister praised as the country's steady relations with russia despised outside prussia. as orland boats from moscow break old records. the thank you for choosing into all the international this thursday morning. my name is be discounts and welcome to 30 minutes on use and announcements. we start this uh with the latest developments from the phone lines where russia's defense ministry says it's false as have prevented ukrainian troops from b to point in the coast on region near the nip of the river. the, well this was, it

after the us on us, but the hold on food, a deliveries on the can unix human rights party. it launches an investigation into a legit mass across the face by security guards at the local us own lineup of bump . we had some of the victims v, they thought i had already died and that's when they drag me to a forest nearby where i spend the whole night. do i be? the guards thoroughly beaten the caird, me outside the plantation, and left me to die at the roadside. by that time, i was seriously bleeding the and the rest and capital to the rest of the world. you'll watching all the international monies, be discounts here with the top stores. it's a, it's a, a most go time business day. thanks for joining us. we stopped this all with the latest developments from the front lines where it rushes, defense ministry says it's false as a preventive ukraine from redeploying. his troops in the caps on the beach. and that's near the, to me a, but they have a the, the, the footage shows fields, guns in action versus m. o d reports an apple and a salt units has taken out ukrainian, sabotaged g

that the judicial process needs to go through, but it's interesting that the united nations human rights party in geneva today chose to highlights a report that they put out last december. i'm expressing concern about the racial profiling, essentially high, disproportionate number of stop checks and traffic stops and id checks. the police conduct predominantly against people who are from black and arabic origin. so there are concerns about on the spotlights has been shown on the way police police has these kind of neighborhoods of powers and elsewhere. okay, make sure you keep us updated as the night on phones for brandon in non to or and as we just heard from poll, the united nations human rights office says friends must address the issues of racial discrimination in lower enforcement. in november, a committee issued a report saying many people were unwilling to report incidents of racism if found vash in 2021. more than 12000 complains were found by victims of racism, xenophobia, and anti religious acts. but it noted that there was a massive under reporting of those incidents that same year,

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can you in human rights to party launch is an investigation into a legit mazda atrocities by security guards at the local us own definable farm we have from some of the victims with the, the, they thought i had already died and that's one to drag me to a forest nearby where i spend the whole night media and like the guards thoroughly beaten in the caird, me outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside. by that time i was seriously believed. plus india is foreign minister. praise is the country's steady relations with russia despised outside prussia. as all impulse from moscow, drake pull back the book and see all the international monies be to scott to bring you all the latest news from my headquarters every months ago. thanks to donate. joining us, we stopped with the latest developments from the front lines where versus the defensive industry. it says it's forces that prevents that ukraine. we deploy his troops in the caps on beach and near the demand for the river. the, the, this footage shows field guns in auction, most goes m o d reports an app on a sold unit is take

human rights. the birthday party was held today in san francisco's chrissy field for the boy.d have turned 10 years old today, and he says that -- his parents say that last year shots were fired by a security force while he was in a car with his parents. the dark -- today was part of a global date of action in support of protesters in iran. >> as long as people are protesting and in the streets and risking lives in iran we will amplify our voices. >> activists say that demonstrations have taken place daily since last september when the prime minister died after -- this woman died after being detained. glide memorial church is taking a stand against what it is coming and type trance and drag incidents with a special service from the lgbtq+ community. ♪ ♪ the glide ensemble helps spread the message of -- they are. the glide ensemble helps spread the music of music. a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, sister anya streets read a children start to the convocation which highlighted the inclusiveness of glide. >>, enter our church for all. it should be as welcoming as po

she joined early on the civil rights movement in mississippi. reformed within her party human rights wrongs and was a great pro-life standardbearer who called abortion child murder along with susan b. anthony and all of the other beautiful human rights leaders of our time. you are in that team and are surrounded by a heavenly host of women like you. i am so proud that we get to hold you up as an example of what it means to fight with all of your feminine intellectual gifts for the rights of unborn children and mothers. thank you and we look forward to hearing what you have to say. [applause] >> well, thank you, marjorie, for the kind introduction and thank you to the susan b. anthony pro-life america for your tireless work protecting children and mothers. you have been such a strong support since i first ran for congress and it's truly inspiring to look back on your hard work and recognize the historic achievements in moving the movement forward. it is an honor to be here with you all today on the eve of the first anniversary of the historic supreme court decision dobbs v jack

human rights. a birthday party was held today at san francisco's crissy field for kian, powerful lak, who would have turned ten years old today. his family says during a protest last year in iran, security forces fired shots that killed kian, all while he was in a car with his parents. today's event was part of a global day of action in support of protesters in iran. as long as the people are protesting, sing and in the streets and risking their lives in iran, we're going to go ahead and amplify their voices. activists say demonstrations in iran have taken place daily since last september, when mahsa amini died after being detained for allegedly wearing a hijab head scarf in an improper way on this sunday, glide memorial church is taking a stand against what it is calling anti-trans and anti drag incidents with a special service for the lgbt plus community. we live on top of the world. >> we're going to begin to we live on the glide ensemble helped spread the message of unity. >> love and faith through music. one of the featured speakers this morning was a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgen

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also was met with disapprovalfrom human rights disapproval from human rights groups disapprovalfrom human rights groups and even members ofjoe biden's own political partyloys antidemocratic government —— policies and cracks down on human rights when it comes to ethnic minorities. something that, of course, prime minister mottley outwardly rejected. some lawmakers opted not to attend the prime minister's speech to congress, in which he actually referred to democracy no more than ia times —— modi. both united states and are looking at the trip as a roaring success. they've announced many new initiatives when it comes to sharing technology and artificial intelligence, making microchips to even climate change policies. and it's a real clear sign that the biden administration is willing to overlook some issues to try and make sure that it has at least one strong ally in the region. hussein reporting. —— samira hussein reporting. let's return to that breaking news this morning, that there has been a dramatic escalation of infighting between the leaders of russia's army and its wagner mercenary force. to explain more on who the wagner group is and their leade

b a has responded to a scathing report by human rights watch alleging of the nation is partying. i'd ethnic cleansing on june 1st. human rights watch issued yet another sensational report, containing a litany of allegations of graves, human rights violations. it released these allegations without conducting a thorough incredible investigation in all areas affected by the conflict. the allegations are not substantiated by evidence. let's expand on the the hate shar w report accuses ethiopia of ethnic cleansing in the western to grey regions, claiming locals are being forcefully expelled from there. it comes as well in the wake of a p steel sign between us of about 2 great regional authorities designed to end 2 years of brutal war for in the countries north. now the war which erupt in november 2020, the regional forces from to grey against the feel be, is federal, army and allies. the conflict also involved neighboring or a tree. a supporting us of, of the fighting over the time has left tens of thousands of civilians dead. the independent journalist on political commentator under l

ogles: america needs to take a strong stand against human rights violations against by the chinese communist party. and let us not forget the americans that died because of the c.c.p. virus. the americans and children who died because of fentanyl flooding our streets because of the c.c.p. the incursion of the balloon in our airspace and advances towards a naval destroyer. mr. speaker, it's time we stand up and say no to the c.c.p. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the service of 99-year-old reverend willard smith of pennsylvania county, virginia. my office came to know referenced smith when he -- reverend smith when he and his wife requested help with a federal agency and we helped with his case. he was drafted in the army during world war ii and was part of the quarter master service battalion, he brought supplies to the front lines and people back to camp.

don, this is the government able to even deal with the human trafficking problem right now. so far because only a party said that they have a respite around the doctor and suspects who the police are involved in human trafficking. but many sites a complicated problem. there are other countries in the region, for example, of people are being drastic from of gone has gone from india for bunk like this. so there is a sophisticated coordinated network of human jessica's working in that he's an offer and what the fee is that these look it up. but it does pick money from my grants and then fell or boss on the strip of migrants to other up. but it does, um, so if it is, i see this track down if it has to be a c distract down there, it has to be done with international coordination. but i also think that it's a complicated issue. as long as people are desperate and as long as people are willing to do everything to leave the country, there will always be people who would take advantage and capitalize on people's dreams. and i think very quickly, there's been some surprise expressed that so many of these people

human rights and democracy. what is your message to those, including some members of your own party who say that your administration is overlooking the targeting of religious minorities and cracked down on defense in 5 minutes or more? these country is your 1st question is know, you know, who were talking to our allies in, in partners around the world, including india. we let the the idea of my choosing and avoiding saying what i think is the facts with regard to the relationship with india with the china is uh, is this not something i'm going to change very much. i think we, uh, i believe that and i've said this for some time that the history about the relationship with china is collapsing in moving and cetera, etc. we had an incident that caused some, some confusion, you might say, but president, but the sector blinking had a great trip to china. i expect to be meeting with president she sometime in the future near term. and i don't think it's had any real consequence. and what was your 2nd question? so as you raise these broader issues of human rights and democracy, what is your message to those, including some

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but this visit was also met with disapprovalfrom human rights groups and even with members ofjoe biden�*s political party—democratic polities and cracks down on human rights when it comes to ethnic minorities. some leaders opted not to attend the prime minister speech to congress when he referred to democracy no more than 14 referred to democracy no more than 1a times. the united states and india are looking at this trip is a roaring success. they've announced many new initiatives when it comes to sharing technology and artificial intelligence, making microchips and climate change policies and it's a real, clearsign climate change policies and it's a real, clear sign that the biden administration is willing to overlook some issues to try and make sure that it has at least one strong ally in the region. the us supreme court on friday handed the biden administration a major victory on a key immigration case — ruling that republican—led states do not have the legal right to challenge a policy concerning federal immigration enforcement. the justices in a rare 8 to one ruling cleared the way for the biden adm

party alternative for germany it has already bypassed the ruling social democrats and has become the country's second political force. and now, on behalf of the authorities, the german institute of human rightscalled to ban this party, the idea was immediately carried to the masses by all pseudo-independent media. in addition , official supervision of special services was established for the execution of the order. dissatisfied with the authorities and residents of bulgaria , rallies of the opposite elected government were held near the parliament building in sofia. it was formed after a series of early parliamentary elections. we are against the american government of bulgaria slogans were heard from ordinary people, in addition, the protesters burned a portrait of george soros. we are sure that the new governments of the country are only concerned with serving the geopolitical interests of the united states as a result of the fight against the russians. but the interests of the population of the country for them in last place. us presidential candidate robert kennedy jr. made a revealing statement. he reported on the presence of american biological laboratories in different parts of the wo

president has faced criticism for giving modi a lavish state ceremony and some in his own party to speak out against human rights and some in congress boycotting his address when he speaks to them later today. but ultimately, the white house views this address as to a cornerstone of the u.s. foreign policy in the coming centuries. >> let's listen in. ♪ [ american anthem playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we are going to as we are listening to the music bring in david chalian as we are continuing to look at the remarkable pictures of the visit of prime minister from india narendra modi, and why this is so significant compared to other leaders from other countries who have come to the u.s. >> well, this visit is clearly, sara, every box is being checked and literally the red carpet rolled out as they emerged from the diplomatic reception room out there on the south lawn. and in addition to this, you know, all of the pomp and circumstance that you can see here on the south lawn of an official welcome ceremony and they have had a private dinner at the white house, two leaders did, and the indian prime minister is going to address

but his 1st state visit just my concerns over what i've seen is deteriorating. human rights under his hindu nationalist party, he was denied to us visa for nearly a decade because of severe violations of religious freedom. think to his policies. he said to meet president or button or the white house. later on wednesday, the, this is, i'm just here, these are top stories. 3 people have been killed in and is really strongly going to call in the occupied westbank near janine is really minute theresa is the drones drive was targeting and on group just for to the attack. meanwhile, hundreds of illegal is ready. settlers of stone they passed in infinities of grief .

human rights. >> they don't want to answer the question. trans rights are human rights. that's the position of the squad and the democratic party. er answer that question. joining me night is kelsey gabbert up former presidential calvert and joins us. trans rights are human rights. where are the feminists here? >> that's a great question, kayleigh. two things i want to point out in their repetition of the mantra. trans rights are humans rights. women's rights are also human rights. we are also women, but they refused to say the word woman. number two, they refused to defend title ix. this was a historic law 50 years ago and was championed by an amazing congresswoman from hawaii, patsy mink. yet they have in their lack of a defensive title ix shown as they are not interested in protecting women or girls. they are not interested in protecting their rights to equality in sports, which is the heart of this historic legislation. and frankly they are trying to change our language. this was very evident in this johns hopkins university lgbtq glossary where i could not believe it when i read it. they defined a as a non-man attracted to n

human rights record. the new agreement between the parties also allows for liv golf players to reapply for membership on thega tour following the 2023 >> you are watching "live from paris" here on france 24. i'm mark owen. these are the headlines. u.s. secretary of state lincoln is in saudi arabia for talks with prince mohammad bin salman. zelenskyy tells macron of the urgent need to deal with the strike down on the dnipro river . macron is urging the red cross to step in. mike

but his 1st state visit, despite concerns over what are seen as deteriorating human rights under his hindu nationalist party. he was denied to us visa for nearly a decade because of severe violations of religious freedom. think to his policies. he said to meet president or button at the white house later on wednesday, the engineer, these are the top stories, 3 people who've been killed in and is really strongly going to call in the occupied westbank need. you need these really minute traces, the drug destroy was targeting and on group just for to the attack. meanwhile, hundreds of illegal is ready, such as a storm they passed in vintages, inquiries, and to messiah. one person was killed at homes and caused with torch. sitting officials say, is there any forces failed to intervene? hardly force that report from ramallah. we are being told by these really mid a tree that there was a joint operation between these ready army and intelligence. and that they monitored a vehicle which they started being involved in an attempt to shooting attack of the july. i'm a check point just outside jeanine jeanine be one of

human rights and democracy. what is your message to those including members of your own party who say that your demonstrations is overlooking the targeting of religious minorities in the crackdown of dissent. >> the answer to your first question is no. when we are talking to our allies and partners around the world including india we let the idea of my choosing and avoiding saying what i think are the facts with regard to the relationship with china. it's just not something that i'm going to change very much. i believe and i've said this for some time that the hysteria about the relationship with china collapsing and moving etc. etc. we had an incident that caused some confusion you might say. secretary blinken had a great trip to china. i expect to meet meeting with president xi sometime in the future in the near term and i don't think it's had any real consequence. and what was the second question? >> as you raise these broader issues of human rights and democracy what is your message to those including some members of your own party who believe that your demonstrations is overlooking the targeting of religiou

correspondent: in fact the criticism came from members of president biden's on political party, in addition to human rightss, who talk about the fact that india is deploying antidemocratic practices and there is a real crackdown on ethnic minorities and that is something the biden administration in the past has made a forefront of their policies, but it seems in this particular instance that they were overlooking it, or at least that is the criticism, they are overlooking that in the face of these changing geopolitical views. anchor: one of the events we saw with prime mr. modi was a luncheon he spoke at hosted by secretary of state andy blinken and vice president kamala harris was in attendance. what did he say? correspondent: i think everyone here is looking at this trip of the united states and india are looking at it as a success in one of the things mr. modi was talking about were a lot of the economic art and ships and you know the -- diplomatic partnerships both countries have agreed upon over these last days. have a listen. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: we are working with renewed t

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human rights. it may well become the official reason for the ban of the alternative party for germany, the dangerous competitors of the respectable parties will be eliminated, and the media then explain. why the ban on the parties that support every fifth german is a benefit of the british goal of the game publishes curious material the publication reports that the conflict in ukraine has suddenly caused a threefold increase in crime in the agricultural regions of the united kingdom, it turns out that the number has increased dramatically in the country theft, expensive agricultural machinery of combines and tractors, dismantling or simply repainting the equipment, they take out eastern europe, though then the building begins to speculate and makes a strange assumption about all the combines. in chesher , putin stole to actually deliver equipment from eastern europe to russia is now almost impossible, the goods flows are either completely paralyzed or sharply shallow, most likely british punitive tractors. now telegraph journalists are working peacefully in ukraine, they should look for them there.

talking about human rights and there is a law that just passed here in chinney that has raised concerns amongst human rights advocates. such as amnesty international, many political parties that are part of the government in fact. and it's been nickname the trigger happy law or something to that effect, which basically gives the police privileged rights to deals and legal force if necessary, under the presumption of innocence. how would you justify that one of the vehicle political but and also to have them come fix to be made all the room doing the more intense and that there isn't with yeah, it just that one little got in on the why the more complex what i'm being because you know, context to and i'm with the policy as it goes, what do they talk and when i think they're going to us, you know, take a separate, it will say a viagra separately. it's i know it to my better knowledgeable you see it and you've got to look at you. so if the not regularly keep in mind if and somebody really here and, and if he could do it until after, i mean, that's young disability related to work of young the regular the pacific up by the end, they're going to see me and tell us what am i di

reporter: as you raise these broader issues of human rights in democracy, what is your message to those including some members of your own party who believe that your administration is overlooking the targeting of religious minorities and a crackdown on dissent in yeas and nays are ordered? president biden: well, look, the prime minister and i had a good discussion about democratic values. and that's the nature of our relationship. we're straightforward with each other. and we respect each other. one of the fundamental reasons that i believe the u.s.-china relationship is not in the space it is as the u.s.-india relationship is that there is an overwhelming respect for each other because we're both democracies. and it's a common democratic character of both our countries that -- and our people, our diversity, our culture, our open, tolerant, robust debate. and i believe that we believe in the dignity of every citizen. and it is in america's d.n.a. and i believe in india's d.n.a. that the whole world, the whole world has a stake in our success, both of us, in maintaining our democracies, makes us appealing partners and enables

right? this is also in human and 3rd party, a behavior of, of russia using this children as a rep on, in the war. mm hm. but many times the parents are actually still alive and the children are just being told that their parents gave them up. isn't that also the case? but russian officials, i'm actually admitted to placing hundreds of ukrainian children and russian families and assigning them russian nationality that in and of itself is already a violation of international law. how does the kremlin justify this as well? absolutely. they what they do is they erase or try to erase the identity of you creating and children by doing this and processes that taking children out of the conflict going. but if we look in the international law, according to all the conventions, international conventions, children have to be taken out of the content on, but that they have to be returned back to their families as soon as it is possible, or return to the to the native country which drops it doesn't do that. on the contrary, they as dry as soon as possible to grant them russian citizens see some they neve

party alternative for germany, it has already bypassed the ruling social democrats and has become the country's second political force. and on behalf of the authorities, the german institute for human rightsled for a ban on this party's idea. immediately carried to the masses. all are pseudo-independent. mass media plus officially established the supervision of special services. so it turns out that civilizations. peace foundation finances the supply of weapons, and the institution of human rights prohibits fundamental freedom of opinion and belief. the united states is preparing to continue the ukrainian conflict. for as long as possible and all for their own benefit, such an opinion was voiced in the program of the club of editors on belarus 1. as experts noted, after the explosion of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, there may be other provocations made by proxy, is this part of a big american plan to dominate the world? if we remember back at the turn of the 2000s, it was written officially the white paper and the cia and the pentagon, where the task was set and as a forecast that in 2050 there will be a nuclear conflict with china. here they are preparing for this year 2010 a