feeble and most importantly they've been completely and utterly fruitless so the red cross human rights watch amnesty international they've all expressed frustration that they haven't been allowed to visit detainees they condemn what's been taking place at the facility for. you've got a decade now but at the same time a bit here in the u.k. has been it's still more than a peep from the mainstream media both about shaq amma and about guantanamo bay in general so with this little awareness of the situation sacca atmosphere is very much on satin well terry keep is a psychiatrist and consultant to human rights watch explains to r.t. some of the reasons he believes the facility is still i. believe there is a large media component to this a publicity part and that is. to demonize a group of individuals as if the problems for citizens living in the united states have to do with the presence of evil people among us and that image of evil people

been found you know and there is a very much accountability for any of these people so what human rights watch has done is they have effectively. pointed out one hundred forty nine out of two hundred fifty cases in which those people are just missing so hundred forty nine of those two hundred fifty people since two thousand and seven have been completely missing and that's why the director of human rights watch in the america is so critically concerned with this issue because it's an interim merican issue we're talking about a border that is two thousand miles long and border city of the one where this has become such a prominent issue which essentially sparked the debate in mexico and in the u.s. regarding exactly why people are missing because when you hit the drug cartels they start to fight and they start to react and that's why some people are going missing the question remains is it the fault of the national government or is it because the guard tells are like killing people that are inside that is an unresolved question. that i want to ask you given out. let's have a look off here. the

or not i think for example to take a fairly controversial organization human rights watch an organization that has been accused in many parts of the world of trying to impose western norms of human rights and governance on countries for which it's not appropriate or which they are trying to impose some kind of hedging monic moral and legal discipline but human rights was very clear about its views anyone who looks at human rights watch for two seconds understands what their politics are so i mean i guess i don't really see the problem i mean if it were a clue did as cliff says conspiratorial situation sure ok then of course that should be exposed but where where are these conspiracies or or these hidden agendas i actually think n.g.o.s are quite transparent about what they do do they do a bit of moral preening sure so dos spittles you know gentlemen i thank you very much john i've run out of time thank you very much for being with us many thanks today to my guests in new york and in pittsburgh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember a. little. ea

feeble and most importantly they've been completely and utterly fruitless so the red cross human rights watch amnesty international they've all expressed frustration that they haven't been allowed to visit detainees they condemned was been taking place at the facility for. we've got a decade now but at the same time a here in the u.k. has been a little more than a plant from the mainstream media both about shaq amma and about guantanamo bay in general so with this little awareness of the situation sacca atmosphere is very much i'm certain with terry cooper's a psychometrist and consultant to human rights watch explained some of the reasons why who believes the facility is still open i believe there is a large media component to this a publisher to be part and that is to to demonize a group of individuals as if the problems for citizens living in the united states have to do with the presence of evil people among us and that image of evil people who are invading the country is terrorists who are live here as criminals and if we can only capture them and put them in an extremely harsh condition

have been checked so far including amnesty international transparency international as well as human rights watch yes they do the people coming into their offices but. basically all of this is happening within a very strict very pronounced legal framework really should not be any concern about the legality of what's happening according to the cross. live in central moscow thanks very much indeed for that artie's ne ne going to go time now to update you on some news in brief now international news in italy the five star movement has said it will not enter into negotiations to form a government with the center left alliance led by pier luigi bersani to establishment party had previously said it would not support the big parties that planes fail the current crisis the announcement leaves the italian parliament deadlocked on his alliance won last month's election but did not get enough senate seats to govern on its own. in bangladesh protesters thought to be supporters of the opposition and detonated a handful of crude explosives in the capital dhaka nobody was hurt in the blast the demonstrators are

terry psychiatry's and consultant to human rights watch explains some of the reasons why you believe the facility is still open. i believe there is a large media component to this the public should be part and that is. to demonize a group of individuals as if the problems for citizens living in the united states have to do with the presence of evil people. and bad image of evil people who are invading the country as terrorists who are live here as criminals and if we can only capture them and put them in an extremely harsh conditions of confinement some time somehow our life will be better and it will actually realize the american dream this is a delusional set of beliefs but i mean while it appears a prisoner mistreatment is not so red in the us had to r.t. dot com to see how one inmate was restrained and then pepper sprayed before being left on attended at a jail in maine and as an angle to the footage on our website but also while you know they are fancy earning yourself ten million dollars that's how much the us is willing to pay for anything that makes you long to all of its cit

leaving gaza that are those hamas sanctions are not particularly promising in light of a recent human rights watch report that accuses a mass of harassing assaulting an arbitrarily detaining journalists israel too has come under fire for deliberately tog. reporters and media affiliated to him us. twenty places in the two thousand and thirteen world press freedom index due to the actions of its army in the palestinian territories the media blackout does little to shed light on the fate and future of ordinary gazans it also perpetuate stereotypes on both sides of the border that have done nothing but breed mistrust and hatred policy on television. for the segregation in the region to with echoes of apartheid in israel where there are plans for palestinian only buses are tells you that story. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. presidency in georgia and as the clock ticks to his departure thoughts of his legacy on the plus side he's been hailed by some for revitalizing the look at

take vo cesar ---y a proposito la organizacin de derechos humanos human right watch expres su preocupacins en estados unidos que denunci "the new york times" este fin de semana... ---segun el periodico ice mantiene a un promedio diario de 300 inmigrantes recluidos bajo total aislamiento, casi la mitad permanece aislado durante 15 das o ms, lo cual puede causarles un daÑo mental. ---"nos preocupa la noticia que inmigrantes en detencin han sido puestos en aislamiento. nos parece una violacin fundamental de derechos humanos" , dijo a notimex el director de defensa poltica de hrw, antonio m. ginatta. blanca --lideres del condado de santa clara dicen sentirse complacidos por la respuesta de la comunidad durante el evento de canjeo de armas por dinero este sabado pasado. vo --se recolectaron mas de 600 armas de fuego y 17 de ellas eran de asalto. --la inversion de las autoridades para obtener estas armas fue de mas de 6 mil dolares. --tambien; alrededor de 150 articulos relacionados con pandillas se entregaron. --en otro evento de estos realizado a principios de este mes, se recolecto mas de mi

feeble and most importantly they've been completely and utterly fruitless so the red cross human rights watch amnesty international they've all expressed frustration that they haven't been allowed to visit detainees they condemn what's been taking place at the facility for over a decade now but at the same time over here in the u.k. there's been little more than a peep from the mainstream media both about shakar amma and about guantanamo bay in general with this little awareness of the situation shachar amma's future is very much uncertain. for expert opinion on the story i'm joined by an m.e.p. from the u.k.'s green party jean. must lambert why is the u.k. so reluctant to push for the release of shaker the british resident held in guantanamo without charge or for no other a decade. well it's very unclear why they're so reluctant we've been told that they have been putting pressure on we were told this back in two thousand and eleven and yet zero report was very accurately saying here are two governments both of which believe this man could be released and yet we haven't seen it there are a c

human rights watch says syrian forces are expanding the use of cluster bombs which are banned by many countries. the report says civilians have been killed by 156 bombs in the last six months. the latest amateur video is set to show fighting on the outskirts near the iraqi border. areas around the city are under rebel control, but the government is trying hard to defend the city itself. in homs, activist report shelling of older parts of the city, and these are pictures from the outskirts of damascus set to show the aftermath of government shelling in the area. hugo chavez's coffin has been moved to a military museum ending 10 days of mourning. hundreds of thousands packed the streets of venezuela's capital on friday to say farewell to their former leader. questions remain over where his final resting place there be. we get this report from caracas. >> with a show of military might and emotion, the coffin made its way through the streets of caracas. this brings to an end 10 days of national mourning that's seen unprecedented scenes of emotional tribute. speaking publicly for the first

feeble and most importantly they've been completely and utterly fruitless so the red cross human rights watch amnesty international they've all expressed frustration that they haven't been allowed to visit detainees they condemned was been taking place at the facility for. over a decade now but at the same time over here in the u.k. there's been little more than a peep from the mainstream media both about shaka and about guantanamo bay in general with this little awareness of the situation shock amas future is very much uncertain. read more on the guantanamo strike on our website is staying away with of the u.k. after an overwhelming british royal vote in the falklands this emerged that the u.k. wasn't always thought keen to hold on to the islands new documents reveal that margaret thatcher's government was highly reluctant to go to war with argentina over the small territory. and the us is willing to pay ten million dollars for any information on two of its citizens that recently made it to the top of the f.b.i.'s most wanted list having fled to somalia head to r.t. dot com for the details.

military is maintaining it's not a big deal laura pitiful human rights watch of things the obama administration has a discredited itself as a global human rights guardian. they are going to have to respond at some point and they need to either you know try and prosecute the detainees who do actually have credible evidence again or release them at this point only sixty gagne's actually face any formal charges half of the people there the administration has said they have no interest in prosecuting. they need q. you know act on this they cannot continue could contain people indefinitely without trial for years bombing administration that u.s. government is clearly in violation of international law and its obligations under international law and journalists don't have access even the un special rapporteur tour does not have access we don't have access it greatly limits our ability to speak with them and to understand what's happening especially regarding their detention condition and it only undermines the united states his credibility when they're calling for him here and he wants norms in other

feeble and most importantly they've been completely and utterly fruitless so the red cross human rights watch amnesty international they've all expressed frustration that they haven't been allowed to visit detainees they condemned was been taking place at the facility for over a decade now but at the same time over here in the u.k. there's been a little more than a peep from the mainstream media both about shakar amma and about guantanamo bay in general with this little awareness of the situation shachar armors future is very much uncertain. meanwhile it appears prisoner treat mistreatment is not so rare in the u.s. had to r.t. dot com to see how one inmate was restrained and then pepper spray before being left unattended at a jail in maine there's a leg to the situation on our website. at least forty nine people including a top sunni muslim preacher have been killed in a suicide bomb attack and i'm asking central damascus the blast occurred with the mosque packed with worshippers who had gathered for evening prayers more than eighty people were injured in the explosion which authorities are

words that are being frowned upon by groups like human rights watch, given north korea's record for brutalizing its own people by starvation and imprisonment. but rodman had already tweeted this to the world from north korea. "i'm not a politician. kim jong-un and north korean people are basketball fans and i love everyone. his tweet did not note that the use of twitter is forbidden to citizens of the country he had just come to love. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> and coming up next right here, that video, that lover's leap, the bungee jump, after he pushed her. well, we'll tell you what pushed her. well, we'll tell you what happened next. keep my eye on h but, i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care... i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile. not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still going to give me a heart attack. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's health in numbers

at the same time human rights watch said that these same rebels the so-called martyrs of yarmouk group are being investigated for the summary execution of armed troops that were captured from a syrian post near by at the same time out of league countries decided that these rebels are to be armed further afield look at this whole picture. you will find easily that the problem is not with those rebels but with those who are supporting them the ones who are arming them quine and sing them and providing them with political support this makes nato countries g.c.c. it will motors accessories to him out of the kidnapping violation of international law what you are dealing with there is start over as i'm pure and simple and the more you give the more they well they mount. well leading up to the hostage crisis western powers in that arab allies have been stepping up support for the syrian rebels arab league ministers have decided to let member states all government forces but some like germany have surprisingly once again sending weapons to the militant opposition but it is also so far remain h

leaving gaza but are those hamas sanctions not particularly promising in light of the recent human rights watch report that accuses a muscle harassing assaulting an arbitrarily detaining journalists israel too has come under fire for deliberately tog. reporters and media houses affiliated to him must be doing its last one. is worthwhile twenty places in the two thousand and thirteen world police feeding index due to the actions of its army in the palestinian territories the media blackout does little to shed light on the fate and future of ordinary gazans it also pits rate stereotypes on both sides of the border that have done nothing but breed mistrust and hatred policy on t.v. tell of its. let's not take a spin around the world and look at some other news stories making headlines this hour several hundred people have attended a far right protest in the u.k. with fifteen arrested supporters of the english defense league blocked off much of the city of manchester as they marched through the streets escorted by more than three hundred police scuffles broke out between the protesters as different

charge without attorneys would never hear the end of it the western media would be full of it human rights watchon the stands on national they'd be screaming from the. rooftops of westman stuff behind me but because this is an american crime because it's an american crime they're allowed to get away with it because the people who control the so-called mainstream media are fully on side with the agenda of the obama administration top u.s. general down calling for hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade the u.s. detention facility when c.n.n. finally turned its focus to get this so-called worldwide leader in news ignored the hunger strike is there anything wrong with trying to improve it fix it spend a few hundred million dollars to get it ready for maybe a new generation of terrorists instead focusing on the money being requested to update the facility where one hundred sixty six detainees are still languishing you know that more than half of the. kuantan now have been cleared for release i use the area. you know i didn't i had no idea that. i did not see as more than one hundred prisoners rep

leaving gaza but all those hamas sanctions not particularly promising in one of the recent human rights watch report that accuses a muscle harassing assaulting an arbitrarily detaining journalists israel too has come under fire for deliberately targeting reporters and media houses affiliated to him us during its last one gaza israel fell twenty places in the two thousand and thirteen will take place feeding index due to the actions of its army in the palestinian territories the media blackout does little to shed light on the fate and future of ordinary gazans it also pits rate stereotypes on both sides of the border that have done nothing but breed mistrust and hatred policy on t.v. television. and coming up in a few minutes our travels to russia freezing cold city of murmansk one of the best places in the world to witness the astonishing northern lights or bread. i've got a lot of messages from our t.v. viewers who are very concerned about drones living under sky and that is not the american way and many are concerned about their safety and privacy congressman ted poe has introduced a bill t

go rulers at the same time i'd like to draw your attention to the fact that human rights watch said yesterday that these same rebels the so-called martyrs of yarmouk group are being investigated for the summary execution of armed troops that were caught surge from a syrian post near a boy at the same time i'd like to add that g.c.c. i mean i don't believe countries decided yesterday in cairo that these rebels are to be armed further and that they're going to give these rebels serious seat in the arab league. the fact that william hague the foreign minister of britain has said that britain would be providing those rebels with this final minute pretty hard work you know if you look at this whole picture you will you will find easily that the problem is not with those rebels but with those who are supporting them the ones who are arming them wine and sing them and providing them with political support this makes nato countries g.c.c. of all orders accessories to him out of the kidnapping violation of international law and the possibility in all having those you and. office that let's talk about

leaving gaza but are those hamas sanctions are not particularly promising in light of the recent human rights watch report that accuses a muscle harassing assaulting an arbitrarily detaining journalists israel too has come under fire for deliberately targeting reporters and media houses affiliated to him us june of last one gaza israel felt twenty places in the two thousand and thirteen world press freedom index due to the actions of its army in the palestinian territories the media blackout does little to shed light on the fate and future of ordinary gazans it also pits rate stereotypes on both sides of the border that have done nothing but breed mistrust and hatred. policy on television. and right of after a very short break we journeyed to russia's northernmost city where dark winter nights are often lights out by the end mazing northern lights stay with us here analyse. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tr

leaving gaza that are those hamas sanctions are not particularly promising in light of the recent human rights watch report that accuses a mussel harassing assaulting an arbitrarily detaining journalists israel too has come under fire for deliberately tog. reporters and media houses affiliated to him us joined us last one gaza israel fell twenty places in the two thousand and thirteen world police feeding index due to the actions of its army in the palestinian territories the media blackout does little to shed light on the fate and future of ordinary gazans it also appeared straight stereotypes on both sides of the border that have done nothing but breed mistrust and hatred policy on television. with no news figure around thirty minutes and after the break we'll look at why hoffa all h.i.b. infections in the united states occur in just thirteen percent of the population. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of a diagnosis of each i.v. over sixty two percent of those are diagnosed with aids this is a problem that frankly is substan

. >> next time you go back, you should bring this report from human rights watch. >> don't hate me.on't hate me. >> reporter: a white house official telling me tonight the u.s. has direct channelling to -- channels to north korea. other officials saying look at what the north koreans are doing, not what rodman says they're saying. >> something to see this morning. thank you. >>> speaking of the white house, the man who hoped to be living there, mitt romney, is talking for the first time about his loss and about how badly he still wants it as he watches washington now from afar. here's what he told fox news. >> i look at what's happening right now. i wish i were there. it kills me not to be there, in the white house doing what needs to be done. >> reporter: romney was also asked about that videotape during the campaign. romney speaking to donors about the 47%. >> my job is not to worry about those people -- >> yeah, it was a very unfortunate statement that i made. it's not what i meant. i didn't express myself as i wished i would have. you know, when you speak in private, you don't s

feeble and most importantly they've been completely and utterly fruitless so the red cross human rights watch amnesty international they've all expressed frustration that they haven't been allowed to visit detainees they condemned was been taking place at the facility for over a decade now but at the same time over here in the u.k. there's been a little more than a peep from the mainstream media both about shakar amma and about guantanamo bay in general with this little awareness of the situation shachar armors future is very much uncertain. meanwhile it appears that a prisoner mistreatment is not so rare in the usa if you had to r.t. dot com you can see how one inmate was restrained and then pepper sprayed before being left unattended at a jail in maine there is a link to the footage on our website. president obama's middle east tour has resulted in mixed feelings both in israel and palestine with no tangible results despite his calls for peace palestinians who greeted the u.s. leader with protests were disappointed by his show of unwavering allegiance to israel and lack of pressure over the