israel has stripped over fourteen thousand palestinians all of their residency permits and a human rights watch says that a residency guarantees civil rights to palestinians so when the poem it's all revoked they are forced to leave. work crime in question is the forcible importation of the occupied of the protected population east jerusalem is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at that point to we're talking about policies that in fact we forced people to leave well despite concerns from rights groups israel gives a number of justifications for its actions of already say residents he writes are usually removed when jerusalem is no longer a people's main place of residence however in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for attacking israelis and are also also as a punishment against relatives suspected of tacos. they are stripped of their residency they are therefore they can no longer work legally there are social benefits insurance medical insurance retirement plans are in check pretty they can't marry and

incident comes amid growing concern over israel's treatment of palestinians in east jerusalem human rights watch warns so the growing numbers are having their residency rights removed adding the practice may amount to war crimes and recent. cade's israel has stripped over fourteen thousand palestinians of their residency permits and more than three hundred thousand palestinians there have residency status but are not as ready nationals human rights watch says that residency guarantees civil rights to palestinians so when the permits are revoked they are forced to leave their homes and work crime in question is the forcible deportation of the occupied of the protected population. is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at that point to we're talking about policies that in fact forced people to leave. despite concerns from rights groups israel gives a number of justifications for its actions authorities say residents here right so usually removed when jerusalem is no longer people's main place of residency however in recent years palestinians

incident comes amid growing concern over israel's treatment of palestinians in east jerusalem human rights watch warns the practice of removing residency from palestinians may be a war crime. the right issued a report warning about the growing number of revocations in recent decades israel has tripped over fourteen thousand palestinians of their residency permits human rights watch says that the residency guarantees guarantees civil rights to palestinians so when the permits are revoked they are forced to leave their homes. crime in question is the forcible importation of the occupied of the protected population east jerusalem is part of the occupied territory but here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at the point of a gun fight we're talking about policies that in effect we can force people to leave. this by concerns from rights groups israel gives a number of justifications for its actions authorities say residency rights are usually we moved when jerusalem is no longer people's main place of residence however in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of the

alright netting hernia human rights watch thank you very much indeed thank you for having me. that be easy enough fishermen have thwarted the plans so of anti immigration activists in the mediterranean sea the sea star vessel was chartered by a group that calls itself generation identity. and they try to stop or slow the flow of migrants coming to europe from libya but the but it needs to don't for fuel. and that's why the fishermen come in as someone chante reports. new racists here accounted message to anti immigration activists from tunis and fishermen. on sunday the group presented the seasonal ship from docking on the porch of sauces. the vessel charted by extremists newness generation identity. aims to disrupt the flow of migrants bates from ruth africa to europe. it is the least we can do given what is happening out in the mediterranean. muslims and africans are dying authorities here would never let in racists. the bid was forced to head further along the case in search of much needed supplies. this is the latest blow to the phone right advocates who keys and use of co

decades israel has tripped over fourteen thousand palestinians all of their residency permits human rights watch sais that residency go into the civil rights the palestinians so when the permits are revoked they are forced to leave their homes and work crime in question is the forcible deportation of the occupier and if that protected population. is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at that point to put gun we're talking about policies that in fact forced people to leave on the spine concerns from rights groups in israel gives a number of just the vacations for its auctions authorities say residency rights sorry usually removed when jerusalem is no longer a person's main place of residence however in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for attacking israelis and also as a punishment against relatives of suspected attackers. well if you'd like to delve deeper into any of those stories why not check out our t.v. . smore of the news affecting your world waiting there. to make this manufacture consent to public w

decades israel has tripped over fourteen thousand palestinians off their residency permits human rights watch say residency guarnteed civil rights the palestinians so when the permits are revoked they're forced to leave their homes. the work crime in question is the forcible importation of the occupied of the protected population. is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at the point to god i were talking about policies that in effect we forced people to leave the spike concerns from rights groups israel has a number of justifications for its actions authorities say residency rights are usually removed when jerusalem is no longer a person's main place of residence however in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for attacking israelis and also as a punishment against relatives of suspected attackers but if you'd like to delve deeper into any of those stories why not check out our t.v. dot com lots more of the news affecting your world waiting there. to make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the rul

incident comes amid growing concern over israeli treatment of palestinians in east jerusalem human rights watch warns the practice of removing residency may be a war crime the right israel has issued a report criticizing the practice in recent decades israel has stripped of the fourteen thousand palestinians of their residency permits human rights watch says that resident resident guarantees civil rights of palestinians so when the permits are revote they're forced to leave their homes the work crime in question is the forcible deportation of the occupied of the protected population. is part of the occupied territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at the point to god we're talking about policies that in fact forced people to eat israel says the right to live in east jerusalem is usually removed when the city is no longer a person's main place of residence in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for attacking israel and israelis and also as a punishment against relatives of suspected attackers. join us now on facebook. dot com we've be

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world that gives juveniles life without sentences and saying it's a crime against humanity, the human rights watch california senate bill 9, or the fair sentencing for youth act, gives some 300 inmates sentenced to life without parole at juveniles the opportunity to petition for resentencing. wallace says human rights watch has helped him do that, and he has been transferred to the jail for the court hearings that can some day result in parole. >> what we're saying is, every single juvenile offender should have a chance to get out. every single juvenile offender should have a chance for rehabilitation, but it's nothing that's guaranteed. and even if they reduce your sentence to 25 to life, it's still not a guarantee you're ever going to get out, but there's a chance. >> my claim. >> ah -- >> wallace acknowledges his role in the crime that occurred at age 17. he was the only juvenile among five co-defendants all of whom were convicted and sentenced to prison as well. >> i was charged with murder/robbery, special circumstances, which means that i wasn't the trigger man but i went there to commit a r

recent decades israel has stripped fourteen thousand palestinians of their residency permits human rights watch says that residency guarantees civil rights to palestinians so when the permits a revote they are forced to leave the homes the work crime in question is the forcible deportation of the occupied of the protected population. is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at that point to put gun we're talking about policies that in fact force people to eat despite concerns from rights groups israel gives a number of justifications for its actions authorities say that residents the right saw usually removed when jerusalem is no longer a person's main place of residence however in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for attacking israelis and also as a punishment against relatives of suspected attackers. you're watching all team to national scrape to have you with us this evening go that's all for me for today stick around though to day ritu to obey with the latest headlines at the top of the . local blogs tell

incident comes amid growing concern over israel's treatment of palestinians in east jerusalem human rights watch warns the practice of removing residency may be a war crime the rights group has issued a report criticizing the practice in recent decades israel has shipped over fourteen thousand palestinians of their residency permits human rights watch says that residents guarantees civil rights of palestinians so when the permits a revote they're forced to leave their homes to work crime in question is the forcible importation of the occupied of the protected population. is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at the point to god we're talking about policies that in fact forced people to eat israel says the right to live in east jerusalem is usually removed when the city is no longer a person's main place of residence in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for attacking israelis and also as a punishment against relatives of suspected attackers. check us out on facebook on you tube and of course dot com you've be

do you think get so human rights watch would have a reason to lie. a i don't think there is any problem in rhonda. okay cologne thought they want to thank you for talking to us thank you very much for having me. now war famine and some outbreak of deadly cholera in yemen the situation for civilians is bleak especially for young children more than a million children under the age of five are severely mound. to our team in yemen so fast hand just how desperate the situation has become at nine a summary reports from the serbian hospital. in the capital sanaa and a warning some viewers may find. this is a day. he's seven months old he has severe malnutrition. desperate to help him his family traveled for weeks from the remote island of socotra. to a hospital here. in yemen's capital sana. but if the feds. we tried to treat his malnutrition on the islands. but there are no facilities available no skill doctors. so we came here to sign on. hello. you know on such a survey on the journey he was uncomfortable and sick. when we arrived here we were surprised

of engagement we dont not by allah amnesty international and human rights watch they're very forthright human rights organizations are very concerned and very opposed to his actions. saying this one main mall migrants will be trashed or sent back to libya and kept in very dangerous and very are difficult conditions in moderate sentence there. tears of pain thanks very much indeed josephine mechanised reporting from rome previous world record transfer of one hundred and five million nearest lunch steed nice hits. paper france midfielder paul pogba last year but the pavement isn't without controversy this onyx on oakland airports. speeding away from the training ground after saying goodbye to the team he's played for for the past four years. during his time at barcelona neymar scored a hundred and five goals helping them to two league titles three couples del re. and the champions league crown. it was only measured unical by no this will buy that if a player neymar junior accompanied by his father an agent has informed fc barcelona his decision to leave the club in a meeting held at the c

assistant secretary of democracy, human rights and labor from the obama administration from 2014 to 2017. prior to that he served as washington director for human rights watch. dr. jonathan pollack is a senior fellow at john thornton china center and east asia policy at the brookings institution. previously he was professor of asian and pacific studies at u.s. naval war college. dr. samantha ravech, served as deputy national security advisor to vice president dick cheney. she lead as project here on cyber-enabled economic warfare. and anthony rogero, a senior fellow here at fdd. he spent 17 years in the u.s. government as an expert in the use of targeted financial measures, especially sanctions among other measures. and most recently served as a foreign policy fellow for senator marco rubio of florida. so with that, why don't we dig in and, jonathan, i wanted to start with you and ask for a bit of a reality check, on how bad are things right now? and is the situation more or less under control, so to speak than it appears from externally from the roller-coaster of the past few months? >> fair questions. there is public and there is private and i do think th

that comes amid growing concern over israel's treatment of palestinians an east jerusalem a human rights watch warns growing numbers are having their residency rights removed which effectively forces them to leave their homes. but were crime in question is the forcible deportation of the occupied of the protected population east jerusalem is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at the point of gun fight we're talking about policies that in effect we forced people to leave in fifty years israel has stripped over fourteen thousand palestinians of their residency permits despite concerns from rights groups israel gives a number of justifications for it authorities say residents here right so usually removed when jerusalem is no longer people's main place of residence however in recent years palestinians have also been stripped of their rights for. details of security also as punishment against our relatives all suspected of tacos they are stripped of their residency they are therefore they can no longer work legally there are social benefits

resulted in the displacement of one hundred forty nine people that includes sixty five children human rights watch has repeatedly said destroying family homes violates international law no demolitions ever have been taken against jewish people who carried out terror attacks our palestinian activist told us it's a form of collective punishment. before doing anything or even conducting the investigation they demolish the homes clearly here israel is using no law actually they are functioning outside the ranks of proper law demolishing people's houses and families houses is the worst form of collective punishment but more than that israel and israeli army practices this collective punishment is also discriminatory in the sense that when an israeli jewish person commits an attack on palestinians including for instance burdening a list and like has happened today on. man from a young boy from kabul for their family nothing is done to their family nor act of punishment like that like demolishing their house to explain you have two systems of laws for two people living in the same area one law for the is

look at the most recent reports from amnesty international and human rights watch. o more a democracy than the other gulf countries. the amnesty international report said qatar authorities continue to unduly restrict the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly. when it comes to the media, in december 2016, an independent news service in doha was blocked from all of its internet service providers. you try and justify that to me, and tell me that qatar is fundamentally different from the other occupants of your region. i am not telling you that qatar is a democratic country yet. i think there have been a lot of good developments in qatar. in so many respects. we believe it is coming, the full democracy. there are now study is going on in order to allow the journalists in qatar deunionise, the same thing with aljazeera. these things are coming. i believe it will be coming. you sound like a minister from the qatar government. when it comes to freedom of assembly, expression, freedom of workers to associate in unions, look at the treatment of migrant wor

they grow up so quick i don't feel a human rights watch claims going to that this drug war is reallyone more on the poor and the police led extra judicial execution campaign that has resulted violent deaths of more than seven thousand people. this is immediate. just. relax hitler killed six million jews so our friend of terror days only half a holocaust. how can we be sure that you use the weapons we gave him against his many enemies like tribal in schools accusing them of teaching students to become communists. ok buddy if you're going to be our partner we don't announce the war crimes before we commit if you're going to bomb schools or hospitals. autocratic small minded want to be dictators tend to get along so trying to raise your taper is to row crack down. the. good regular guy. jesus bill you guys get a hoot already muslim separatist groups who have been brutally oppressed by and fighting the filipino government for over fifty years and just last year the victims. are really isis. i mean they do follow isis on twitter but if you can be a judge for green follow on twitter i have

i spoke to carlos conde from human rights watch earlier, and asked him why the hiv epidemic is such anes. we are quite disappointed by the response of the government to the hiv epidemic over the years. the reason for that is because, while goofy government has been doing the best it could to provide treatment and screening for hiv for those people, a lot of efforts are not being directed at promoting condom is all safe sex education, particularly among the young population in the philippines, and there's still a lot of stigma in the philippines, particularly around access to condoms, so people with hiv and particularly men who have sex with men are facing a lot of challenges because of the environment. indeed, carlos. you mentioned in your report concerns about the rollout of proven low—cost interventions, condom access, for instance. why do you think the government are not implementing these measures. well, there's several factors. one of the these measures. well, there's severalfactors. one of the main ones actually is this — the lack of political will to go against conservative ele

abreast events of a strong islam and it's a practice that's been ongoing for decades according to human rights watch fifteen thousand palestinians have been stripped of their residency status over the last fifty years activists yury believes the strong presence of the israeli lobby abroad prevents condemnation turning to realize. situation now. truly awful idea that these seven people may be evicted from their homes any day now is something that should trouble each and every person in jerusalem and not only in it there are forty four other families who might face eviction if this election takes place and there is the chance for peace for all the people in jerusalem and in this region that is in jeopardy every time a new hatreds goes into our homes into people's houses throws people out and put violent settlers instead of them are being talked about a lot and the issue of the occupation is being brought up again and again in different places around the world but that actual action is not. taken i think that israel has a very strong lobby around the world nowadays or news for no updates by the minute

human rights watch says that more than a dozen countries including the u. s. china and russia are currently developing a thomas weapon systems. now it's time to take a look at a developing story tensions between china and the united states over trad. on friday the u. s. launch what's known as a section three one probe to investigate chinese intellectual property theft. the move has angered beijing where authorities have warned there ready to respond. catherine viet has mark. edging closer to a trade war the u. s. has launched an investigation into china's intellectual property policies. washington says it will also look into reports that the chinese government is investing in american firms. as a way of accessing proprietary information. us companies have long complained of widespread industrial espionage by state back chinese rivals. the investigation has angered beijing and officials say the government is ready to respond if new taririffs are put in placec. you wanted if you collect new taxes and increasee the cost of chinese export companies covers. the ame

i spoke to carlos conde from human rights watch earlier and asked him why the hiv epidemic is such a we were quite disappointed by the response of the government to the hiv epidemic over the years. the reason for that is because, while the government has been doing the best it could to provide treatment and screening for hiv for those people, a lot of efforts are not being directed at promoting condoms or safe sex education, particularly among the young population in the philippines, and there's still a lot of stigma and discrimination attached to hiv in the philippines, particularly around access to condoms, so people with hiv and even men who have sex with men are faced with a lot of challenges around protecting themselves because the environment does not enable them. around $260 million — that's what's expected to be paid for the brazilian footballer neymar ina world record football transfer deal. the 25—year—old says he wants to leave his current club, barcelona, and move to paris st germain. if the deal goes ahead it will make him the most expensive player in history. 0ur sports

well despite this lingering across europe human rights watch criticized the police's use of water cannons however the italian please union said in a statement that officers use water cannons because of the risk of explosions caused by liquids and that officers had been hit by rocks bottles and pepper sprayed two people were arrested and doctors without borders said its medics treated thirteen refugees including one for a broken bone well since two thousand and fourteen some seven hundred thousand migrants have arrived in italy from northern africa really to hunt. thousand asylum seekers are reportedly in state run shelters in washington to talk to sweets or to drug administration is threatening to a not saying against four countries who refused to facilitate department of homeland security deportations these countries include cambodia eritrea guinea and sierra leone spokesman david levin has been cited saying they come from a list of countries consider quote recalcitrant or insubordinate for failing to accept the terms of the u.s. is that immigration and customs enforcement apparatus acco