would human rights watch take that view? lly did take that view in idlib, the northwestern province in syria, which is actually one of the epicentres of the earthquake right now. but human rights watch did a report a few years back looking at how both the syrian government and the russian government were deliberately bombing hospitals, schools, apartment buildings, marketplaces. i mean, the same kind of stuff we're seeing in ukraine today. but at that point, we actually did a chain of command analysis and went all the way to the top, to assad and to putin, and basically said, "these people are overseeing war crimes, they should be charged and prosecuted." and we take that exact same position in ukraine. i hope the international criminal court, the chief prosecutor karim khan, moves quickly. he's had a0 investigators in ukraine collecting this evidence. you know, it shouldn't be too long before he charges and his responsibility is to move up the top of the chain of command. you know, not to get the low—level soldier who might

violence and atrocity committed by the rule, wind and government and groups like him. 23 has been human rights watch. now the same organization which people have trusted human rights watch is saying that your government have done the very same thing or are very similar things. examples of the congress army supplying armed groups with, with arms and 8 ammunition uniform boots. this has come on multiple occasions from multiple people, people from f d alarm fighters from the my mark copied on militia, also make claims that cargo army supplied them with, with, with ammunition across the board were hearing these claims. are you disputing human rights watch account, and if so, why? you must be clear. but you cannot make any comparison between am plenty a treaty, which is like a proxy of one than different forces. and a movement like failure m 20 degrees doing or p fission. by doing my factor on people that are 1st point to be clear, you cannot make any comparison between there is no preparation between army and need to show. but they've made some reforms. in some situation here, you might just need to mak

when i look at reports from human rights watch, just is one example. there are credible reports of people who say that the congress army has supplied armed groups with aid and weapons. one f l. our fighter, for example, told human rights watch in october 2022 that he himself witnessed for transfers of ammunition. and he says that it's the government quote that would always provide us with ammunition. he was specifically referring to the troops. he said they also gave us uniforms and then we will have these level of reports of armed groups getting support from the congress army. how do you respond to this? oh no, i don't see. don't let, let's, let's be clear on that question. there is no chord aberration between army and in the nation. so non take for granted that don't give credit to all those people. oh, some of them can be by there under strategy to make sure they are like complicated because right. i know that here are you, are you disputing or are you hearing human rights watch? we have often criticized. we will want in government as have other peop

also this, our human rights watch says the kid has failed to investigate, is military's apparent use of band landmines the left hundreds of civilians. when we speak to a doctor in the n. yes, q says the big things including children, continue to be hospitalized. and india sets up all 4 major world economies this year, surpassing the united states on solidifying its role on the global stage a moscow to the world. this is dottie international. my name is peter scott. and these, the top stories at 5 o'clock this evening. moscow time. welcome to the program which is foreman assisted again love rob has said that moscow has all it needs to complete it's military intervention in ukraine. in the interview with sputnik, he states that western supplies of ongoing weapons to keep in that russia had to push back ukrainian forces further from his borders. stop the threat we still need . so that units right now, we're trying to push the crane an armed forces and their artillery. so a distance that would not create a threat to our territories. so the longer range of the weapons being procured by th

also this, our human rights watch says the key of his fail to investigate is military. the parents use of bond land mines which have injured hundreds of civilians. we speak to one doctor in done yes. q says the big teams, including children, continue to be hospitalized. and india set up for major world economies this year, the passing the united states and solidifying it role on the global state with your watching r t international. my name is peter scott and wherever you joining us from welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis, which is the formula step. so gayla rob has said that moscow has all, it needs to complete its military intervention. and an interview with sputnik. he said the western supplies of long range weapons to key if russia had to push back ukrainian forces further from russia's borders to stop any threat from them. only seemed so that violence, right now we're trying to push the crane an armed forces and their artillery to a distance that would not create a threat to our territories. so the longer range of the weapons being procured by the keefe reg

steve goose says ukraine's defense ministry has failed to address an inquiry from human rights watch or regarding their report. on november 23rd, the defense ministry provided a written response saying that the military abides by its international obligations including the prohibition of the use of any anti personnel mines. but without addressing any of the questions about p f m. mine use in and around is im noting that information on the types of weapons used by ukraine is not to be commented on before the war ends of the 89 victims of these betsel mines 5 were children. the latest and 9 year old boy was admitted to this dentist from a sensor just last week. his health is no longer in danger. however, the scars and the traumatic experience will be with him for the rest of his life. so jessica parker still statistics show that explosive objects continue to be found in our area. and unfortunately, they close injuries. a child who fell on a mine, managed by sheer luck to move his sand away from the explosion. fortunately, his fingers were not blown off. this homeless looking object tha

hon, the country pledge to response, and that is those actions go against international law. human rights watch says here how to fail to investigate is military is a parent use of bond land mines, which are injured hundreds of civilians. we speak to one doctor in yet, who says the victims including children continue to be hospitalized. and india said to overtake major world economies this year, surpassing the united states and solidifying its role on the world stage a must go to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott to taking over from fiorella isabel. these the top stories that to be a moscow time this thursday. welcome to the program versus foreign minister. the gate of rob has said that moscow has all it needs to complete its military intervention and interview with sputnik. he said that western supplies of long range weapons to kiev mean that russia has a pushback ukrainian forces further from russia's border to stop the threat. we still need. so the units right now, we're trying to push the crane an armed forces and their artillery to a distance, and that would not

and human rights watch has published a new report calling on care to investigate. the ukrainian military's use of rocket launch land mines, r t has reported on multiple occasions. how the use of such minds leads to numerous injuries among the civilian population of don bos. raymond caseres has more on the story. the report issued by human rights watch does not mention the, the victims here in dominican republic. their investigation is based on the harko for region alone. however, it is still fact based according to h. r. w on very interviews with more than a 100 people, including witnesses, to lend, mind, use victims of land mines, 1st responders, doctors and ukrainians, and miners as well. the h. r w's arms division director. steve goose says ukraine's defense ministry has failed to address an inquiry from human rights watch regarding their report. on november 23rd, the defense ministry provided a written response saying that the military abides by its international obligations including the prohibition of the use of any anti personnel mines. but without addressin

the layout ah, human rights watch says here has failed to investigate. it's use of bad land mines which have injured hundreds of civilians in eastern ukraine and recent years i am up predicts a russian economy will grow in 22003. that's despite western leaders declaring sanctions imposed on moscow will bring the nation to its please india set to overtake major world economies this year, surpassing the united states and solidifying its role on the global states. also ahead with is really defense forces strike a palestinian target in the thousands for falling a rocket launch from palestinian territories overnight with in the morning for marquee international studios in moscow to wherever you are catching us. welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fear allies about ukrainian authorities play me rock it has hey, an apartment building in the ukrainian held city of cromwell tours in the russian don. yes, republic. 2 people have allegedly been killed in the attack with 8 others injured. here are the latest images from the scene. you can see that

their homes should provide full reparations for the harm they have cost we respect the work human rights watch is around the world. but we categorically reject this characterization of events. on wednesday, human rights watch issued a report monday, reparations for the people of the che, got islands from the u. k. on the us. more than 1000 sugar options were forced by the british government to leave the land in the 1900. 67 is to make room for building a u. s. base, which was called diego garcia. the indigenous population was forced to malicious, on the se, shelf facing object to poverty and having every since being fighting to return home . well, to discuss the issue where now joined life, i live in band cooper, the leader of the che, got a few days group which is based in maricia. thanks for joining us today, livia. first of all, i just like to get your, your thoughts on this report by cuban wright watch human vice watch on wednesday. do you think it's a step in the right direction for a power report which they really gladly done by you and i watch to show really all wrong that has been done

[000:00:00;00] a human rights watch says he has failed to investigate its use of band land mines, which have endured hundreds of civilians. we speak to a doctor and don, yes, who says victims including children continue to be hospitalized. the i am a predict the russian economy will grow in 2023. that's this by western leaders declaring sanctions imposed on moscow would bring the nation to it please. in the i said to overtake major world economies this year for passing the united states and solidifying its role on the global stage, also ahead. ah, israeli defense forces strike a palestinian target in the gaza strip following a rocket launch from palestinian territories overnight. ah, good morning for martine or national studios in moscow to wherever you are catching us. welcome to the hours most vital stories world wide. i'm fiorella, isabel, ukrainian authorities claim a rocket has hit an apartment building in the gradient held city of crime, a tourist in the russian don. yes, republic. 2 people have allegedly been killed in the attack with 8 others injured. here. the latest unverified

united states' tenant of england will not be subject to the judgment of international courts, human rights watchd in its latest report. england and america in the case the natives of sha august are accused of crimes against humanity and this is a violation of human rights. when i was on the island , i was always carrying a knife to catch fish . sal is one of them who prays every day to return , hoping to see the sunrise again on his coral island . the overturning of a train carrying toxic substances in the us state of ohio has worried the people of the region about the health of water and food. they said that we people are changing like this, according to his network report in this regard, let's see together how many weeks of sustenance will be spared from the overturning of a train carrying toxic chemicals in the states in the united states, but the residents of the region are still pessimistic that there is not much information about the possible dangers, but the residents have a different opinion when a train belonging to the south magnetic railway company was forced to evacuate thousands of

a with human rights watch says kemp has failed to investigate. it's use of ban landmines, which have injured hundreds of civilians. we speak to a doctor and don, yes. who says victims including children continue to be hospitalized. the i am a predicts the russian economy will grow in 2023. that's despite western leaders declaring sanctions imposed on moscow would bring the nation to its needs and india set to overtake major world economies this year, surpassing the united states and solidifying its role on the global stage. also ahead. ah, israeli defense forces strike a palestinian target in the gaza strip following a rocket launch from palestinian territories overnight. a good morning from ark international students in moscow and from wherever you're catching us. welcome to the hour's top stories worldwide. i'm fear ella is about. we start with breaking news it on has accused israel of a drone attack on a military factory here. the central city of is hon. that took place on saturday night in a letter to the organization. eat odds, you and envoy

amy: you mention ken roth, the former executive director human rights watch from his 30 years. weeted about your case saying -- "biden's dropping of a candidate for a latin american human rights post because he criticizes the israeli government's apartheid -- a completely mainstream position for any human rights defender -- suggests that only israeli apologists are acceptable." again, as you said, we did last month the harvard kennedy school restored can roth's fellowship after initially rescinding it over his criticism of israeli human rights abuses. he appeared on democracy now! to warn against the chilling effect of harvard's initial decision. >> this is a very serious problem. not just a problem for me personally, not impeding my career and a serious way, but i think about, first of all, the younger academics who don't have the visibility that i do, who are going to take from this lesson the view that if you touch israel, if you criticize israel, that can be a career-killing move. you'll get canceled. and that's a disastrous signal to send. and may go to see that whole inter

it's used to put pressure on countries just like human rights watch, human rights watch or m, this international may do good things. went on the whole coast to western governments. where did their findings funding comes from institutions and organizations that are close to the state that are close to western western political establishment that had an amnesty usa in the past was a close friend of hillary clinton. so when i'm the engine national, the human rights watch, i think who's bosses been in charge for decades when they are so closely affiliated to the state. even though they may do some good things here. their net, of course, is things like the freedom index or us support, and jose are nothing more than mere tools of western governments to put pressure on there and tagging this. thank you, professor mohammed randi from the university of tehran, freedom, a term often used in a speak by those in power. but last and action is society based on a freedom, as opposed to granted those who exist within it, the ability to live their lives and do as they wish, without interference from others or hi

it's used to put pressure on countries just like human rights watch, human rights watch. i am the international may do good thing with the whole, they're very close to western governments. where does they're finding? the funding comes from institutions and organizations that are close to the state that are close to western western political establishment that had an amnesty usa in the past was a close friend the hillary clinton. so when amnesty international human rights watch, i think who's boss has been charged for decades when they are so closely affiliated to the state. even though they may do some good things here or there. that, of course, things like the freedom index or us supported and jose are nothing more than mere tools, western governments to put pressure on there and happiness. thank you. professor mohammed miranda from the university of tehran, freedom, a term often used in speak by those in power. but last, an action, a society based on a freedom is supposed to granted those who exist within it, the ability to live their lives into as they wish, without in

of this why last year these really ami killing more than $200.00 palestinians according to human rights watch, which is 10 times more than the number of israeli death. almost $30000000.00 will be deducted from the palestinian administration, which makes it more difficult to pay salaries and provide wealth for families. in fact, so far as he has described this as an unacceptable move, which would aggravate the already dia, economic situation. human rights watch says the israeli measures against palestine amount to collective punishment, which is a war crime. they listened on the international law. courts around the world have treated collective punishment as a war crime. however, israel supreme court has consistently rejected the claim that the israeli government practice of punitive home demolitions in occupied palestinian territory amounts to collective punishment or palestinian activist, unpolished tissue mustafah alba. booty says that the double tax will have a negative impact on palestinian lives, is collecting taxes that i'm listing as i'm paying the taxes and now they deduct it and use

were, you know, previously considered off limits and their accusations against ukraine, from human rights watch who savers, keys military has been using banned anti personnel, land mines, and what have they said about that? you are right. i mean, these are serious allegations. now, ukraine's foreign ministry has reacted it has said that it's investigating the findings of this report. it's called the use of these anti personnel mines, which indiscriminately maim and kill, it's called them into men. we've also seen a statement from the acquainted deputy minister to human rights watch. he said ukraine is adhering to international humanitarian law. but, you know, he said authorities could not commend on specific weapons till after the end of the war. we have to remember that this is not the 1st time that ukraine has been accused off of why leading the rules of law in this war. last august, we saw amnesty international suggest that ukraine had committed war crimes by placing weapons to close to 7 in areas. but the, but the group, little, you know, back trapped on those conclusions and ukraine's gove

we've also seen a statement from the queen and deputy minister to human rights watch. he said jo quinn is adhering to international humanitarian law. but you know, he said authorities could not commend on specific weapons till after the end of the war. we have to remember that this is not the 1st time that ukraine has been accused off off why leading the rules of law in this war? last august, we saw amnesty international suggest that your queen had committed war crimes by placing weapons to close to 7 in areas. but the, but the group, little, you know, back trapped on those conclusions and ukraine's government accused it of doing a false. it'll equal balance between russia and ukraine. thank you for that. sonya sonya cat found the car in chief is look at some more stories making headlines around the world. authorities in australia have recovered the tiny radioactive capsule that's been missing for weeks. i had the pack, the capture picture debt hit next to a coin for scale any moment now, veritas was lost when it fell off a truck on the highway in the outback contains

we respect to work, human rights watch it is around the world. but we categorically reject this characterization of events while when say human rights watch issued a report demanding reparations for the people of the chunk us islands from the u. k . on the us. more than at 1000 chic all seasons were forced by the british government to leave their land in the 19 sixties and seventies to make room for building us space. diego garcia, the indigenous population was forced him a richest on the sea shells faced at facing object policy and having every since ever since been fighting to return home. we heard from livia pan colts, the lead of a it chuckles refugees group based in maricia. he says it's time for to go see and to return home and receive reparations from the u. k. one, we were, cherry goes, we have amc, we have our work, we have our what your, we have our, our house. the richie won the decision to how you as me, when i, when i met, you know, since i was coding for removed from our lady that i have a sense of from that you can go and, you know,

this is anita a wang, she's a researcher with the africa division for human rights watch. and, and yet i want to ask you about some of the concerns that human rights watch has expressed in these past few days. and it said that is concerned about impunity and insecurity in these elections. why is that the case? well, thank you for having me, michael. first and foremost is important to highlight the fact that these elections are taking place against going back to a wide spread insecurity across the country. so quite from the book around conflict in the north east, you've got a valid vanity crisis in the northwest. that is spiraling out of control and has displaced entire communities and rendered them inaccessible for voting. you also have the situation in the southeast to where they're valentino government agitators who in the lead up to the elections have a tax to pulling units and n attacks. police stations and offices of the national electoral commission, and this is really created a climate of fear that may very well, i'm discourage people from going out to votes to day w

of despite last year, the israeli army killing more than $200.00 palestinians according to human rights watch, which is around 10 times more the number of israel death. almost $30000000.00 will be deducted from the palestinian administration, which makes it more difficult for its base salaries on provide welfare for families sexual thoughts. he has described this move as an acceptable and said it will aggravate the already dia, economic situation in the region. even watch what human rights watch says it's very measured against palestine, amount to collective punishment, which is a war crime under international law. courts around the world have treated collective punishment as a war crime. however, israel supreme court has consistently rejected the claim that the israeli government practice of punitive home demolitions in occupied palestinian territory amounts to collective punishment. less cost live now to policy not to based on politician will suffer alibi gucci. to discuss this issue further, thanks for joining us most offer. now 1st of all, i just want to get your thoughts on what practica

mohammad ali basiri, a senior expert on african issues , accused britain and the united states of human rights watch of committing a crime by moving the indigenous population in the chagos archipelago in the indian ocean. against britain and the united states denied these accusations, but the human rights watch relied on dozens of witnesses to arrive at the picture, emphasizing that this persecution is a colonial crime against human rights, a report about this, and let's see how many thousands of people came. it has been 3,050 years since they were expelled from their land. it all started in 1967 when england decided to lease one of the most attractive islands of the kano from the united states . a contract of 50 year that in 2016 for twenty it was extended for another year. the americans built a military base on the largest chalos island, diego garcia. during these years, the united states has supported military operations in iraq and afghanistan from the air base on this island. when the americans came , all the natives of the region were deported, some to the south. england and the rest to the ne

>> joining me now is rachel denver, deputy director of the europe central asian division of human rights watch. rachel, thank you for joining. as i know human rights watch was involved from the beginning in trying to, i want to say make sense of what happened in bucha, it's almost impossible to make sense of, but to create a record there could be used later in trying to seek justice that alexei and other in ukraine are looking for. tell me about your research encourage into russia's brutality in bucha from the beginning. >> thanks very much. thanks for that. very moving clip just now. so yeah, my colleagues were in bucha for two weeks doing aground investigation and they were interviewing victims and witnesses an emergency responders and woodworkers and alike and we were there for only two weeks and we managed to document 16 killings, nine of them were summary executions. others were other types of unlawful killings. we worked with satellite imagery that helped place russian military vehicles in places, where civilians have been killed. we looked at different types of killings, summary executi

crimes against the humanity of britain and the united states denied these accusations, but the human rights watch relied on dozens of witnesses and emphasized that this racial harassment is a colonial crime and against human rights . let's see a report about this together, representing a population of several thousand. some people have come from their motherland to see the knife archipelago in the middle of the indian ocean for a half-day. it has been 3,050 years since they were expelled from their land. it all started in 1967 when england decided to rent one of the most attractive islands in the united states on august 6. a 50-year contract in 2016 for twenty years it was also extended. the americans built a military base on the largest island of knife , diego garcia . during these years, the united states has supported military operations in iraq and afghanistan from the air base of this island, and all the natives of the region have moved to the south of england. and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritius, their population was about 5 thousand people. britain should return the knife i

britain and the united states denied this charge, but the human rights watch emphasized, relying on decades of witnesses and official documents, that this abuse and racial harassment is a colonial crime. how many thousands of people have come from their motherland to see the knife archipelago in the middle of the indian ocean for one day . it has been 50 years since they were expelled from their land. the knife visit the united states lease a 50-year contract, which was extended for another twenty years in 2016. the americans built a military base on the largest island of knife, diego garcia. during these years, the united states supported the air base of this island. when they came , all the natives of the area were exiled. to the south of england and the rest to the neighboring island of mauritius. their population was about 5 thousand people, but they behave like animals. in 2000, the british court decided that the knife islands should be returned to the island that is in the hands of the americans . some time later, this was the ruling. england agreed to pay compensation, but denied the

the hep coast we respect the work human rights watch it is around the world. but we categorically reject this characterization of events. on wednesday human rights war to issued a report demanding reparations for the people at the chunk us islands from the u. k . and the wes, well the 1000 to go see ends with forced by the british government to leave that land in the 1960 s and seventies to make room for building us based. diego garcia, indigenous population was 40 malicious and the se, shells facing objects policy and having ever since been fighting to return home. we heard from livia, bianco be the leader of the chuckles refugees group based in maricia. so you say this time such a goal seems to return back home and receive reparations for the u. k. why we will chair goes, we have ever seen. we have, i was, i was young, we have i, when i went house and there was one that was a, she's going to how the us and you know, when i, when i met, you know, since i was quoting removed from our place that i have a sense of when we, from that you can go and you know, we ha

we respect to work, human rights watch it is around the world. but we categorically reject this characterization of events. on wednesday human rights war to issued a report demanding reparations for the people at the chunk of islands from the u. k . on the west. well, the 1000 at chic go see ends with forced by the british government to leave bad land. and the $900.00 sixties and seventies to make room for building u. s. space. diego garcia. indigenous population was 40 malicious and the se, shells facing objects policy and having ever since been fighting to return home. well we heard from livia, bianco be a leader. other chuckles refugees group based in maricia says it's time such a go. seems to return back home and receive reparations for the u. k. when we were on chair goes we have ever seen we have, i was my was job, we have i, when i went house and every one that it was a she's going to how that you know, when i, when i met, you know, i was coding course removed from our lady that i have a sense of from that you can go, you know, we have been

i to his say it's part of what they call red tagging. human rights watch says that the practice targets government critics now to, to respond below his more now from the capital manila, visit. assume shown has lived in hiding for more than 2 years. she says police shot dead, her husband, many a labor union leader after reading his office and the i heard that it, that it had been a by, i was taken away to the gate and away from my husband. and when i got there, i heard a loud bang door and i knew manny was dead and made bound to my lord. i like that happened on march 7th, 2021. when 8 other activists were also killed by state forces on what's become known as bloody sunday, all those killed had been accused of associating with communist insurgence, a practice known as red tagging. it became widespread when the government of former president reviewed attorney, created a special antique communist task force. you get bag. um, i saw communist support, they're a member or whatever, and then the next would be be psychotherapy lands or online threats. and the next spot then would be, you're bein

i'm glad to see you, my name is torino human rights defender, human rights watch, who is affordable in driver's seat with me, all my work is for a human rights situation in the middle east, south america, europe and also ireland. this is the first time i came to iran and tehran, and i hope my last trip will make me proud. queen, i came here and i am very happy that i can see this country with my own eyes. i am an educated person and that's why i didn't know that iran has a homely culture and it was once the empire of iran, which you are proud of. turkey, you know, ireland has a common history with iran . mother inland has been preparing for 800 years we made a revolution against england. the revolution finally came to an end in 1916. my grandfather was present in this war and in 1922 the civil war was formed and this war lasted until 1923 . the revolution was successful, and for this reason, i congratulate you, the culture of iran has been linked together, and i know that there is a street named babi sandeh in tehran . he was a great irish hero. they use it to defend themselves and whe

we've also seen a statement on the agreement deputy minister to human rights watch. he said ukraine is adhering to international humanitarian law. but, you know, he said authorities could not commend on specific weapons till after the end of the war. we have to remember that this is not the 1st time that ukraine has been accused off off while eating the rules of law. in this war. last august, we saw amnesty international suggest that ukraine of committed war crimes, by placing weapons to close to 7 in areas. but the, but the group, little, you know, back trapped on those conclusions and ukraine's government accused of doing a false. it'll equivalence between russia and ukraine. thank you for that. sonya sonya cat found the car in chief and it's been almost 2 months since russian president vladimir putin signed into law, a ban on so called l. g. b t, a propaganda in russia. it prohibits what he calls, promotion of non traditional values. the change is already effected a wide range of books and films with now illegal material being removed. critic, see this at another

country experienced a huge spike in terrorist attacks with rising death folds according to human rights watch. one local correspondent told us more about the suffering caused by the minutes of insurgency in the region. 20 a person killed in 2 different attacks. monday, the government, a book enough also announced that good buddies of 15 pair from out by thing is of the kidnapped by till we go last week. where discover in mongo data area. 545 kilometers west and we'll keep that fossil sadness and cost the nation. the feeling of looking abby, this is the plural. it is very sad to see an identified people attacking civilians . the situation in our country is not easy, but with the new president who took office 5 months ago, i hope it will be fine. the man, it hearts are high, it's an human, but all we can do is the strong. i know one day it will and, and there will be no more terrorist in our country and in the war we mustn't despair, we must be strong and support each other in such as it's a situation that really saddens us. it's awful that armed men can cowardly attack unarmed civilians. these

have lived under constant fear since the russian back separatists rose up against ukraine. human rights watch has accused russia of carrying out indiscriminate attacks against civilians and ukrainian forces are violating laws of war. it gathered testimony about a legit mistreatment and summary execution of prisoners of war. as well as the use of banned weapons. human rights watch says ukrainian forces used juergen cluster ammunition rockets in an attack on has got in hockey region from me to early september. ukrainian forces repeatedly attacked the city of idiom and surrounding areas while they were under russian control, with cluster munitions. since russia annexed these regions last year, many here now have russian passports, but that doesn't take away the dread of the next incoming missile. but we're the school. we are all at great risk. i get up to go to work and i don't know whether or not i, michelle will hit us when i'm on the bus. i don't know if rockets will strike in the night. we can stay indoors forever. i need to leave my house. we just pray and god sighed, plus the news. it is d

according to the human rights watch, don't get up, but on more than 900 people have been red tagged in the last 6 years. no, leonor kia believes his father jorey was a victim of an extra judicial killing. after being red tagged for years. he was shot 14 times by assailants who almost 3 years later, have still not been identified posters worse, got their cross be looking to see the bending him or getting the people that disperse on my father that i is a recruiter of than you people's army. now leon himself is facing charges of human trafficking. he's accused of recruiting child soldiers for the communist new people . so army, he admits he's an activist like his father and says, although he fears for his life, he's determined to prove his innocence. warner below al jazeera manila. now 12 african sheet is on their way to india. from south africa is positive initiatives, expand their population following the extinction of adriatic, cheated decades ago. catherine. so airport's, this cats are moving across continents that have been preparing for their move from south africa to india. for mon