hun sen has been reelected, but critics say the vote was a sham.m around the world: starting with the straits times, which is reporting on the earthquake in indonesia. it says the government has declared a three—day state of emergency on the island of lombok after 14 people were killed there in the 6.4 magnitude quake. the gulf news is looking at the release of 17—year—old palestinian ahed tamimi. the report describes her as a protest icon and says she returned home to a hero's welcome after being released at the end of her eight—month sentence for slapping and kicking what the paper describes as occupation soldiers. and finally, the philippine daily enquirer has a lead picture story, with a rather urgent warning for motorists in sanjose city. believe it or not, the paper says that, despite the obviously dilapidated condition of this bridge, sagging and cracking, light vehicles are still using it. that the dangerous decision, isn't it? now, ben, what stories are sparking discussion online? not sure i chanced that bridge... yes, let's look at what i

ithink against hun sen, regarded as a communist. —— diaspora.ave to see the opposition grow more grassroots support, there was a grassroots support, there was a grassroots support, it could have done better if it had more time. writes, so when you look at democracy and the possibility of more than loosening up possibility of more than loosening up in cambodia, is that a realistic respect of? hun sen is a famously mercurial, unpredictable leader and what he made well end up doing, given there is a degree of pressure from the international community, not as much as many people would have hoped but a degree, and of course the eu is a major investor in cambodia, he may relax now that he has been elected, he does not have to worry about the opposition, may release the opposition leader. he may start to open up the ground that had been there for civil society just a year ago, and it is quite possible that we could see a return to somewhat normality. thousands of people have been protesting across russia this weekend against a proposed rise in the pens

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cambodia's prime minister, hun sen, says that he has won a landslide election victory.des of war in 1993, and many have criticised the government for a crackdown on all opposition factions. hun sen, who has ruled cambodia for 33 years, has been reelected with an estimated 80% of the vote, with his party, the cpp, taking at least 100 of the 125 parliamentary seats. the official results won't be announced until mid—august. michael vatikiotis is the regional director at the centre for humanitarian dialogue. he believes that there will be some concerns about the credibilty of the election result. it's going to be very hard actually to get sort of facts because we are relying entirely on the government's election commission, and international observers have been very limited in their access and it has mostly come from countries that are not necessarily the most credible election observers. however, from what we can tell, there was a large block of votes that went to the prime cpp, but it could be upwards of 30% of ballots in some areas that were spoiled. when you consider th

hun sen has been re—elected but critics say the vote was a sham.has been widening for nearly two decades. the rich tend to stay healthier longer, while the poor die younger. that bleak assessment is based on national statistics, but monday's panorama programme looks at the families behind the figures. richard bilton reports now from stockton—on—tees, the town with britain's biggest health gap. rob hill is only 46 but his life is nearly over. he was given six months to live two years ago. smoking and poor diet have left in with a series of conditions. he is living on borrowed time. it is horrible. it is not nice. seeing them sitting there and crying. my children saying my dad is going to die. i going to have any more. i am not going to have anybody any more. this doctor is surgery anybody any more. this doctor is surgery is in stockton—on—tees. life expectancy for men is 64, the same as ethiopian. it is a disgrace. we need to be fixing this. people have the right to reach retirement age. i do not accept a society in which we are expecting people to

trickled into voting stations in a poll that human rights groups have labeled a farce prime minister hun sen's expected to sales a victory extending his thirty three year grip on power of his opponents called for a boycott after the country's courts dissolved the male physician party leaving no real challenger the world's longest serving prime minister has become increasingly heavy hand as restricting human and civil rights income podia has more. the votes have not been counted but no one is holding their breath. there is little doubt that this man will stay in power can send the prime minister remains firmly at the head of the ruling cambodian people's party for c.p.p. he's been in power for thirty three years making him the world's longest serving national leader he has survived the khmer rouge pushed the country's royalty aside and outlawed the rival c.n.r. p. party his only viable competitor because of that and a crackdown on media critics call the election a sham. he's. prepared to do anything. to cling to power so he doesn't hesitate to suppress. this is cambodia six election since one t

in sunday's vote which has been widely described as a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen who's been in office for over thirty years is accused of voter intimidation last year he dissolved the main opposition party whose leader is in jail awaiting trial for treason away and he joins us live now from phnom penh wayne so what's been the reaction so far to the election result. and i think the overriding sentiment from critics of this government from independent observers of cambodia is that the transformation is complete that cambodia now must be regarded as a one party or thora tarion state and when you look at the results of sunday's election it's difficult to argue against that sentiment given that the cambodian people's party of prime minister who in sindh won almost all the seats in the national assembly only a couple of small opposition parties won seats as well and neither of those parties can be considered a thrill a real threat to the rule of the c.p.p. we've had some fairly strongly worded statements from the vice president mustafa while all of the band opposition p

hun sen's only real worry this election day was that cambodians would answer the opposition's call for a boycott. anyone who opposes elections destroys the nation and democracy and should not be forgiven him for the book. officially the boycott was averted cambodia's national election commission claims about eighty percent of registered voters cast their vote the opposition however believes that number is inflated former opposition leader sam rainsy now living in exile tweeted that no credible election observer would confirm an election process that was quote falsified from the outset. for a majority of cambodians unsent is the only leader they've known he began his career as a military commander for cambodia's camaro rouge but as the regime carried out genocide on its own people can send defected to vietnam to help overthrow his own government he was named prime minister of cambodia in one thousand nine hundred five when he lost the country's first elections in one thousand nine hundred three he dismissed the results and refused to step down. after thirty three years as prime minister

result is already a foregone conclusion of the banning the main opposition parties prime minister hun sen looks set to secure another drummer in office the only real choice voters have is to vote for him or not vote at all also coming up forest fires raging across the northern hemisphere amid the record hot summer in the united states firefighters are struggling to contain and for no that is engulfing forest and storing homes and threatening lives. and here in berlin thousands turned out for one of europe's biggest day pride gatherings christopher street day. long welcome to the show my name sara harmon it's good to have you with. voters in cambodia are going to the polls on sunday but while there are many different names on the ballot they don't really have a choice after dissolving all the main opposition parties there's no one left to seriously challenge prime minister hun sen he looks set to extend his grip on power which is already lasted more than three decades. cambodia's ruling party has been bringing out the crowds ahead of sunday's election. wherever you go it's difficult not to

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groups are calling the election a sham after the main opposition party was banned prime minister hun sen is the world's longest serving leader. israel has released postilion teenager i had tommy from prison she was jailed for months along with her mother for slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers near her home in the west bank during demonstrations there last year israelis call her a terrorist for palestinians she became a symbol of resistance. tommy has finally returned to her hometown in the. west bank now seventeen years old she says and eight month prison for assaulting israeli soldiers last year tommy says she now plans to study law as to the first. in a bit to defend palestinians. and then the resistance will continue until the occupation is removed all female prisoners in jail are strong and i thank everyone who stood by me while i was in prison and he stood with all women prisoners. video went viral online in december showing tommy and her relative slapping and kicking israeli soldiers israel handed her twelve criminal charges over the incident including aggravated assault she

counting the votes in cambodia but there was expecting any surprises for prime minister hun sen whose lead for thirty three years. and monsoon rain brings death and devastation to india's most populous state and more heavy rain is coming in the days ahead. the palestinian teenager who's become a global symbol of resistance is making her way back home to the village of nabil sala where the whole story began the seventeen year old are said to me was released from an israeli jail a few hours ago and greeted by her family and supporters she was arrested in december at the age of sixteen for slapping an israeli soldier who enters her family's property in the occupied west bank to me these cases placed a spotlight on the detention of palestinian minors by israel a practice that's been criticized by international rights groups will to maybe later travel to ramallah to visit the tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat she's also met the current palestinian president mahmoud abbas a father to me said that he expects her to take the lead in the struggle against the occupation. of course

sunday's election which has been widely described as a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen who's been in office for over thirty years is accused of voter intimidation but last year he dissolved the main opposition party whose leader is in jail awaiting trial for treason when he joins us live now from phnom penh when someone's been the reaction so far to the election result. we're done i think most independent observers critics of what has been going on in cambodia for quite some time say well the transformation is complete now cambodia can now be called a one party or thora tarion state i think no one was surprised by the fact that the cambodian people's party of prominence still in sand won the election of course but perhaps a little surprised by the margin of victory one hundred fourteen seats out of one hundred twenty five one by the c.p.p. in the national assembly there was some suspicion before the election that perhaps they would redistribute some of that support to some of the other smaller parties to create the image or at least try to create the image of a multi-pa

and voting in cambodia as general election has now ended prime minister hun sen is expected to stay in power though after the maid opposition was dissolved more than eight million. people are registered to vote. at least ten people have been killed in an earthquake on the popular indonesia and tourist island of lombok the magnitude six point four quake struck early on sunday when many people were sleeping hundreds of homes have been damaged and landslides were triggered near hiking trails emergency services expect the death toll to rise let's go live now to work it's the easiest capital to count al-jazeera step vasant is the step what's the latest. well the earthquake struck just before seven o'clock in the morning when a lot of people were still in their homes and of course they panicked immediately trying to get to safety many of them ran to the streets some of them couldn't escape any more because their houses couldn't resist this six point four earthquake which is a very powerful earthquake of course we have many earthquakes in indonesia also in lombok very regularly there are eart

ahead of elections on sunday on the final day of campaigning on friday cambodia's prime minister hun sen addressed a huge crowd of supporters and and hailing his success in eliminating what he called traitors he was referring to his government's decision last year to disband the main opposition party. now that has effectively left cambodia with lots of options on the ballot paper but no credible opposition prime minister hun sen who has ruled the country for thirty three years with the cambodian people's party is expected to easily win another five year term so how does he stay in power for so long one hundred send was a former commander of the camera which killed more than three million people during its reign of terror back in the late one nine hundred seventy s. he later switch sides to spearhead a rebellion against the regime and when the coverage was toppled back in one nine hundred seventy nine hundred send was made foreign minister by the new vietnam backed government six years later in one thousand eighty five he. became prime minister of posts that he has held ever since. now th

the party of cambodian prime minister hun sen has won a landslide victory in a general election thatallengers. the country has been pursuing the policy of rapid economic development with the help of foreign investment, including from its big neighbour, china. but critics say infrastructure projects, such as the lower sesan 2 power plant have displaced thousands of people and damaged the local environment. the bbc‘s nga pham reports from stung treng, where areas affected have been inaccessible to foreign media. it used to be a thriving community. now this is all that is left. the entire village and surrounding farmland, two square kilometres, has turned into a huge waterworld. since november last year when the floodgates of the lower sesan two dam were closed, more than 60 indigenous families in this village we re indigenous families in this village were forced to abandon their homes. this man has been living here for more than a decade. while his family —— where his family used to farm, he 110w —— where his family used to farm, he now comes the fish. yet he says he does not want to r

now to some other stories making headlines around the world the party of cambodian prime minister hun sen says it has won a landslide victory in disputed elections it claims to have won all the seats in parliament official results will be out next month but rights groups are calling the election a sham after the main opposition party was banned prime minister hun sen is the world's longest serving leader. in the u.s. wildfires raging across california have claimed another life a firefighter has been killed battling a blaze near yosemite national park that brings the state's overall death toll to eight six of them have died in a massive fire in northern california hot and dry conditions have been feeding the flames. the editor of the new york times says he's met with the u.s. president or their souls burger said he told us president trump to stop labeling journalists enemies of the people because it's putting their lives at risk denies that he says the press is putting public safety at risk by reporting on internal government debates. the remains of a french skier who went missing in the i

prime minister hun sen is the world's longest serving only. to nicaragua now which is seen. months of unrest as protests demonstrate against president daniel ortega hundreds are thought to have died in the bottoms at the weekend thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of the capital managua in support of nicaragua's catholic bishops ortega has accused the bishops of helping in a plot to overthrow him in a coup but there was traitors accuse curity forces of targeting the church in violent attack. is in turmoil protesters battle police in the streets leading to injury and death and even places of worship don't offer any sanctuary. three months into the unrest there appears to be no end in sight protesters want the president to quit. do you think i mean i'm not afraid i'm dreaming of freedom for you could i go on and take i should go. and you know they're going to. have to go hasn't changed a bit he text the church because the eighty's he systematically persecuted them then and now. last weekend people peacefully protested against all take and for the catholic church. ch

cambodians head to the podium to speak and do they have any real choice other than prime minister hun sen who has ruled for more than three decades our correspondent reports from compaq and. lost in the next thirty minutes and really of all the lucky ones to catch sight of this. the longest still do not clips of the twenty first century begins tonight and feature a blood mill and find out what's behind this special astronomical event. i am. a european union monitoring team i said pakistan's election campaign showed a lack of equality. and wasn't a level playing field for all parties and their announcement comes after pakistan's election commission officially declared iran can the rid of the country's election in iran can supporters were celebrating the victory but results show that his p.t.i. party will fail to win an outright majority and will lead to form a coalition to govern so far in the end comes forty years one one hundred fourteen other two hundred sixty nine seats with counting nearly complete the nearest rival with shahbaz sharif from the governing pakistan in with sixty three s

the party of cambodian prime minister hun sen, who has been in power since 1985, has won a landsliden people in the indian state of assam have been left off an official register and stripped of their citizenship. most of those affected are bengali—speaking muslims, who had to prove they were living in india before the creation of bangladesh in 1971. the indian government says it is rooting out illegal migrants but there are fears of a witch hunt against assam's ethnic minorities. joe miller sent this report. they've always called india home, but these villagers now expect to lose their citizenship, their land, their voting rights and, perhaps, even their freedom. this schoolteacher feels her family has been targeted. "it's a witchhunt," she says, against the bengali muslim community." translation: this is our country. i grew up here, i studied here. i got married here. how come we're not indians? authorities claim settlers from nearby bangladesh are enmeshed in assam's bengali population. hiding in plain sight, often with forged papers. to help pinpoint them, all 32 million inhabitan

in sunday's vote which has been widely described as a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen is accused of voter intimidation he's been in office for thirty three years last year he dissolve the main opposition party whose leader is in jail awaiting trial for treason. to the. market. in cambodia. history in words to be a celebration of the. right to choose. unfortunately that choice. before paul was over there was also. announced by the. national election. before he rejected the national community such as the us as the e.u. do you. think institution. has the latest now from lumpen. the overriding sentiment from critics of the government in cambodia independent observers to all of this country is that cambodia must now be regarded as a one party all thora tarion state and when you look at the results of sunday's election it's difficult to argue against that given that the cambodian people's party of prime minister hun sen won almost all the seats in the national assembly only two other small opposition parties won seats and neither of those parties can be considered a real thr

in sunday's vote which has been widely described as a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen is accused of voter intimidation he's been in office for thirty three years last year he dissolve the main opposition party whose leader is in jail awaiting trial for treason. twenty more in july two thousand and eighteen marked the death of democracy in cambodia. it's history in the us to be a celebration of the. people who are having society their right to choose their own government unfortunately that choice had already been made for them before polls open the result. announced by the c.p.p. in any national election committee must be forming rejected by the international community such as the un as he and the e.u. are you any democratic government and institution of wayne hey has the latest now from penn. the overriding sentiment from critics of the government in cambodia independent observers to all of this country is that cambodia must now be regarded as a one party all thora tarion state and when you look at the results of sunday's election it's difficult to argue against that g

strongman prime minister hun sen is expected to return to parish human rights groups have criticized a crackdown on dissent and opposition say the election was shot. here today and you're watching dude other units stay with us and because. the truth. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in the meantime the tanks are shipped with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers one official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantrips and they have all those are all of the same fourteen the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption look on the floor to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans on the scene why the poles who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson and i weren't a d.-w. . who. hello and welcome to q. know coming to you as always from the german capital in today we're at the city's landmark brandenburg gate for a special edition on the sell you lloyd city early in on film the roaring twenties the nazi era the cold war the fall of the berlin wall the cool

he has already been in powerfor more to be governed by hun sen. because the cambodian national party which came very the cambodian national party which came very close to winning their general election back in 2013 was dissolved in november last year. the leaders of the crp have been urging people to boycott the elections that people to boycott the elections that people are still afraid, they are still afraid to not go out and vote because the government has threatened legal action against those who participate in these campaigns. before the general election on sunday, the government actually closed down 17 and media websites, and this includes independent news websites and the voice of america and radio free asia. we've played you quite a few original reports from bbc africa eye. their latest is a special undercover investigation which has discovered that somali men and women are being tortured and abused at centres in east africa. these centres claim to be rehabilitating those they say have gone against somali culture and religion ? accusing the

cambodians have voted today in national elections in which incumbent strongman prime minister hun sen is expected to return to power human rights groups have criticized a crackdown on dissent on the opposition say that the election was a sham. especially your today's and you're watching daily news thanks for joining us. from. iran. once again insulated from the author seems now a major power in the middle east. airlines influence continues to grow but politically economically and above all militarily. good luck does iran truly want peace among the countries of holmes have their doubts to isolate such. a europe from theocracy the power of august tariffs on g.w. . this week on most tories a makeshift cemetery in china zia the children of the bulls mean civil war but we begin on the caribbean island of on cleanup efforts which overseas territories usually london doesn't hear much from the island as pocket almost to its trade dependent on links to a neighboring french island rex it might be about to change all that. as ship docking in britain six thousand five hundred kilometers away from

cambodian people's party has won eighty percent of the seats in parliament this will keep prime minister hun sen in office but critics are calling the election a sham as the only credible opposition party was outlawed prior to the vote they're accusing the prime minister of cracking down on dissent in a bid to maintain his grip on more than three decades of power. ballots polling stations fingers stained with ink across cambodia voters went to the polls but with only one viable party in the running. it couldn't send the world's longest serving prime minister was not taking any chances this year. after nearly losing the vote five years ago to the cambodian national rescue party he took action to make sure they wouldn't threaten him again. the rival party was dissolved by court order its leader jailed for treason websites critical of his party were blocked. one sends only real worry this election day was that cambodians would answer the opposition's call for a boycott. anyone who opposes elections destroys the nation and democracy and should not be forgiven him for the book. officially the boycott

some of the other stories making news around the world cambodia's ruling party led by prime minister hun sen has been declared the winner of sunday's general election critics are calling the vote a sham following a government campaign of intimidation and the dissolution of the main opposition party last year and has ruled cambodia for more than thirty years. an earthquake on the internees an island has killed at least fourteen people and injured more than one hundred sixty others the six point four magnitude quake struck the northern part of the island which is close to bali and popular with international tourists. a powerful typhoon has hit japan bringing heavy rains and winds of up to one hundred eighty kilometers per hour thousands of residents have been forced to leave their homes it's the season's twelfth typhoon so far. israel has released palestinian teenager i head to mimi from prison she was jailed for months alongside her mother for slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers near her home in the west bank and israelis call her a terrorist and for palestinians she became a symbol of

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cambodia's prime minister hun sen those hailed his success in eliminating what he called traitors ahead of this weekend's general election he made the comments at a rally in phnom penh on the final day of campaigning the. election promises to be an easy victory for one second after the supreme court dissolved the so serious opposition party in november. greek authorities have set a deadly wildfire in a coastal resort near athens was started deliberately the minister of public order said there were serious indications of criminal activity concerning arson at least eighty two people were killed in a fire rescuers are still searching for more bodies as residents blame the government for the high death toll saying it lacked an effective disaster plan. and in poland thousands of protesters took to the streets to rally against a new law that gives the government greater powers over the country's judiciary the last actively allows a ruling peace party to take control of the country's supreme court protesters claim this violates judicial independence polish president signed the measure into law

groups are calling the election a sham after the main opposition party was banned prime minister hun sen as the world's longest serving leader the editor of the new york times says he's met with the u.s. president are there cells berger says he told us president donald trump to stop labeling journalists enemies of the people because it's putting their lives at risk to trump denies that he says the press is putting public safety at risk by reporting on internal government to say. emergency services in the u.s. are battling wildfires in northern california that have killed at least eight people and destroyed thousands of acres of land tinder dry conditions and very hot temperatures have caused almost twenty wildfires to ignite police have now confirmed that the fires killed two young children and their great grandmother in shasta county one of the areas worst affected by the flames. neighborhoods reduced to ash and rubble the smell of char still hanging in the air some families in this northern california community had only fifteen minutes to flee. the wind just took off and i don't rememb

dissolving all the main opposition parties there's no one left to seriously challenge prime minister hun sen he looks set to extend his grip on power which is already lasted more than three decades. cambodia's ruling party has been bringing out the crowds the head of sunday's election. wherever you go it's difficult not to bump into this man who can send the prime minister and front runner in the election representing the cambodian people's party or c.p.p. he knows how to work his supporters at this rally and he can also afford to feel relaxed now he faces almost no challenge to extending his thirty three years in power he survived a commuter rouge pushed the country's royalty aside and was able to eliminate his biggest competitor the rival c.n.r. p party because of that and a crackdown on media critics called the election a sham. consignees very afraid. they'd be he's prepared to do anything. to cling to power so he doesn't hesitate to suppress. the rights this will be cambodia's six the elections since one thousand nine hundred three after decades of war and one cent has made it clear that

victory in sunday's vote which has been what he describes a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen who's been in office for over thirty years is accused of voter intimidation last year he dissolved the main opposition party whose leaders in jail awaiting trial for treason when hey as more from phnom penh. the overriding sentiment from critics of the government in cambodia independent observers to all of this country is that cambodia must now be regarded as a one party all thora tarion state and when you look at the results of sunday's election it's difficult to argue against that given that the cambodian people's party of prime minister hun sen won almost all the seats in the national assembly only two other small opposition parties won seats and neither of those parties can be considered a real threat to the rule of the c.p.p. or the prime minister who has been running this country for thirty three years we've seen some strongly worded statements from the cambodian national rescue party that is the party that was dissolved late last year banned from taking part in sunday's electio

result is already a foregone conclusion after banning the main opposition party's prime minister hun sen looks set to secure another term in office and the only real choice voters have is to vote for him or not vote at all also coming up.

somebody as incumbent prime minister hun sen has won a landslide victory in the country's general election he's sore off a challenge from twenty rival parties as well as accusations of rigging revote. reports from the capital phnom. so prime minister who. charge of combo thirty three years ago will rule the country for another five years final official results won't come out till mid august the only official number that we've received for now is the turnout eighty two percent plus it is still unclear if any of the. competing parties will really make it there and when at least a few parliament seats well bodhi and politics just ahead of the campaign began to turn absolutely toxic on sunday i was all over polling stations in the capital have a look at that the general election and it is so different from anywhere i've seen people vote this is a polling station by the way. doors here open at seven in the morning and close just after lunch time at three the party that came second to last on securing almost forty five percent has vanished from the ballots with no success or quite a few things t

cambodia's incumbent prime minister hun sen has won the country's general election that's according to the chief government spokesman the sort of the challenge from almost twenty rival parties but the campaign has been marred by a toxic atmosphere it's not easily pertaining to reports from the country's capital . the general election and it is so different from anywhere i've seen people vote this is a polling station by the way. doors here open at seven in the morning and close just after lunch time at three the party that came second to last on securing almost forty five percent has vanished from the ballots with no success are quite a few things though are way too familiar for an interfering cannot stand in cambodia democracy and. the prime minister's government simply wants to silence the opposition by. collusion meddling cracking down on critics. that is so mainstream before changing the top level we need to prove the low one we need to change the lower level. and the us say that his assisted me the ask me to take the more than from yugoslavia. i have experts university professors

cambodians head to the polls this weekend but have they got any very choice other than prime minister hun sen the man who's doing it for more than three decades.

polls closed in cambodia's general elections the southeast asian countries incumbent prime minister hun sen is set for a landslide victory he's one of the world's longest serving leaders he and his party have ruled for more than three decades however the vote has been marred by scandal as it now reports from. the general election and it is so different from anywhere i've seen people vote this is a polling station by the way. doors here open at seven in the morning and close just after lunch time at three the party that came second to last on securing almost forty five percent has vanished from the ballots with no successor quite a few things though are way too familiar one. cannot stand in cambodia democracy the prime minister's government simply wants to see the opposition. collusion meddling cracking down on critics. that is so mainstream before changing the top level we need to operate the low one we need to change the lower level first and the usa that has assisted me the osce me to take the model from yugoslavia. i have experts university professors in washington d.c. montreal canada h