i've been international level. all when when a speech for instance is very offensive discriminatory or a speech targets for instance the community there are many many judgments delivered by the european court of human rights on prohibition of speech for instance that targets roma community for instance or describes roma community as a very bad community and community and so on and so forth. so the balance made by the european court of human rights and the human rights committee is really a test of necessity and proportionality the necessity of course to protect freedom of speech because it's an important pillar of democracy, but also the necessity to protect the rights of minorities the right of different groups and so on and so forth and on the case by case analysis both the human rights committee on the european court of human rights do assess whether the limitation of the speech or the prehibition of the speech was inconformity with the iccp or the european convention of human rights, but there are so another ty

the, the, the main hallmark of international space corporation is the international space station. and we usually think about it as international. but if we look more closely, it is one of the biggest, you know, most populous, most developed countries on this planet. china is actually banned from participating in the i says, activity is by an american degree. doesn't that somehow delude this last to rhetoric of international because international needs to be and not only name, but also in substance? well, clearly it cannot enter into international of decisions. it's not, no, not at all in my, my role. what i, what i can do for the office does is really to facilitate also the conversations of just to make an example. 3 years ago, we organized the big, big event called eunice based bus. 50 was calibrating 50 years from the last eunice pace and is really interesting because what we beat wants to, to create some action teams as we call them. so remember space working together to prepare the decisions. and so in particular on exploration, i was called space exploration and innovation. w

is the world complicit against international law. the un special operator on human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. today, the day ballast indians would have gone to the polls, tells us israel is liable for war crimes. and we investigate the origins of islam of phobia with an international human rights. who tells us why we shouldn't fear muslim planet all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, today would have been palestinian presidential election day, but under an occupying power accused of war crimes. after all, was daily israeli killing and multi $1000000.00 aerial bombardment. well, this is pegasus revelations of his really spyware company. and so group were overshadowed by the news that ice cream company been in jerry's would stop selling ice cream and illegal israeli settlements. join me now from ontario and canada is the un special repertoire on the situation of human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. professor michael link. thank you so much michael. for coming back on. let's

after the break, we ask international human rights. and if the car, what's driving the global fear of muslim planet, all this coming up about to have going underground pop quiz procession is 0 time in length. what do you call that? what is that word? it's called communism right? only in communism with our state run countries, they have no recession, but they also have no way for anybody to have a life rather than being a slave. so okay, that's where america, that is oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is fancy and sugary and healthy and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual well our and if we go on believing that never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the reason for them? it's corporate. mm. the welcome back and bought one. we talked to a u. n. special realtor about legible crimes committed against, predominantly, but by no means exclusively occupied palestinian mu

and to unite our strength to maintain international peace and security. we come here in search for a viable path towards a peaceful emir, amicable and negotiated solution to this crisis, and to avert the dire consequences of our inability to reach a settlement to this matter. our hope is that the security council will recognize the gravity of the situation and fulfill its responsibility to maintain international peace and security. our expectation is that this council will take the necessary measures to ensure that the parties engage in an effective process of negotiation that could yield an agreement that serves our collective interests. indeed, the people of egypt and the peoples throughout the region are watching the deliberations of the security council the day with great interest and high hope. and they look to the united nations into this council. as the guarantors of peace and the custodians of the collective will of our human human family and are confident that you will not fail in the discharge of your responsibility. in this regard, it is in thi

my question is more of to the international community and international government agencies. so as the pandemic was going deeper and then having more debt on, on a daily basis last last week, it was the some of the embassies in m. i also included some international, wasn't embassies, they close their visa sessions, doors until further notice. so claim time, you know, it is about more about welcoming, you know, people around the wall and then everything refugees and so on. but to me it is, this is the only the only way that basically closing doors for, for me is people and citizens who was trying to leave legally, you know, either as a student or it's the other 2 other countries. but using cobra as a closed door to me, i think that is it's, it's not what i have, you know, seen of the people should do it just, it's of interest for many should do. so it's just a small example that that came to my mind last week and i saw that use when in the interest community, are you still hopeful that they can be pushed, encouraged, cajoled into helping the people of me. emma? i am still tryi

we have a 1000000 listen in internment camps in china. we have me on mar and yet with a 1000000 of them were pushed into the reason that we have india with the raising rise and authoritarian lurch and they're in there monday and all of his time with them. so again, this is not something that it's supposed to wait for in the west, but again, it's metastasize in many part of the leading to genocide levels. i think obviously me and mar and moody publicly deny. deny that you mentioned a 1000000 in internment camps in jang. where do you get that figure from a 2018 human rights watch report, united nations or words? again, i can spend an entire interview going over that when i'm trying to show again, is that part of a global problem? right? a lot of folks say, well, you know, it's only happening in the only way, folks in your games are americans that are doing it. no, it's a problem for all of us. google racism in any of any stripe is a problem. and in the human rights or something that we should all be got again, you know, the human rights wat

you mentioned a 1000000 in internment camps in gene jang. where do you get that figure from a 2018 human rights watch report, united nations or words? again, i can spend an entire interview going over that when i'm trying to show again, is that part of a global problem? right? a lot of folks say, well, you know, it's only happening in the west point white folks in your games or americans that are doing it. no, it's a problem for all of us. google racism in any of any stripe is a problem. and in the human rights or something that we should all be god again, you know that the human rights watch report was based on testimony from sources that have been widely discredited. in fact, by even jericho christians, we've had on this program, people talk exactly about that. doesn't that destroy your case? because what you're actually doing in this book is to is to talk about islam in a non, as a non threatening revolutionary ideology against current neo liberal norms. you talk about donna karen's, are a mango offering clothes for a particular class of

the world health organization, the international labor association, the international red cross, of course, that space here. on the other hand, you have the banking sector, which is also very well known internationally. the problem is right now with the stories of money laundering and corruption that have been linked so closely to the banking sector. here they have brought the limelight international, limelight to themselves. unwillingly the such scandals have damage. geneva reputation. can the cities good name be restored? i think geneva is really trying to surpass some of the negative aspects of this image that project internationally. there's a certain hope that with the new international exchange of data and in what concerns the banking sector, that any of us so well known for that all these stories that have to lead its path will path. i think it's trying as much as possible to maintain geneva as an international center of negotiation of humanitarian issues. so that is where the hope lies that all that these bricks, conservative lots together. and that that would be how people see gen

context of this international contest over what nationhood means? right, and if i and i can build off of that a little bit and another one of our wonderful audience questions about we have a question asking whether all of this rhetoric was just pr for white southerners or just a way to justify their actions. was it how sincere was it? you know, that's kind of something we've gotten to already but when you talk about white southerners, you're not just talking about white native born southerners you also have some foreigners in your your book in your story as well. would you speak to what they add to this conversation? i'm thinking specifically of john mitchell, but please talk about anyone you'd like. yeah, the context here. is that the united states at the time of the civil war had a significant immigrant population when we put together all of the immigrants and their sons who fought in the civil war were looking at almost half of the us troops and upwards of 10% and the south so that created a direct sense of connection right there. so one of the t

are international. what is but speaking of the proximity to the territory of particular states, of course, ashy is closer than the united states or the united kingdom. but again, you are not talking about irrelevant international waters, the proximity to where it is not here today. if the waters off are free for international vessels to pass through them, they are and they should be allowed to pass through without hanging from russia. if you want to get into detail, you should take the monthly convention which sets the limits on the presence of extraterritorial vessels in the black sea region. but i'm not talking about that. i'm just saying that if you have many ships around or no matter what kind of waters we're talking about, or even there is a density of never movement in a particular region, of course there are dangers and that's often good discoloration, human arrow or technical failure. you know, we, we have such incidence in the past and we can well have them in the future and not as simple as th

obviously, the international community needs to keep its attention on mamma. but this is not enough, i think regional and international diplomacy need a serious rebuke. we simply can't allow torture and killing to become normalized devontae foreign minister. how, how for you that when you appeal for assistance, is anyone listening? so we have called all the international community to make our jennifer dip into passion, a based on some duty on caroll because the situation inside of the country is very serious. so now i think it initially, when it should consider about the situation very seriously, because the mac up the country that spread the new baby in 90 to the region. why do i need to discuss with me today as well? so it is not an internal affair. animals, so it initiative and if you should consider that about that very seriously. mean you are sitting in a conversation with the deputy foreign minister of the national unity government, a shadow government. what is the question that you feel is the most pressing one you should be asking right now of him? wil

these are international. what is but speaking of the proximity to the territory of particular states, of course, ashy is closer than the united states or the united kingdom. but again, you are not talking about irrelevant international waters. the proximity to anywhere is not here today. if the waters off are free for international vessels to pass through than they are and they should be allowed to pass through without hanging from russia. if you want to get into detail, you should take them onto a convention which sets the limits on the presence of extraterritorial vessels in the black sea region. but i'm not talking about that. i'm just saying that you have many ships around or no matter what kind of waters we are talking about, or if there is a density of never movement in a particular region. of course, there are dangers and that's often discoloration, human, arrow or technical failure. you know, we, we had such incidents in the past and we can well have them in the future. and as simple as that doesn't c

market called international. well, there is no international occupation anymore because everybody who has an international force is there withdrawing from the muslim scholars. everything from everywhere from from long cubs. rebundle dash to egypt through 30 ravia are saying this war. the more that the telephone author, keating is not legitimate religiously anymore if it ever was so the so called you have the telephone for the pushing is not there anymore. and so therefore, now is that the government? but there are also pushing increasingly in areas where if only really so the war against the security forces. now also the telephone for people, which is why you saw that video, people taking up arms to actually protect their likelihood, protect their land, but also to stand up with the national security forces because they're the only truly national 4th capable of mobilizing the people. but i think the matter very important point, the point that we made was that is there are risks that all of these uprising all acro

association, the international red cross, of course, that space here. on the other hand, you have the banking sector, which is also very well known internationally. the problem is right now with the stories of money laundering and corruption that have been linked so closely to the banking sector. here they have brought the limelight international, limelight to themselves. unwillingly the such scandals have damage genevas reputation. can refute is good name be restored. i think geneva is really trying to surpass some of the negative aspects of this image that project internationally. there's a certain hope that with this new international exchange of data and in what concerns the banking sector, that any of us so well known for that all these stories that have so lead it's past will pass. i think it's trying as much as possible to maintain me as an international center of negotiation of humanitarian issues. so that is where the hope lies that all that these bricks, conservative lots together. and that that would be how people see geneva in the future. fo

same with the international olympic -- paralympic committee.ed sure the case of becca meyers come how poignant that is. it is so heartbreaking. it is hard to take that slogan who put athletes first" when you hear that. an important study came out the compared percentage of revenues that olympians get compared athletes from other sports like the international basketball association, national football league, english premier league a football over in the u.k.. what they found was with the other leagues, the other professional leagues, the athletes took in between 45% and 60% of the revenues. with the olympics, olympians only take 4.1% of the revenues. 4.1% compared to 45% to 60%. olympians are not even getting a fair share of the money pie. that has to change. one exciting thing we're seeing is athletes around the world begin to come together and organize around these issues and support each other. groups like global athlete and athlete-led groups fighting for justice, groups like the athletic association in track and field, like the newly formed

and if he handles that badly, all of this could not go well for him internally. and there are other issues as you suggest that he has to grapple with. he has a very full plate that he's going to have to resolve in the coming months. and if he knows handles that he's going to be on the can. some difficulty. rwanda has started deploying a 1000 soldiers to know some big help combat violence in the gas rates of northern cob delgado province. they'll be joined by forces from the 16 nation southern african developing community in tackling a full year old conflict. around 3000 people have been killed at least 800000. others displaced half of them children. there are continued questions about who's going to lead haiti after the assassination of president giovanni mores. his widow, his accused political enemies of organizing his killing to stop democratic change all the while. political instability is intensifying as patty cocaine reports from washington. d. c. a sign of how scared people in haiti are a false rumors, spread on social media that the u. s. were giving out t

they are t in: to international order. they are trying to game _ international order.international order. they are trying to game the system . international order. they are | trying to game the system or tip the rules in their favour and it keeps everything off balance. that is why we are so adamant that these areas of the world remain peaceful weather thatis world remain peaceful weather that is the south china sea, the arabian gulf and increasingly, it is of vital interest to america's foreign policy to secure, the united kingdom plans to test that freedom later this year when its new flagship aircraft carrier will sale through the south china sea. china sees international moves to keep these seas open as a plot to contain its rise and sabotage its stability. but the countryside at the 1982 united nations convention on the law of the sea, the international legal framework to settle maritime disputes. when the philippines use a lot to challenge china into the permanent court of arbitration, the tribunal ruled that china had unlawfully prevented filipinos from fishing

would you feel that the international community, including this council should support the 3 countries in resolving their differences and through dialogue and consultation? and to that end, create a favorable external environment to jointly maintain peace, stability and development in the african region. china stands ready to continue to play a constructive role along with all of the parties. thank you mister president. you'll see, i think the representative of china for his statement. and i shall now make a statement in my capacity as the representative of front the, please. all i welcome to present this year to council table of foreign affairs ministers of egypt and sudan, and the minister of water of if you can go, i think mr. and mrs. anderson and the shashi differ of the democratic republic of congo, for there is no statement i wish to underscore 3 points. it is the responsibility of the security count, so to avoid a prolonged dispute from becoming a threat for maintaining international peace and security. this is why it was important to can be in this meeting. all of the parties

how do we solve international conflicts? all of that will continue to be on our international agenda and the better we cooperate on all of these areas, the better we will more successful, we will be. obviously we all have to deal with the panoramic. we talked about how we can in particular and try to bring the vaccination successes to bear new. let me say we all walk together hand in hand in overcoming the present, make you quite right. the say it's a, it's great that shows any com and by on tech could be developed in our 2 countries . and that we can also help the rest of the world and overcoming this pandemic here to we will continue to cooperate close enough on football. kind of 5, obviously this was not a voluntary fun on my side in order to create the right climate, the right mood for this visit, but i have to exempt it and the result is as it is and that england was happy. it's obviously something that we understand and we hand it to you and you know, we were a little bit sad and i must admit that watson was now the be

now, there's no international. they're going to, they're not the few that are remaining, you're going to be gone. and if you read for a month and there's not going to be any combat the presence of international but so, but so that the resurgence is really the bon pressing for terrorism, an escalation but also increasingly against them. instead of choosing a policy reconciliation, which is really shouldn't be doing because there's a mis norrick opportunity because the domestic political environment and the line to either of that's all of on the cold, the international environment line fever or they could take that opportunity. why does it surprise anyone to agree you can jump in here that, that, that the taliban might be more interested in military games and diplomatic games. at this moment, i do believe fair taliban are again gaining and somehow they already got enough legitimacy and legitimacy and recognition internationally offered to her agreement . it's not something reality that they believe deafness. i do bel

to come in opening up the investigation to the international partners. this way, we will insure a fair investigative process that would. ready lead us to, to who whoever is paid for this. in the us, the biden administration also pledged to provide resources to uncover exactly who killed the haitian president and wine and response to the haitian governments request for security and investigative assistance. we will be sending senior s t i n d h s officials to port a prince as soon as possible to assess the situation and how we may be able to assist the international investigators are also looking to how such a deadly security lapse that he's presidential palace could have occurred the head of the general security unit for the police guard demitria rog. now under investigation. manuel up a little al jazeera thorn was, is a co director of the democracy initiative at the university of virginia. and he says that in the past, international involvement hasn't always been beneficial to haiti. i think, i mean, intervention only recently ended right. the minister

thats something that must remain on the international agenda.mean spying by governme is not as crucially important. of crse it is. may fall under a differt regulation. i am not following closely enough the allegations against china microsoft. i wi say the overlord is one that is out of control. whether it is followed by the government or powered by the present compy, it is eally dangerous for global pce and for democra. and it must be regulated. i can't comment on e motivation othe u.s. government and whether they were trying -the focus of nso. i don't know. my poi ithere is an overlord that we need to control here and regulate. amy: dr. agnÈs callamard, we will take a break and come back with her and we will be joined by nina lakhani, senior reporter at the guardian but one of the 17 media organizations who are part of the pegasus project. she specifically looked at the mexican journalist that was murdered and also looks at others who are surveilled as targets for potential hacking by nso's clients. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is d

international positioning on this, especially in international courses, we've enjoyed commenting on, on democracy nivia. i do think that fundamentally it's the domestic issue, and they will say what happens is that it wasn't the leading to any sort of a dick tab for paris at all. but certainly waiting for comment. you might say from global leaders as to what they might think, of course max will continue to talk with you as the hours progress. thanks very much, amex give enough need of sta, sussex. let's join pauline at s marvelle. she's a spokes person for reporters without borders, joins me now from paris, by phone, by you could have you on, i'll just miss at this battle. just your reaction to news that we have just had here. apologise error that our bureau has been closed down by what seems to be the interior ministry and our staff are unable to communicate with us freely as to what the situation is like and what is going on in their location in the capital tunis. good morning and thank you for welcoming me. i think the most important thing is to say back to the stage a report with

i think haiti is a long-term proposition for the international community. host: this is from new york. norm, go ahead please. caller: good morning. one of the previous callers asked you when you had mostly recently been in cuba and you said it is not relevant. it is relevant because the situation has changed. i have visited many years during obama and post-obama and the living conditions have changed considerably for everyday cubans. i have many friends there now and i think that is what he asked that question. i had two things i wanted to hit on. the internet has been restored by the cuban government. i am able to communicate again on the internet and the remittances, 40% is given to the government. i sent money to help friends in cuba and they never did that. he got what he was supposed to get. in fact, we were able to use western union which has been cut by our previous president. the cuban government, up until the early 2020 rather, was charging an additional 10% to convert u.s. dollars but it did not apply to those sent by wireless. that 10% tax was el

in international news, britain's u.n. ambassador has warned that half of burma's population of 54 million could contract covid-19 in the next two weeks amid the ongoing turmoil following a military coup in february. pakistan is enacting an air travel ban for anyone cannot provide a vaccine certificate. it is also mandating all public sector workers get vaccinated, as well as public transport and retail staff and teachers and students 18 and older. meanwhile, record cases have been reported japan and in tokyo this week as the olympics continue. israel said it will be offering booster shots of the pfizer vaccine to people over 60, the first country to do so. this despite less than 10% of palestinians in the occupied territories having been fully vaccinated. in haiti, health workers say hospitals are becoming overwhelmed due to a surge in cases as haiti grapples with a worsening economic and political crisis in the wake of the assassination of president jovenel moise. this is hospital director dr. nathalie colas. >> sometime

and to the international developing bank, the economic development bank.s physically $1.7 billion in ten years so $107 million a year to be invested in the projects of development while they were $15 billion of damages. 0k? so what happened is basically, there was for hundred and eight projects which is way too little to invest in a country that was completely devastated. a country invested what it had. if you see every single development project, every single road, every single police station, every single football field that's made in the country, every single housing project in the country today was made by those funds. so... if you are serious... a lot of shortfall. i mean, i want to finish my statement, please. briefly, if you would. in the end you don't have to persuade me, you have to persuade the haitian people. surely the safest way of doing that is leaving miami, going back to port—au—prince a big part of a thorough accounting for haiti's past so that haiti can begin to trust in a better future. absolutely, sir. so now finishing what i'm telling

is that any call for 3 international players are sorry for international players to mediate that that would have to be agreed to by all 3 countries. in that sense, when you factor that into consideration, doesn't that sort of become pointless to involve the un security council at this stage. i would like to say that for me should say putting that association in this then if it was a share in that sense they if you look at them over all racial scheme, if you did not meet any obligations concerning the study for the safety or any study concerning things and the over ration of love lane since you might be getting light starting from but let me see you still, they love alone me and then why, where the boundary the other thing is that you don't lie when they say so that any conceal all the state of the fact it has 100 to be the number of month more than 1000000. as you can generally do so they use one from now ration with all the from actually what remains from the rainfall to so that so why they don't lie you. busy love having any ship unless you want to come this amount of the used to co

so talking that says wants to keep the game international as much as possible. and there are the ongoing negotiation between turkey and, and the usa as well. so it seems that they are very much close to the agreement. and as you can see, present one also given more details and the requirements of turkey from the u. s. a . if they want to take over the management of couple a port, let's listen to him. use diplomacy knocked us in the 1st of all the united states will take sides with us in terms of diplomacy and diplomatic relations. secondly, in terms of logistics, they will use every means available for it on the hand over every logistical ability they have to turkey. and finally, there will be serious financial and administrative difficulties during this process . they will give us the necessary support to turkey and disrespect as well. if these conditions could be math, we are thinking of taking over the management of capital airport. at least 3 people have been killed in severe flooding and trying his hand on province with more rain forecast. emergency crews h

we are challenging with international community. we are not, we are not committing in our collective suicide amnesia. we are not going to said under and therefore it is up to the international community to maintain its so called rules based and to develop some basketball and then to stand up and to provide understand with protection. surely i'll stop you there more from the form a member of the past in, in the bridge and organization executive committee after this break. and why would joe biden secret qu in mexico? his alleged by president, am low. we speak to no m chomsky his daughter, professor of eva chomsky about what the class called washington bullets. all the more coming up and bought 2 of going underground. ah, me. ah, the world is driven by a dreamer shaped by the in me dares thing. we dare to ask in showing me as the 1st day on the alec salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics, sport, business and show business. i'll see you then me the welcome back. i'm still with the 1st woman to hold a seat i

make sure that you're looking at your privileged accounts and internal networks. and you know, frankly, organizations have to stop just building higher walls, higher fences. they have to do more work to look at the inside of their business and monitor and hunt for these malicious actors once they're in their networks. so they make big events into small ones. let me just as before, we've been out of time. if you were sitting with the us president tonight and advising him on what to do, he said at the summit with vladimir approach. and you know, we have to ensure that the kremlin doesn't see it to be in its interest anymore for the cyber attacks to take place. what should the us do next to bring that message home to the kremlin, that it's not in your interest to do this anymore? i think we have to make sure because we live in a glass house and a lot of western society does. we've got to actually ensure that there's transparency about these ransomware events. many are not reported. we should make sure that that stops. we need to make sure we're defending better at ho

on the ability of pushing through international agreements as well as consensus of international. >>we have talked about countries a lot. i wonder if you have any sense of corporations that kind of go multinational in their response to the major crisis. i guess most obviously the pandemic has kind of awakened them some of the things that need to change a little more urgently as well. >> certainly the pandemic awaken them to the fragility global supply chains. they were unable to get parts, to get components. they were unable to ship those components in a manner they were accustomed to. in other words, globalization suddenly presented itself and something that preceded the pandemic. we sought the economist salt the slowing down of globalization. less global investment overseas, less activity by transnational corporations et cetera. corporations had already begun to sense that globalization was not necessarily a win, win situation. and the pandemic kind of hit a nail on that coffin. so what we see coming out of that is corporations changing the way they operate. think and got out much

let me bring in an international voice. this is the un high commissioner for human rights, michelle bachelor. and then i'm going to put a couple of questions to you for my youtube audience. let's start with michelle. partially talking about the situation nickaligha. look, this is for more than 3 years, this council has been analyzing in depth the human rights, social and political crisis affecting nicaragua. regrettably, i must report that almost none of the recommendations made by my office to the state of nicaragua have been implemented. this crisis not only shows no signs of being overcome, but it has worse and alarmingly letterman. i have so many questions for you. guess i'm going to get you to ask these very, very quickly, and rather gonzales castillo. thank you for watching. i'm the correct hearing. my question is, what difference would external pressure have? will take a will whole power no matter what? and the structure of corrupt power behind it will also supportive fiano. you take out what go ahead to point super

this is the max 2021 international aviation. the space exhibition bloss off outside moscow rushes unveiled a 5th generation fighter aircraft, called a checkmate yearly shepherd. oliver went along to find out a bit more a huge premier of the new life tactical find the jet has taken place here at the marks 2021 international aviation and a space exhibition. this is the checkmates, and it's undoubtedly the main novelty of the global ation industry. the aircraft was developed in reco time. it is scheduled to take to the skies in 2023 and in 2026. the mass production of the aircraft is expected to begin. let's learn more about the drip. the checkmate is billed as a 5th generation supersonic aircraft with a single turbo jet engine. the thrust picturing control give the excellent maneuverability. it's been a while. so russia demonstrated a single engine fine, as well as any new line common across the market and no 5th generation is such the focus of the check me seems to be honest, x potential and military technical cooperation with ot

but when we got to the international constitution institutions, or international community, they are looking for a constitution that will allow them to get access window power assets into haiti. and that is why you see you're pushing for a constitutional work for random. and i think even though president former president of them will, you have been fascinating. the international community is still looking for somebody will continue with the se mended that they had given to former president of them will use what is to whole election in september and organized constitutional with a random white. now we do not need a constitutional referendum. the 1987 constitution does not allow them to have a referendum any, a change to the constitution have to go before parliament. we don't currently have good seating parliament. we only have 10 senators, that all still elected official. it is not sufficient to look at the additional reforms and have the at the moment as for elections, we are not ready for the nation giving that put it up to them. we have been assassinated, we need to pull investigat