i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his cabinet could be held responsible for these forced disappearances so why should anyone trust that action will be swift and concrete and that these families indeed will get answers. we're wards are we already bringing the law through with missing persons and the people in ward in the missing persons can actually be prosecuted so we are taking all the actions paul said look. i think of the situation has improved a lot. number of missing persons as i said before has declined to a very significant this is a pretty significant change you can anyone can actually tell you i believe that the next few months you will see. mr minister i just like to to driver one's attention to something that you have said on the matter publicly in fact you issued a tweet this was in february where you wrote the following these mothers can protest in punjab and yet no one will shoot them after looking at their id cards but what can we do about the sorrow of those mothers whose sons are shot in baluchistan just because they a

i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his cabinet could be held responsible for these forced disappearances so why should anyone trust that action will be swift and concrete and that these families indeed will get answers. election issue of time we order we are already bringing the law through missing persons and the people in ward in the missing persons can actually be prosecuted sure we are taking all the actions balsa book and i think of the situation has improved a lot and number of missing persons as i said before has declined to a very significant this is a pretty significant change you can anyone can actually tell you i believe that the next few months you will see this number. mr minister just like to to driver one's attention to something that you have said on the matter publicly in fact you issued a tweet this was in february where you wrote the following these mothers can protest in punjab and yet no one will shoot them after looking at their id cards but what can we do about the sorrow of those mothers whose sons are shot in ba

i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his cabinet could be held responsible for these forced disappearances so why should anyone trust that action will be swift and concrete and that these families indeed will get answers. actually shift and we're wards are we already bringing the law through with missing persons and the people in ward in the missing persons can actually be prosecuted so we are taking all their actions paul said look. i think of the situation has improved a lot and number of missing persons as i said before has declined to a very significant this is a pretty significant change you can anyone can actually tell you and i believe that the next few months you will see. mr minister i just like to to driver one's attention to something that you have said on the matter publicly in fact you issued a tweet this was in february where you wrote the following these mothers can protest in punjab and yet no one will shoot them after looking at their id cards but what can we do about the sorrow of those mothers whose sons are shot in bal

i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his cabinet could be held responsible for these forced disappearances so why should anyone trust that action will be swift and concrete and that these families indeed will get answers. actually. we are already bringing the law through with missing persons and the people in warden the missing persons can actually be prosecuted so we are taking all the actions possible and i think of the situation has improved a lot and the number of missing persons as i said before has declined to a very significant this is a very significant change you can anyone can actually tell you and i believe that the next few months you will see. mr minister i'd just like to to driver one's attention to something that you have said on the matter publicly in fact you issued a tweet this was in february where you wrote the following these mothers can protest in punjab and yet no one will shoot them after looking at their id cards but what can we do about the sorrow of those mothers whose sons are shot in baluchistan just because t

i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his cabinet could be held responsible for these forced disappearances so why should anyone trust that action will be swift and concrete and that these families indeed will get answers. election issue awards are we already bringing the law through with missing persons and the people in ward in the missing persons can actually be prosecuted we are taking all the actions paul said look. i think of the situation has improved a lot and the number of missing persons as i said before has declined to a very significant this is a pretty significant change you can anyone can actually tell you and i believe that the next few months you will see. mr minister i'd just like to to driver one's attention to something that you have said on the matter publicly in fact you issued a tweet this was in february where you wrote the following these mothers can protest in punjab and yet no one will shoot them after looking at their id cards but what can we do about the sorrow of those mothers whose sons are shot in baluchistan

i understand that the islamic high court ruled last month that the prime minister and his cabinet could be held responsible for these forced disappearances so why should anyone trust that action will be swift and concrete and that these families indeed will get answers. actually swift and we order we order to bring in the law through which missing persons and the people in ward in the missing persons can actually be prosecuted so we are taking all the actions boss said look. i think of the situation has improved a lot and the number of missing persons as i said before has declined to a very significant this is a very significant change you can anyone can actually tell you and i believe that the next few months you will see this number. mr minister i just like to to driver one's attention to something that you have said on the matter publicly in fact you issued a tweet this was in february where you wrote the following these mothers can protest in punjab and yet no one will shoot them after looking at their id cards but what can we do about the sorrow of those mothers whose sons are shot

as a teenager to during these so-called islamic state in syria has lost her high court bid to return to her country of birth the british government revoked shamima big arms citizenship back in 2019 are you she was bangladeshi by descent begun who is not a bangladeshi citizen challenge the decision which left her state ice. a boeing triple 7 cargo plane has made an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo airport due to an engine problem the plane had a difference engine to the one that caught fire last week prompting boeing to ground all triple sevens using that engine type. the european union has agreed to develop a cool of it 19 digital vaccine certificate that could ease border crossings and allow people more freedom to travel again it was one of the measures up for debate at a virtual summit of e.u. leaders aimed at better coordinating their pandemic strategy where they also discuss ways to fight new variants of the virus and to speed up the block's sluggish vaccination rollout with slow bakshi nations coronavirus variance border chaos and summer holidays at risk there was no s

as a teenager to join the so-called islamic state in syria has lost her high court bid to return to her country of birth the british government revoked should mean bake them citizenship in 2019 arguing she was bangladeshi by descent begum who's not a bangladeshi citizen challenge the decision which she says her lawyers say left a stateless. hundreds of families in nigeria waiting for news of children taken in the 2nd mass kidnapping inside a week this time gunmen abducted more than 300 girls during a nighttime raid on a boarding school in north western some far state witnesses say hundreds of armed men attacked security guards and took the students kidnappings become big business in recent months have their own criminal gangs have increased attacks in schools abducting children and adults and then holding them for ransom. they doubly correspondent fred joins us from nigeria's commercial capital goes well fred tell us more about this attack. thank you. we know that. this. it's around 2 am in the morning but what more details are now coming coming in. we now know that these men and milita

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court last week he stayed silent as he has for the entire trial. known as abu allah he's accused of recruiting in germany for the so-called islamic state he's an alleged high ranking i asked member part of a complex case. before she's had put tight security measures in place for the trial which started 3 and a half years ago and. now it's coming to an end with the prosecution calling for 11 and a half years in prison. after all songs we have credible statements from former members and police informants we have considerable evidence from searches as well as a monitoring of the telephone and internet activities of the accused and internet up to beat and i'm glad. this mosque in the city of hell this time on the site of a former drug store is where abu alaa preached he also put his tirades online to his face. he's accused of radicalizing young muslims and helping some to travel to i-s. controlled areas in syria and iraq. and he's a marine he later mounted a deadly terror attack on a christmas market in berlin also attended the mosque. abu alaa was arrested in november 2016 investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. his lawyers say he's innocent

high, social distancing will continue to be important. anchor: the uk's syrian -- supreme court has ruled the woman who left britain as a teenager to join the islamicroup in syria should not be allowed to return. to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. she's currently in a camp in northern syria. daniel sanford reports. reporter: last summer in the camp in northern syria where she remained to this day. she has been stripped of her british citizenship because home secretary says she is a threat to national security. in court, her lawyers argued she must be allowed back to the u.k. to have a fair hearing to fight that decision. today, the supreme court unanimously ruled against her, saying her case should simply be postponed. national security comes first. >> the right to a fair hearing does not trump all other considerations, such as the safety of the public. reporter: her to school friends believed to be dead, left london at age 15 to join islamic state. she joined a fighter and had three children, all of whom have ed. when their rule died, she reappeared asking to be allowed to return home to britain. >> everything i've been through -

high, social distancing will continue to be important. fergus walsh, bbc news. the uk's supreme court has ruled that shamima begum — the woman who left britain as a teenager tojoin the islamical of her british citizenship. the 21—year—old is currently stuck in a camp in northern syria. daniel sandford reports. shamima! shamima begum last summer in the al—roj camp in northern syria, where she remains to this day. she's been stripped of her british citizenship because the home secretary says she's a threat to national security. in court, her lawyers had argued that she must be allowed back to the uk to have a fair hearing to fight that decision, but today the supreme court unanimously ruled against her, saying her case should simply be postponed. national security comes first. the right to a fair hearing does not trump all other considerations, such as the safety of the public. shamima begum and two school friends, both now believed to be dead, left london aged just 15 to join the islamic state group in syria. there she married a foreign fighter and had three children, all of whom have now died. when is's rule collapsed two years ago, she reappeared, asking to be allowed home