says it's ability an occupation so it's a common misstatement to say that the israeli supreme courtas adopted this position i didn't say and i said just that israeli supreme court said it's a belligerent occupation that's correct that is not exactly accurate but it's and i quote all because what the israeli what the israeli government has done and it's a little complicated legally is they have what voluntarily a group said we're going to apply part of the law of belligerent occupation to the territories as a matter of discretion just like the bush administration applied parts of the day we're going to convention to guantanamo saying it doesn't apply so when the israeli supreme court says they're applying the framework of occupation they mean as an administrative matter because when and when ariel sharon who was exactly a friend of the palestinian when he said you may not like the word but what's happening is occupation holding 3500000 palestinians under occupation is a bad thing for israel what should we trust him or might prompt what's great is that israel is a democracy and totall

about thed you talk supreme court decision, what was the basis for it? >> the israeli supreme court essentially interpreted the 2017 law that you mentioned earlier that instructs the interior ministry to deny entry to boycott supporters to apply to rudimentary, basic human rights advocacy. the supreme court in essence said if you challenge the legality of israel's settlements, which is a war crime under international law which has been established over many decades, you in essence are attacking the legitimacy of the state of israel. and as a result, or harming israel, posing a threat to the country, the state is legitimate to deny you injury and therefore deport you. not only is israel, which calls itself a democracy, departing -- deporting a human rights defender, but they are actually going a step further and acknowledging they're doing it with the court's stamp of approval over human rightsts wok basesed on international norms. human rights watch has never taken a position on bds. what we do is call on businesses, as we do across the world, to respect human rights.

businesses to stop operating in illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank, a call israeli supreme court said amounts to a boycott. postr won't be leaving his and will continue working from abroad. he says human rights watch will efforts so that it's not affected by his deportation. facing isely what i'm small but i hope that this is a clear message to the world if the worldately isn't able to stop israel from documentingmebody rights abuse, how tell stop rights abuse? month,r: earlier this israel's interior minister said all who work against israel will not be allowed to live or work in the country. shakir's deportation, many wonder who might be next. the human rights organization doesn't targetn only who advocate boycott but is against any critic of the israeli occupation. working with amnesty international, denied the right to travel outside the west bank in october and he says this is because of his work against israeli settlements. >> the ban was imposed a couple of months after we released the onlinen against companies that work in israeli settlements so this is obviously against m

the israel palestine director of human rights watch has been deported earlier this month the israeli supreme court upheld a government decision to remove him saying he supports a global boycott campaign but omar sheikh here says it is just another effort to silence criticism he to abraham reports from the occupied west bank this drive to the airport and the legal battle that do international attention for a year and a half. there israel palestine director for human rights watch are much sakit as you very soon thank you has left israel. this is the 1st deportation since a 2017 law that bars entry for supporters of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement against israel. is really government says scheck it has been active in the b.d.s. campaign in the past it's not about omar it's about human rights watch there's no point replacing them or because our next research would have the exact same problem they're all market in 2016 human rights watch issued a call for businesses to stop operating in illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a call this really supreme court said amounts to

businesses to stop operating in illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a call this israeli supreme court said amounts to a boycott shack and won't be leaving his post and will continue working from abroad he says the human rights watch will double its efforts so that it's not affected by his deportation and ultimately what i'm facing is small but i hope that this is a clear message to the world because alternately if the world is unable to stop israel from deporting somebody documenting rights abuse how is it ever going to stop rights abuse earlier this month israel's interior minister area dairy said all those who work against israel will not be allowed to live or work in the country. after shuckers the british and many here wondering who might be next human rights organizations say the this isn't doesn't target only will advocate a boycott but it's a warning against any critic of the israeli operation later because it is a palestinian working with amnesty international and. he was denied the right to travel outside of the west bank in october and he says this is because of his work aga

the israeli supreme court has ruled the government has the right to expel the head of human rights watch's israel and papalestine office. omar shakir is a u.s. citizen.n. israel has accused himim of supportingng the nonviolent boycotts, divestment and sanctions movement, which aims to pressure israel over its treatment of palestinians. a 2017 israeli law that bans foreigners from israel if they publicly support the bds movement. and facebook ceo mark zuckererbg met with civil rights leaders at his home monday night amid the ongoing controversy about facebook's policy of allowing politicians to lie in political advertisements, as well as its role in facilitating election interference and housing discrimination. in an open letter ahead of the meeting, kristen clarke, president of the national lawyers' committee for civil rights under law, wrote to zuckerburg -- "you are using first amendment values as a smokescreen to mask harmful policy decisions that facebook is making to advance its corporate self-interest." the attorney general of the united states, richard barr. and those are some of th

businesses to stop operating in illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a call this israeli supreme court said amounts to a boycott shack and won't be leaving his post and will continue working from abroad he says the human rights watch will double its efforts so that it's not affected by his deportation ultimately while facing a small but i hope that this is a clear message to the world because alternately if the world is unable to stop israel from deporting somebody documenting rights abuse how is it ever going to stop rights abuse earlier this month israel's interior minister area dairy said all those who work against israel will not be allowed to live or work in the country. after shuckers the british and many here are wondering who might be next human rights organizations say the this isn't doesn't target only who advocate a boycott but it's a warning against any critic of the israeli occupation later because it is a palestinian working with amnesty international and. he was denied the right to travel outside of the west bank in october and he says this is because of his work against

earlier this month israel's supreme court approved the government's decision to expel him she is a us citizen and has been accused of supporting a boycott campaign of israeli occupation now israeli law from 2017 balls entry to people who publicly support a boy because despite my deportation today the israeli government has failed to muzzle human rights watch or the human rights movement this case shines a light on the reality we face today as we stand in this room we are near 53. of an ugly occupation with no end in sight characterized by institutional discrimination by systematic repression and rights abuses in particular if the palestinian people if the israeli government can deport somebody documenting rights abuse without facing consequence how can we ever stop rights abuse let's take you straight to the royal palace here in doha where the turkish president or the one is meeting with the amir to discuss issues and regional concerns that's just dip in and listen to what he has to say trying to maintain security and i'd like to give them my thanks norbi we hear you and lord protect you from any trouble any attack and always approaching. god god be with y

earlier this month israel supreme court approved the government's decision to expel him she carries a u.s. citizen and has been accused of supporting a boycott campaign of israeli occupation and israeli law from 2017 balls entry to people who publicly support a boycott. despite my deportation today the israeli government has failed to muzzle human rights watch or the human rights movement this case shines a light on the reality we face today as we stand in this room we are near 53. of an ugly occupation with no end in sight characterized by institutional discrimination by systematic repression and rights abuses in particular the palestinian people if the israeli government can deport somebody documenting rights abuse without facing consequence how can we ever stop rights abuse. let's go live now to need to bring him our correspondent to is in ramallah in the occupied west bank. this was a human rights watch and omar sheikh here in particular had a very. central role in terms of flagging up what human rights abuses that are carried out by israeli occupation particularly way you are and then garza what will human rights watch do now does it mean that that voice h

earlier this month the supreme court upheld the government's decision to expel i must look here who is a us citizen has been accused of supporting a global campaign to boycott israeli goods and services and israeli law from 2017 bars in 3 to people who publicly support the movement. despite my deportation today the israeli government has failed to muzzle human rights watch or the human rights movement this case shines a light on the reality we face today as we stand in this room where near 53 of an ugly occupation with no end in sight characterized by institutional discrimination by systematic repression and rights abuses and particularly the palestinian people if the israeli government can deport somebody documenting rights abuse without facing consequence how can we ever stop rights abuse up to a 1000000 people across the south africa struggling to cope with severe flooding and landslides at least 52 people have died in kenya rescue workers in west poco close to the border with uganda trying to reach thousands of people in need of help because of rain damaged roads and destroyed bridges from nairobi mohamad abdalla explains how river dad's a making things worse.

human rights watch israeli palestine director to be deported from israel in the coming hours earlier this month israel's supreme court approved the government's decision to expel him or was accused of supporting a boycott campaign of israel. also the number of people killed in landslides and flooding in northwestern kenya has risen to 52 rescue workers in the west close to the border with uganda struggling to reach thousands of people in need of help because of bad conditions. africa is suspending arms sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates over concerns they're being used against civilians both countries have been accused of transferring weapons they bought from south africa to be used in the war in yemen violates the terms of the export agreement which does not allow weapons to be passed on to a 3rd party south african official should also be able to inspect weapons facilities but saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have both refused to give them access the emerging are is the executive director of the afro middle east center he joins me now from johannesburg good have you with us live on the program so what's

rockets fired at israeli towns near the border we'll ask our reporter in jerusalem whether a further escalation is likely also coming up half a 1000000 people fighting to stay the u.s. supreme court hears arguments over the trumpet ministrations the city.

this month israel's supreme court approved the government's decision to expel him she was accused of supporting a boycott come pain of israel. despite my deportation today the israeli government has failed to muzzle human rights watch or the human rights movement if the israeli government can deport somebody documenting rights abuse without facing consequence how can we ever stop rights abuse 11 people including a soldier have died in tanks in eastern democratic republic of congo 2 people were killed by un peacekeepers while protesting near their compound against the violence but they say the army and the un peacekeepers aren't protecting them. the number of people killed in landslides and flooding in northwestern kenya has risen to 52 rescue workers in west polka to close to the border with uganda are struggling to reach thousands of people in need of help because of the worsening conditions. more than a 1000 people have been rolling in kurdistan over allegations that hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen from public funds it was triggered by recent reports that influential families have bribed a customs official seen as one of the most powerful man in the c

businesses in this way i would need to remember that 700000 israelis it's driven businesses operate in the region. well the u.s. supreme court has begun hearing the case that could impact nearly 700000 young immigrants who were brought to america illegally as children they currently protected from deportation by and. era program the president trying to move to cancel the program after he took office now the issue is before the top court is how does your caster reports. they're very futures are at stake will they be allowed to live in work in the united states where they grew up or subject to deportation to the countries where they were born. right maria paralysis is among the young immigrant who sued the trouble ministration when the president tried to rescind dhaka paralysis left mexico when she was 8 attended princeton university and now works for an immigrant advocacy group knew that this was a moment in which we could stand up for justice or we can be in fear and. fear for my status in a long time and i don't pretend to go but going back into the shadows driver's license work permit access to financial aid for college an

fired at israeli towns near the border we'll ask a reporter in jerusalem whether a further escalation is likely also coming up half a 1000000 people fighting to stay in the u.s. supreme court hears arguments over the trumpet ministrations decision to end protection for the children of undocumented migrants who meet one woman who's very future hangs in the balance. on my own pockets great to have you along everyone there are fears of an escalation of tick for tat violence between israelis and palestinians tonight after some of the worst attacks in years along the gaza border people in southern and central israel were advised to stay inside after palestinian militants fired a series of rockets into israeli territory while they came in response to an israeli airstrike in the early morning hours that killed a militant leader in gaza. choose day morning scene at the home of islamic jihad senior commander abu atta. hours later islamic jihad fighters respond with a barrel of rocket attacks the e.q. . over the border in israel the warning sirens sound once again. israel's iron dome air defense system into seps many of them but some do get through. damaging peoples' homes and injur

his work as a didn't see at 1st the israeli government has said the reason for that is because involvement in b.b.'s actions in the past however in the courts the supreme court's decision that was issued in november 5th they said that the main that their human rights watch human rights watch as reports that's called upon businesses to stop working in the illegal israeli settlements is the main issue here and it's a count to be dia's of course this is what human rights watch officials have been saying this morning that this is not an attack against our much check at himself this is an issue that deals with human rights watch with the work of human rights defenders we've heard them say that disses an alarming thing that this aims to silence all critics of israel of course in the press conference we we heard that they're saying it was in the stop you for a moment because there we go to the press conference because it is going to speak let's listen to what he has to say. despite my deportation today few israeli government has failed to muzzle human rights watch or the human rights movement. the world sees through the various labels that the israeli governm

the prime minister so there could well be a supreme court challenge to his legal right to stay in charge as well as that any member of the knesset the israeli parliament who is charged should have a right to appeal to the knesset within 30 days to seek immunity u.s. embassy official david holmes and former white house russia expert fiona hill have given key testimony in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump holmes described a phone call he overheard between the president and the u.s. ambassador talking about a deal for an investigation by ukraine fiona hill spoke about a quote 2nd channel of policy on ukraine that she was not part of describing it as domestic and political in nature. bolivian riot police have fired tear gas to break up a funeral procession in the past as thousands of people took part in the procession that began in the city of alto it coincided with a debate in congress over when to hold new elections bolivia's interim government is hoping elections will help to defuse the street violence that's killed at least 32 people since october and thousands of protesters in colombia have marched against government plans to intro

lawyer, jay sekulow, says he plans to ask the supreme court to step in on what is another test of theon separaf powers. he has seven days to do so. israelistrikes continued to blast gaza, bringing the death toll in the territory to at least 30. lestinians said most wer islamic jihad fighters, backed by iran, but at least 3 were minors. in a pre-dawn strike thursday morning, a missile killed six members of one family, all of them civilians, according to local officis. the air assault left buildings in ruins, in the heaviestng fighn months. meanwhile, the militants fired hundreds of rockets into israel. they caused no casualties. the fighting started tuesday, when an israeli strike killed a top islamic jihad commander. meanwhile, protests in lebanon resumed full force. they came after the country's president warned of more delays in forming a new government, an after a soldlled a man during overnight protests, the first fatility in the unrest. tires on fire to b majors set roads and highys. they vowed to stay until a new govement takes over and attacks corruption and economic distress. in bolivia, a political crisis and protests continued,

in israeli custody since january although the calls for podesta were to me before him the way his issue of the to me the scene is very important and high on the palestinian. pakistan's supreme court has taken a step towards blocking the chief of the army from serving a 2nd term from mr john grant a general. extension in august citing security concerns especially over the disputed territory of kashmir was 1st to end on friday judges say they need more evidence to show that the extension is justified kamal hyder rescind islam about their t.v. judge. dan took up a red drawl application and a protection that works. against the extension granted to the pakistani military. now although this was a draw application and added your to its foundation which had filed an application wanted it to be drawn the chief justice decided to take this up and what he said was the public interest it is going to be important to see whether the court ruling on procedural matters because the t.v. judge did decided to suspend that notification issued by the pakistani prime minister earlier on the 19th of august which granted general. bargewell an extension because of the extraordinary situation prevailing a

israel supreme court has upheld a government decision to expel a senior human rights watch official ownership here he was a us citizen was accused of supporting a boycott campaign of israel and israeli law from 2017 bars entry to those who publicly supports of boycotts secure since his deportation is an attempt to silence criticism of israel. firefighters in nigeria are still trying to put out a blaze that one of the country's largest textile markets for their own cheese day people race to save their belongings in lagos as commercial center some people tried to fight the blaze created market stalls prevented firefighters from reaching the building for more than an hour. a community in sierra leone has taken a diamonds mining company to courts people in koidu say the government failed to protect them when they handed their land over well some families have moved elsewhere 100 say they'll find their affection for digits reports from koidu. for decades but is an old time when miners lived off the land in several years color district. until the arrival of multi-national mining companies. in the shadows of one of the biggest mining firms in sara leone these workers lay by in the pits whe

the prime minister so there could well be a supreme court challenge to his legal right to stay in charge as well as that any member of the knesset the israeli parliament who is charged should have a right to appeal to the knesset within 30 days to seek immunity if that were voted through by the knesset but there isn't the requisite committee in place at the moment because we're still in this transitional situation after a 2nd. inconclusive election so there's a question is everything put on hold until he gets that right after another election potentially once as a government or do they try to arrange a temporary committee to allow that to happen but as you say there is a bigger question other than just the sheer legalities of it and that's the political realities of whether he will still have the support to remain in office now up until this point there has been relatively solid support within his own party the likud but today the very day that the indictments came down before they came down his prospective main rival get on czar said that if there were 'd a 3rd election he would want there to be a leadership election within likud before th

israelis say that about half of the rockets were intercepted by the aerial dome system. a lot of schools and businesses in the northern part of israel are closed. back to you. >> happening today, the supreme courtl hear arguments in one of the highest profile cases this term. president trump plans to end daca. this applies to children brought into the country without papers. defend daca rallies are scheduled in fran and san jose today. >>> former president jimmy carter is set to have surgery this morning. the procedure will relieve pressure on his brain due to a fall. he has had at least three falls in 2019. back in 2015, he has received a dire cancer diagnosis but has since said he is cancer free. >>> taking a live look at capitol hill where the countdown is on for form's public hearings into the impeachment inquiry. even the pentagon was left in the dark when president trump suddenly froze military aid to ukraine this summer. the deputy assistant secretary of defense told lawmakers, quote, the funds were held without explanation adding that, quote, ten at this began to raise concerns about how this could be done in a legal fashion. starting tomorrow, the acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine will

earlier this month the supreme court upheld the government's decision to expel all mushnick year who is a u.s. citizen he's been accused of supporting a global campaign to boycott israeli goods and services and israeli law from 2017 bars intrigues to people who publicly support that movement despite my deportation today the israeli government has failed to muzzle human rights watch or the human rights movement this case shines a light on the reality we face today as we stand in this room we are near 53. if an ugly occupation with no end in sight characterized by institutional discrimination by systematic repression and rights abuses and particularly the palestinian people if the israeli government can deport somebody documenting rights abuse without facing consequence how can we ever stop rights abuse there's plenty more ahead on the new south including leaked documents reveal new evidence of china's repression if we don't muslim minorities. breaks on the ride sharing company loses its license to operate in london plus hot. parties rio to celebrate historic football double turn south as fans clashed with riot. protesters have gathered in georgia's capital tbilisi to de

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