to see for themselves but of course as we've seen from the past when the media go to shin jang they tend to be heavily chaperoned so this was an attempt also by the not just the shin jang government but also by the the central government to respond to these sanctions that have been placed on china those targeted sanctions by the united kingdom the united states canada and the e.u. because of the well documented repression they say is taking place and changing and of course china in the last few days has responded with sanctions of its own so this media conference was part and parcel of that. still ahead on al-jazeera thousands of people flee fighting in venezuela to cross the border into colombia. was and prayers and calls for justice for george floyd before the policeman accused of killing him goes on trial. for. wind is a feature of this time the years around to rabea and we have a very obvious when doing learned on the gulf what a strong northerly so temperatures have dropped in doha as one example by about 10 degrees the sandal the dust that came with it is falling out into the

to see for themselves but of course as we've seen from the past when the media go to shin jang they tend to be heavily chaperoned so this was an attempt also by the not just the shin jang government but also by the the central government to respond to these sanctions that have been placed on china those targeted sanctions by the united kingdom the united states canada and the e.u. because of the well documented repression they say is taking place and changing and of course china in the last few days has responded with sanctions of its own so this media conference was part and parcel of that. mozambique's military says dozens of defenseless civilians have been killed in a 5 day siege among them 17 people ambushed as they tried to escape a hotel in the northern town of parma foreign nationals are among those caught in the violence between security forces and an armed group however tulsa has more. survivors from the siege in parma arrived in the port city of pinback just along the coast but many others weren't as fortunate defense officials say dozens of others were killed trying to es

to see for themselves what of course as we've seen from the past fairly with the media go to shin jang they tend to be heavily chaperoned so this was an attempt also by the not just the shin gen government but also by the the central government to respond to the sanctions that have been placed on china those targeted sanctions by the united kingdom the united states canada and the e.u. because of the well documented repression they say is taking place and changing and of course china in the last few days has responded with sanctions of its own so this media conference was part and parcel of that those officials from the government included members of the ethnic muslim wakil minniti who all rejected the well documented evidence about repression. where they credible voices. well it was interesting the delegation comprised a number of people described as students from those vocational training centers 3 of them so what you had on monday morning were we got faces and we go voices denying abuses against the community in shin jang they all denied that the camps were places of repression they

to see for themselves what of course as we've seen from the past when the media go to shin jang they tend to be heavily chaperoned so this was an attempt also by the not just the shin jang government but also by the the central government to respond to these sanctions that have been placed on china those targeted sanctions by the united kingdom united states canada and the e.u. because of the well documented repression they say is taking place and changing and of course china in the last few days has responded with sanctions of its own so this media conference was part and parcel of that. hundreds of people have escaped a fire at a state owned oil and gas refinery in indonesia was. video shot on social media show huge flames at the west java facility officials say 5 people are in hospital and are being treated for burns it's believed the fire began on sunday night the oil company says a cause is not yet known it has shut its has shut down the refinery to prevent further the spreads. to the us now a national civil rights leaders are calling for justice for george floyd's they held a p

to see for themselves but of course as we've seen from the past when the media go to shin jang they tend to be heavily chaperoned so this was an attempt also by the not just the shin jang government but also by the the central government to respond to the sanctions that have been placed on china those targeted sanctions by the united kingdom the united states canada and the e.u. because of the well documented repression they say is taking place and changing of course china in the last few days has responded with sanctions of its own so this media conference was part and parcel of that. in the galapagos islands of rescued 175 endangered baby tortoise instrument trafficker and they've been wrapped in plastic and put in a suitcase and simply they were being brought to the mainland before being shipped elsewhere now the reptiles can be sold for tens of thousands of dollars on the black markets and the divine is an associate director of the wildlife conservation society she says it's going concern that the illegal wildlife trade is a driver of virus transmission. the wildlife trade is ve

in your experience, how widespread is the problem of forced labor in shin jang? and are there specific companies big or small that you have seen knowingly disregard human rights for the sake of profit? know, senator, i think the extent of the problem is widely documented.pletel xi fact, companies come to us to sourcemap because they're looking to make completely they certain that they're not buyinge anything from shin jang. let me back up a little. there are 155 goods identified s by department of labor from 77 e countries at risk of forced labor and child labor. so the problem extends far o beyond shin jang, the be neighboring regions or even china as a country, and needs to be tackled on a global basis. and not the least of which the problem is as soon as one regioe becomes marked as high-risk, those goods will find their way to market through other regions. so we have to apply the data collection, the transparency ass we call it. we have to apply it uniformly across supply chains, or else goods will find their way to market one way or another. des and it'll be

runs on chinese individuals and entities so-called human rights issues in shin jang a based on lies and disinformation it breaches international law and basic norms governing international relations it interferes in china's affairs and undermines bilateral relations the foreign ministry has summoned the british ambassador to lodge representation and express opposition and condemnation have decided to sanction individuals and for entity's and hong kong's government has told 14 countries to stop accepting the british national overseas passport it wants them to recognise its hong kong passport instead a dispute over the travel document began earlier this year after the u.k. introduced a pathway to citizenship for hong kong residents who want to leave life out of beijing trading you. start with these sanctions against british officials and organizations what message is is beijing sending. i think for beijing they're trying to send a message that there is a clear red line that other governments should not cross and that the u.k. crossed this line also we're seeing that the chinese government

shouldn't jang has now become a sensitive issue for china's consumers western clothing and sportswear companies who've raised concerns over the use of force labor in the province's cotton industry are being punished as shoppers respond to calls to boycott some of the biggest brands in the world and here we are boycotting them because of the statements they've made if what they've said is true then we are willing to accept the situation but that's not the case that's why we boycott them but i think at the heart. person so at least for now i want back anything from these plants the u.s. government says the boycott is the result of a state led social media campaign but it also coincides with a deepening diplomatic row between china and western countries over human rights and on monday a government spokesman had a message for brands like sweden's was why you cannot also seen on the internet that no one is going to age and in stores now so what are the results can you survive in the chinese market can you still make money from the chinese you can't earn a penny china's government has repea

work with its allies in the region to make beijing accountable for alleged human rights abuses in jang and tibet as well as its crackdown in hong kong and growing aggression against taiwan is also the south china sea a major potential flashpoint which china's has its competing claims that several other countries blink in will also be looking to repair trade ties after those 4 turbulent years under former president trump and there's also the fate as you mentioned north korea and its nuclear program after the failure of the high profile summits during the trump administration very pleased to welcome tina al-jazeera an associate professor of politics that sophie university in tokyo tonight thanks for your time as i listed all of that should jang tibet hong kong taiwan all these issues which the united states and other allies would want to try to confront a little bit i mean this is a huge list of things. how how how much can a country like japan really help. well i think it's important to the viking that ministration after the erratic fall years of the trumpet ministrations a signal to al

british politicians lawyers and organizations for what it calls lies and disinformation about shin jang beijing's measures are in response to sanctions by the u.k. the us canada and the e.u. for suspected human rights violations against the weak is in the region but hong kong's government has told 14 countries to stop accepting the british national overseas passport it wants them to recognise its hong kong possible it instead a dispute over the travel document began earlier this year of the u.k. introduced a pathway to citizenship hong kong residents who want to leave let's go live out of beijing the train to you is that what message katrina is beijing sending with these sanctions. well for beijing there is a very clear red line and it's trying to send the message that the u.k. has clearly crossed that line so it's important to sanctions on nothing and individuals in the u.k. that 7 politicians and 2 academics as well as for organizations some that are involved in human rights and we go research and china has also some in the u.k. ambassador to china here in beijing now this of course f

government urged supporters to stay out on the streets and keep up pressure on the joint attorney jang chang reports from bangkok in neighboring thailand. once again we're seeing the protesters going out on the streets in large numbers they were out again in mandalay despite so many fatalities and casualties there yesterday apparently the security service is a bank off there today but they are pushing back elsewhere and again as the day goes on we get more and more reports of more wounded and more fatalities a british iranian woman who's been detained in iran since 2016 has appeared in court those names or guardian radcliffe is facing a new charge of propaganda against the system she was released from detention just a week ago after serving 5 years for a separate conviction a human rights charity has written to the u.k. government saying that safari rockliffe needs urgent treatment for her mental health. a police investigation is underway in britain and the wife of syria's president assad who's accused of inciting it encouraging terrorist acts cheering the conflict if the investigation

last year the boss of fox wagner her but this was asked about the wisdom of opening a factory in shin jang where up to a 1000000 we go muslims are incarcerated for indefinite periods affectively in labor camps and he said he didn't know anything about it is ignorance the best defense that your industry has these days. absolutely not i think. and you will not hold me accountable for any potentially misled opinion by any senior german or businessmen what i'm saying is that taking this to extremes and say that simply decouple the relationship is not working for anybody in the world may remind you that it was the former prime minister of singapore who you go in foreign affairs made the point don't make a choose between a relationship with china or with the united states we need to be able i think to about 2. choices between respecting human rights or not caring about it it turns out the german firms are supplying the technical backbone for the huge textile industry also engine jank where hundreds of thousands of forced to work in the cotton fields do you like the optics of that particular scen

province because it is one thing to have a semiconductor chip shortage -- specifically the shin jange xinjiang province because it is one thing to have a semiconductor chip shortage, but it is a tangible variable going forward. the second you get hollywood, progressives talking about the uighurs, that will elevate the conversation to a whole new level. it hasn't happened yet, but it feels like that is the direction that this is going in. jonathan: in the united states, companies facing severe social justice issues, the consumer base in america increasingly progressive will isolate that particular brand or company. we don't see the same thing happening on the international stage in china. do you see that changing anytime soon? if the consumer base does not respond to this in the way they do with companies, or hold companies to the same standard and china as they do here in the united states, they do you see any of this changing anytime soon? kevin: when i talk to people, to china experts, they would suggest that china is not going to change that. but here we are in a global economy. t

has breached every single act of the un genocide convention and its treatment of we goes in showing jang that's according to a report by more than 50 global human rights experts it says there is clear evidence that china bears a state responsibility for committing a genocide against the weekends it's believed around a 1000000 have been imprisoned in camps in recent years china denies allegations of human rights abuses. and buckingham palace has broken its silence over the allegations of racism and bullying by prince harry and his wife meghan markle an interview with oprah winfrey spoke about why they stood back from their duties and split from the royal family a statement released on behalf of the queen said the whole family was saddened and concerned by the issues raised but those were the headlines and news continues here on al-jazeera after hours investigations stating pencil watching. i'm a 2012th western man my. buddhist woman is raped and murdered. the authorities charged 3 muslim men. a week later 10 muslims were murdered in a revenge attack. what happened next was hidden from the

government's breached every single act of the un genocide convention and its treatment of readers and jang as according to a report by more than 50 global human rights experts it says those clear evidence that china bears state responsibility for committing a genocide against the raiders china denies allegations of human rights abuses those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour off to witness goodbye. the 1st major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with it because action of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the pandemic has devastated many industries to give it a huge boost to the videogame sector counting the cost on al-jazeera. our yellow bus is not a joke whatever your jacket a body can you just cannot uniform a school the way. or years cashews are done isabella what a body it is which. eggs anything i've got in on what i wanted them i got this hog was hidden was an imprint of. course i look at it and i'm into your bizarre disgusting a re

commissioners are baseless he says it will only add to international scrutiny of what's happening in the jang region where china is accused of committing genocide against the muslim week a minority beijing says the sanctions are in response to lies and the dissent from asian about changing hundreds of people are blocking a major highway in bangladesh as part of a nationwide strike against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi the protesters accuse modi of stalking anti muslim hatred in india he was in bangladesh to celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence. to talk boats are heading to the suez canal to help refloat a vessel that been stuck there for 6 days a dutch salvage company working on the operation hopes high tides could free the ship called the ever given in the coming days egypt's president has ordered preparations to lighten the cargo load on the ship. mexico has increased its official covert 1000 death toll by him to be 60 percent the government says the real number of coronavirus deaths is more than 321000 not 201000 as previously reported a top spanish music venues

governments are seeking to hold beijing accountable for the mass the tension of we grow is inching jang province targeting senior figures that they say are responsible china immediately hit back with its own broader sanctions on 10 european politicians. rather than changes policies and address our legitimate concerns china is against turned a blind eye and these measures are reticle and next unacceptable. there will be no change in the european union determination to defend human rights and to respond to city used for your relations and abuses as he said respective where they are committed a massive fire has swept through were ripping a refugee camp in bangladesh destroying thousands of huts and tents that have been unconfirmed reports of several deaths officials say health centers distribution points and other facilities were also affected at the ballot tally camp in cox's bazar the camp was home to $5000.00 families it's thought to have started a fire that is by of cooking gas cylinder. by u.s. congressman has released photos from inside of the tension facility on the southern u.s. bo

province that's prompted some brands to decide not to use cotton from jang china denies the claims and has called for a boycott of retailers that have been critical adrian brown reports from hong kong . should john has now become a sensitive issue for china's consumers western clothing and sportswear companies who've raised concerns over the use of force labor in the provinces cotton industry are being punished as shoppers respond to calls to boycott some of the biggest brands in the world and i'm joined here we are boycotting them because of the statements they've made if what they've said is true then we are willing to accept the situation but that's not the case that's why we boycott them but you know it's the i think at the heart and quiet person so at least for now. i won't buy anything from these brands the u.s. government says the boycott is the result of a state led social media campaign but it also coincides with a deepening diplomatic row between china and western countries over human rights and on monday a government spokesman had a message for brands like sweden's was why y

china denies it is conducting human rights violations against nearly one million uighurs and shone jang- xianjiang, and insists the camps are education center and brushed off reports of force charla's asian. -- forced sterilization. [indiscernible] >> we will take justified and necessary responses. >> the u.k. accuses china of industrial scale human rights abuses in the region. let insists that countries need to work together on global issues like climate change. >> at least 30 two people were killed and 165 others injured in a crash in southern egypt, in a southern province460 km from the capital, cairo. the president of aged pledged to -- the egyptian president pledge to come down hard on those response before the crisis. still in egypt, experts warn freeing a mega container ship stranded in the suez canal could take weeks. the vessel is believed to be holding up billions worth of goods daily costing $400 million in trade per hour. a dutch rescue team confirmed to tugs will arrive march 28, to assist reflecting the ship. >> tugboats tugging, earthmoving equipment digging, so far no lu

targeted were shedding light on gross human rights violations china denies the allegations and calls jang an internal affair. well after announcing those sanctions against these british individuals the chinese government also warrant there could be further retaliatory action if the u.k. did not change course joined by china is determined to safeguard its national sovereignty security and development interests and warns the u.k. not to go further down the wrong path. let's speak now to helena kennedy a member of the house of lords in the u.k. and one of the people that china has imposed sanctions on a very good day miss candy why do you think you were targeted well because i've been quite outspoken in parliament and beyond about what is happening to the museum we're in in china and i think that. calling out of china's behavior is something that is considered unacceptable to china it's not given to freedom of expression and now obviously this is not the 1st time that you did it do you know why in terms of the timing why now. now i've been working on on that issues issues to do with human ri

go minorities beijing says the sanctions are in response to lies and this information about sheen jang. meanwhile china's capital is shrouded in thick dust for the 2nd time in 2 weeks sandstorm affecting beijing carries extremely high levels of hazardous particles china's meteorological authorities say to originated in mongolia for wal-mart temperatures and less rainfall a creating the ideal conditions for sandstorms. space x. is hoping to send tens of thousands of satellites into orbit over the coming decades as part of a global internet service launching later this year but experts fear in the last company could create more space to bring and hender scientific discoveries likely gauge has the story from the strenuous capitol camara. 60 satellites launch into space on a lawn mosque 3 usable rocket falcon 9 it's part of a constellation of low orbit satellites from space 6 promising high speed internet connection to remote locations around the world about 1000 being deployed the goal is for that to grow to more than $40000.00 if you imagine the problems we have with space to brain space

company said it was quote concerned about reports of forced labor of the muslim minority in the she jang region the business backlash comes on top of new western sanctions against chinese officials for allegedly human rights violations in she's gone. nike is trending on social media in china but not in a good way it's facing a backlash after a statement on china's policies in the change young province saying it won't use cotton from the region. and it's not a look at the numbers singled out this week for issuing a statement last year in which it said it was concerned about allegations of forced labor engine john both annika statements haven't been received well by people in china. to nationally chinese we must show our patriotism i don't buy these brands and now i will ask my friends to boycott them to. assume those foreigners making money from china but scolding it and discrediting cotton frontin jiang i will not buy those foreign brands i will support domestic products. western brands are caught in the middle of a feud between china and western countries which have imposed sanctions on

being behind his murder crown prince mohammed bin sultan of saudi arabia so what does how to judge jang his hope to achieve a full have noted film say the man she calls her song i'm from jail in berlin and this is the day. we immediately when i got. down report read it and released it. raises with. the night after the victim was killed his body was dismembered by those who killed him and it was then taken out of the consulate building. and we don't and the sanctions against him against an order to mordor. we can't get any justice we're going to hold him accountable who are human rights abuses. stance in the international community with its record. we look at the worst. that. also on the day the bands have been awarded at the international film festival at the bell and on the bass i like never before. this is the most awaited moment in the festival of the moment where do we know as of the 71st that edition will be announced or golden goose 'd to 'd. all 'd really poor and. we're just as. good legislation for most of us. welcome to the day last we hear us president joe biden released an i

what we see the suppression of political rights in hong kong accusations of genocide over actions jang against the muslim minority there within china so there are a lot of reasons for these negative views of china at the moment but they're the covert pandemic certainly been police is kind of icing on the cake. china's vaccine diplomacy which we saw there in europe or is obviously making some inroads up particularly in developing countries critics may point to questionable ethics there but isn't it true that china is filling a gap that western countries have not. that's absolutely right terry mean if you look at the vaccination situation in the west particularly in europe it's really not a pretty picture and 2 ways 1st of all governments are getting a cheese particularly in europe of being far too slow vaccinating their political ations getting vaccines rolled out far too slowly and but at the same time if you look at the actual numbers european governments are massively prioritizing their own people and so the united states compared to say the developing world now there is this interna

congress that he believed for instance that china was responsible for genocide in that state solution jang where it's accused of repressing its muslim minority on a grand scale correcting crane's of really hard language to be using so the biden mr asian has been queuing up this message all along until this meeting in anchorage that they're going to take a tough line on china and that's really ain't in 2 directions is aimed at china of course but it's also aimed back at home because if there's one thing that can unite american politics at the moment republicans and the democrats who disagree on so much it's that it's appropriate to be taking a tougher line on china that china is the biggest geopolitical challenge that the united states faces was that you were. a correspondent in washington during the obama biden years during which joe biden was actively involved in the goetia asians with china now fast forward to today that's 5 years later and it seems it's a very different china that biden is facing now. that's right i mean and that just sort of goes to show just how relentless the growth

of neo liberal thought in in nato countries now for decades you are where all this stuff about shin jang comes from i mention guantanamo i mean do you think that the cia is involved in propaganda that some people saying that the director of campaign for the week that he has to be added to a translator of guantanamo bay. well i'm not oh i'm not on top of that but i notice chinese foreign ministry spokesperson there are actually being actually a few days ago should the media who are one of the news to be. secretary of. defense are is basically saying you know there is no afghanistan and house you cited leaders inching johnson or we can chart that was open we do we really we saw there so i mean the way we should really you know cares to moneyball to our country's internal affairs let's debate all those issues and indifference and you will you know platform let's talk about all these other international conference rather than really without investigation without really a fact proving to categorize everybody just examined as are around us name that something goes on china and that's really to

s stand on the human rights of week in ging jang the foreign ministry in beijing went further saying actions imposed on china by the u.k. and other western powers had been outrageous than the interest hack who now. runs on chinese individuals and entities citing so-called human rights issues in changing a based on lies and disinformation it breaches international law and basic norms governing international relations and interferes in china's affairs and undermines bilateral relations among the 9 individuals sanctioned by china is ian duncan smith former leader of britain's conservative party he said the chinese action gave him a badge of honor for speaking out in a tweets u.k. prime minister boris johnson supported those who had been sanctioned writing freedom to speak out in opposition to abuse is fundamental and i stand firmly with them johnson's foreign secretary says the criticism of china will be stopped the ambassador here will be summoned and we will explain in very clear terms the position data in relation to the m.p.'s and the other figures are spoken out but also that we wi

islamist terrorists comprised of isis cells and al qaida cells there and if they are successful in jean jang in the face in the chinese security force is that. a grave threat to chinese in that sense or is our president in american and the british know it's no coincidence a week or is where fighting in syria ok there's no coincidence about that again no one likes to point out that inconvenient truth ok ari d.m.l. and if you know what you have been is up 30 seconds on it yep well i agree marcus is quite right the reason evidence that that there is from a scene john or we go or engine to get caught in this civil war in syria and again unfortunately in the concept of powers which mr haas and just because china suggest and is not possible now ideology can it because they created you know that assist as states a system we should prepare s.s. you will the thought about it even the thought of all of what they call nonconfrontational. realistic manageable job political order which can sustain differences are unfortunately well warsaw for then in the 19th century when the cost of all was established

genocide convention and its treatment of weekends and shin jang that's according to a report by more than 50 global human rights experts it says there's clear evidence that china bears a state responsibility for committing a genocide against the weekends it's believed around a 1000000 have been imprisoned in camps in recent years mostly in the shin jan region china denies allegations of human rights abuses ever him is from the new lines institute that's the organization that published the report he says it is significant in terms of international accountability. these are independent experience and international law in general say in change policy all the evidence you know those and those ins tens of those testimonials from the terms of chain us policies and you know corroborated numbers change those laws in china stepped out and come to the conclusion very very clearly that cheney is in breach of the $948.00 genocide convention on multiple accounts so this is extremely significant in terms of international accountability or what to do is change it means a chain is in breach of the g

governments are sanctioning china because of alleged human rights abuses against ethnic uighurs in shin—jangfour individuals and one organisation with the sanctions. the us said china would face consequences for "as long as atrocities occur". saudi arabia has proposed a new plan to end the six—year—long war in yemen. they've suggested a un—supervised ceasefire between yemen's saudi—backed government and the houthi rebels, who are supported by iran. the initiative also includes the re—opening of vital air and sea links, and the start of political negotiations. yemen's government and the un both welcomed the plan. the houthi rebels reportedly called it �*nothing new.�* a huge fire has engulfed large portions of a refugee camp in bangladesh. around a million rohinja refugees live in shanties in the area. most fled myanmar more than three years ago. fire—fighters have been working to contain the blaze. reports suggest the damage to the area is extensive. one aid agency worker described it as the largest fire to hit the camps so far. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonigh

last year the boss of fox wagner her but this was asked about the wisdom of opening a factory in shin jang where up to a 1000000 we go muslims are incarcerated for indefinite periods affectively in labor camps and he said he didn't know anything about it is ignorance the best defense that your industry has these days. absolutely not i think. and you will not hold me accountable for any potentially misled opinion by any senior german or businessman what i'm saying is that taking this to extremes and say that simply decouple the relationship is not working for anybody in the world may i remind you that it was the former prime minister of singapore who hugo in foreign affairs made the point don't make a choose between a relationship with china or with the united states we need to be able i think 2. choices between respecting human rights or not caring about it it turns out the german firms are supplying the technical backbone for the huge textile industry also engine jank where hundreds of thousands of forced to work in the cotton fields do you like the optics of that particular scenario. i t

south korea are often at the back of the pack when a call comes to the human rights record in cian jang and hong kong for example they're far more reluctant to criticize china so while the united states would want to talk more about china south korea would like this to be just about north korea thank you very much more from rob mcbride later in the day as that trip continues in seoul now a u.s. intelligence report says both russia and iran directed efforts to manipulate the 2020 presidential election it's been released by the office of the director of national intelligence and shows agencies believe moscow was trying to help donald trump in his 2nd term while teheran push for a biden victory the report also found cuba venezuela and lebanon's hezbollah are gauged in smaller scale campaigns to influence the vote the 1st female u.s. vice president has made history by giving her 1st speech at the united nations come to heresy is the address at the annual meeting on the status of women to champion their role in democracy but as christensen only reports the setbacks caused by the pandemic sti

last year the boss of fox wagner her but this was asked about the wisdom of opening a factory in shin jang where up to a 1000000 we go muslims are incarcerated for indefinite periods affectively in labor camps and he said he didn't know anything about it is ignorance the best defense that your industry has these days. absolutely not i think. and you will not hold me accountable for any potentially misled opinion by any senior german or business men what i'm saying is that taking this to extremes and say that simply decouple the relationship is not working for anybody in the world may remind you that it was the former prime minister of singapore who years ago in foreign affairs made the point don't make a choose between a relationship with china or with the united states we need to be able i think 2. choices between respecting human rights or not caring about it it turns out the german firms are supplying the technical backbone for the huge textile industry also engine jank where hundreds of thousands of forced to work in the cotton fields do you like the optics of that particular scenario.

dorgan associations for what it calls lies and disintegration about suspected rights abuse in june jang several western nations have taken similar actions against beijing the us president says that north korea will face consequences if it chooses the path of escalation joanne confirmed on thursday that it tested a new guided missile north korean official say that the weapon will act as a deterrent. 65 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has held his 1st news conference in honest a new goal to have 200000000 americans vaccinated against the coronavirus by the end of his 1st 100 days in office biden also defended his handling of the growing arrivals of refugees and migrants at the southern border calling it a seasonal increase by the ministration is restoring aid programs for palestinians in the gaza strip and occupied west bank the state department says that $15000000.00 will be made available for health care facilities at emergency food programs on the pressure to use the pandemic but if it's a continuing to dislodge one of the world's largest container ships that still blocking

commission is baseless he says it will only add to international scrutiny of what's happening in the shin jang region where china is accused of committing genocide against the muslim week of minority beijing says the sanctions are a response to lies and deceit information about xing journey. hundreds of people are blocking a major highway in bangladesh as part of a nationwide strike against a visit by the indian prime minister. the strike was called after at least 9 people were killed during demonstrations on friday and saturday the protestors accuse modi of stoking anti muslim hatred in india he was in bangladesh to celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence the attempts are being made to move the ship that's blocked the suits canal in egypt for 6 days a dutch salvage firm working to free the ever given says it could succeed by the start of next week the vessel stern is free and the company hopes that high tides of the arrival of 2 further tug boats will help its operation. if you're not a fan you could have been a technical or human ever that will be revealed through the investigation ma

range of human rights issues including taiwan hong kong and the crackdown on weaker muslims engine jang it cures is china of threatening the international order . hard ministration is committed to leading with diplomacy to advance the interests of the united states and to strengthen the rules based international order that system is not an abstraction it helps countries resolve differences peacefully a coordinate multilateral efforts effectively and participate in global commerce with the assurance that everyone is following the same rules the alternative to a rules based order is a world in which might makes right and winner take all and that would be a far more violent and unstable world for all of us what your. religion over the past several years china's the gym it rights and interests have come under outright suppression plunging china and the us relations into a period of unprecedented difficulty and china urges the us to fully abandon head to monic practices of willfully interfering with china's internal affairs this is been a longstanding issue and it should be changed it's time

after old statements resurfaced in which they expressed concern about reports of forced labor engine jang a branch of china's communist party drew attention to the statements which were made last year in march 2028 of them said it would stop buying cotton from where foreign governments say more than 1000000 people are confined to work camps as of nike tumbled 4.8 percent following the backlash on chinese social media on monday several western nations impose sanctions on senior chinese officials over human rights abuses against weakness. so to come is half hour seeking a pop out of a shared crisis here binion he does discuss how to get the vaccine supply is going . and a 2nd day of fighting near a multi-billion dollar gas project in the unstable north of mozambique. hello there we got something of a mixed bag and i wear the still across europe it's slushy settled and dry across central pasta we have got that wintry mix down towards the southeast at key northerly wind blowing in here with some snow and it will turn colder up tools and all west got a cold front that blue line that'll make it

only add to international scrutiny of what's happening in the jang region where china is accused of committing genocide against the muslim leader minority beijing says the sanctions are in response to lies and this information about. sudan's transitional government has signed a deal with a major rebel group agreeing to a permanent ceasefire the government signed the juba peace agreement with the sudan people's liberation movement promising to work together and stop fighting it also opens the possibility of the rebel force being integrated into the national military the group was one of 2 that didn't sign up to a peace deal last year. scientists based in qatar have identified a mutation that could result in a covert 19 test returning a false negative the findings have been published in the journal of clinical microbiology study calls for testing centers around the world to monitor mutations in the virus and ensure the testing methods are up to date dr patrick tang is division chief of microbiology etc medicine he says the findings of the study will help ensure the covert 1000 testing technology

saw that in japan with some very strong words calling out china on its human rights record and cian jang in. hong kong all expansionism in the east and south china seas they would want south korea to put their name to that to join them in this loose coalition but south korea of course is in a difficult position it has far closer relations more delicate relations with china it relies on china far more for trade it also relies on china as a restraining influence on north korea so we would not want to jeopardize that so we are at some sort of cross purposes do us wants to talk southbridge talk more about china south korea wants to keep this just about north korea right to life for us there in seoul rob thank you now in the 10 years since syria was plans into chaos the country has been devastated the region destabilized and millions forced to flee many found their way to germany thanks to its so-called open door policy now one of them is hoping to become the 1st syrian to be elected to the german parliament dominic kane reports from berlin. more than a 1000000 syrians have made their way to

china has rejected claims that its treatment of ethnic minorities in june jang amounts to genocide the government's facing mounting criticism over the detention of more than a 1000000 muslims and what it calls reeducation camps its foreign minister says the complaints are baseless and politically motivated. the claim that there is genocide and could not be more absurd is just a rumor febreze catered with ulterior motives and it's a complete lie. some western politicians choose to believe in the lies made by a few instead of listening to the voices of $25000000.00 changing residents of various ethnic groups they would rather cooperate with the clumsy performances of a few anti china forces rather than face up to the basic facts of development and progress and enjoying this can only prove that they don't care about the truth but a keen on political manipulation now a year after prince harry and his wife meggan step back from royal duties the world is about to hear the back story to their split from britain's monarchy and an interview with the us broadcaster oprah winfrey the couple are e

last year the boss of fox wagner her but this was asked about the wisdom of opening a factory in shin jang where up to a 1000000 we go muslims are incarcerated for indefinite periods affectively in labor camps and he said he didn't know anything about it is ignorance the best defense that your industry has these days. absolutely not i think. and you will not hold me accountable for any potentially misled opinion by any senior german or business men what i'm saying is that taking this to extremes and say that simply decouple the relationship is not working for anybody in the world may i remind you that it was the former prime minister of singapore who hugo in foreign affairs made the point don't make a choose between a relationship with china or with the united states we need to be able i think 2. choices between respecting human rights or not caring about it it turns out the german firms are supplying the technical backbone for the huge textile industry also engine jank where hundreds of thousands of forced to work in the cotton fields do you like the optics of that particular scenario. i

leaders beijing is accusing those it's targeted of spreading lies about what's happening in the should jang region katrina you has this update from beijing. beijing is sending the message that it's becoming less sensitive to criticism from the west and that it's not afraid of standing up to what it sees as attacks against what it considers its core interests now we've had since beijing has issued their own sanctions a response from the u.k. foreign secretary dominic rudd who says that beijing should allow access to international human rights experts titian jiang if it has nothing to hide and we've seen this tit for tat between beijing and london becoming increasingly hostile and what as a result has happened is this deterioration between the 2 states now beijing has issued sanctions on 9 individuals and 4 entities in the u.k. which includes a travel ban as well as the freezing of assets in hong kong macau and on the mainland and this comes after the u.k. joined canada the u.s. and the e.u. and sanctioning shinji on government officials for what they say are human rights abuses in the state