justice ministry and the. immigration police in the airport there is no question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pass. which unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch this it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing of the government it or has done a lot differently. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free press that you've claimed exists in bangladesh all these allegations from al-jazeera would be plastered all over the newspapers in the broadcast media but they're on top of a something that the dhaka tribune sought to explain when they wrote to its readers the reason for our silence it said is simple the current state of media and defamation law makes it unwise for any bangladeshi media house to venture into any kind of meaningful comment on the controversy that's it isn't that you ha

justice ministry and the. immigration police in the air force that is the question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pass. which unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch this it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing of the numbers it was done at the very thing. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free press that you've claimed exists in bangladesh all these allegations from al-jazeera would be plastered over the newspapers in the broadcast media but hands of a something that the data tribune so to explain when he wrote to its readers the reason for our silence said is simple the current state of media and defamation law makes it unwise for any bangladeshi media house to venture into any kind of meaningful comment on the controversy that's it isn't that you have cowed the media into sub

justice ministry and the. immigration police in the air force that is the question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pass. which unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch list it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing that the numbers are as don't have the luxury. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free press that you've claimed exists in bangladesh all these allegations from al-jazeera would be plastered all over the newspapers in the broadcast media but hands of a something that the dhaka tribune sought to explain when they wrote to its readers the reason for our silence it said is simple the current state of media and defamation law makes it unwise for any bangladeshi media house to venture into any kind of meaningful comment on the controversy that's it isn't that you have cowed the

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clear sir the prison is under your purview you they operate under your purview correct the ministry of justice is the surprising ministry yes so you have all the information the president gets about those documents calling privilege ones can be an order to you know i'm so in the eyes and looked down a lot who are they report who i'm sorry so who would be the recipient of will he points. well they do they need to do one come out their 6 come out sit down security general of the prison and that is they want that's where the stop does where does the beginnings of our security do it and that's where they start they don't report it to other institutions about what they find unless there is interest requires a lens to show that involvement including as i say it might be crime it might be many call it might be callous whatever it is but but you do not the law doesn't want to empower them to do what $25.00 and unless there is that kind of why why would a legal document need to be examined why would a private communication between a prisoner and their lawyer be a security concern. because he'd it would

court hearing today the european court of human rights also called for his release which the ministry of justice rejected outright as an attempt by europe to meddle in russia's affairs. is it your feeling that this will help or hinder the russian opposition. well it's hard to know i think on the one hand the fact that i think scene of irony is behind bars now comes as no surprise to the opposition here it was pretty clear that he would be arrested even before he returned to russia what is interesting i think about these 2 court cases and the last few months with the protests with his. return as well is they really have meant that state media here in the country can no longer ignore alexei and me as a figure they've been presenting him including with this trial over the defamation of the veteran as unpatriotic as an agent of the west whereas before they essentially ignored him ignored opposition protests as well and i think now the opposition faces a really tough task there are duma elections in september and these allies have been advocating the strategy of smart voting where they want people to

russia's criticize iraq's into last week's moscow visit by brussels foreign policy chief justice parole foreign ministry spokeswoman maria hard about said the reactions were part of a court made that attack. i'll reveal a secret about our western partners when they fail to carry out a flogging and throw a tantrum the aim was to carry out that public flogging which i think has been planned very thorough only 50 lawmakers have backed a motion to force out we're all over his trip he defended himself by also attacking russia over the visit which has sparked a visions in the e.u. parliament riza deep disappointment and growing mistrust between the to be union and russia. wanted to test to do russian sorry jews are interested in issues attempts to reverse did did. relations and seized the opportunity to have a more constructive dialogue. dancer. has been clear no more scouting the use that the visit of high representative bordello to you merely 8 and offend the european union mr borrero and the on the other hand made a fool of himself last week you must go by his actions you made a mockery of the ambition of

however the ministry of justice announced this week that it was working this after the jail of pablo herself that's a massive protests. told g.w. it had no time for an interview however the prime minister did comment i mean our democracy will always guarantee demonstrations and freedom of speech even outrages of surge statements but our democracy will never tolerate violence. that is honest that is. the controversial raps by a public a sell a play that the demonstrations for many his arrest has turned him into a martyr. spain is coming across as an unjust state because of its restrictive interpretation of freedom of speech. at some point the demonstrations become violent which is part of the ritual of these protests many young people are seeking confrontation right now. the imprisoned driver has become a symbolic figure for the. this year germany is celebrating 1700 years of jewish life in the country exhibitions and events both online and on the ground are showing what it's like to be a jew in germany for some it means living in fear of a possible anti-semitic attack in 2019 and the

however the ministry of justice announced this week that it was working this after the chain of pablo herself that's a massive protests. told g.w. it had no time for an interview. however the prime minister did comment i mean our democracy will always guarantee demonstrations and freedom of speech even outrageous absurd statements but our democracy will never tolerate violence. besides this is a. controversial rupp's by public actually that the demonstrations for many his arrest has turned him into a martyr. spain is coming across as an unjust state because of its restrictive interpretation of freedom of speech. at some point the demonstrations become violent which is part of the ritual of these protests many young people are seeking confrontation right now. the imprisoned driver has become a symbolic figure for them. this year germany is celebrating 1700 years of jewish life in the country exhibitions and events both online and on the ground are showing what it's like to be a jew in germany for some it means living in fear of a possible anti-semitic at tech in 2019 and the east then

justice. china's foreign ministry has said that accusations that the government covered up the outbreak are groundless. cnn reached out to local and provincial court officials for comment. they have not yet responded. these grieving family members believe local officials should have done more and they are now knowingly risking their own freedoms by sharing their pain publicly. john hi said given all his father sacrificed for his country as an army veteran, he deserves better beings even in death. my father is a patriot, i am also one. i've always believed it is a patriotic act to speak out. david culver, cnn, wuhan, china. >>> and coming up here on "cnn newsroom," e.u. leaders say more vaccines are on the way just as protesters across europe vent their frustrations over coronavirus restrictions. we will have a live report just ahead. businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility— to work from anywhere and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with seri

court hearing today the european court of human rights also called for his release which the ministry of justice rejected outright as an attempt by europe to meddle in russia's affairs. is it your feeling that this will help or hinder the russian opposition. well it's hard to know i think on the one hand the fact that an exchange of irony is behind bars now comes as no surprise to the opposition here it was pretty clear that he would be arrested even before he returned to russia what is interesting i think about these 2 court cases and the last few months with the protests with his. return as well is they really have meant that state media here in the country can no longer ignore alexina me as a figure they've been presenting him including with this trial over the defamation of a veteran as unpatriotic as an agent of the west whereas before they essentially ignored him ignored opposition protests as well and i think now the opposition faces a really tough task there are duma elections in september and these allies have been advocating the strategy of smart voting where they want people to vote f

court hearing today the european court of human rights also called for his release which the ministry of justice rejected outright as an attempt by europe to meddle in russia's affairs. is it your feeling that this will help or hinder the russian opposition. well it's hard to know i think on the one hand the fact that i think scene of irony is behind bars now comes as no surprise to the opposition here it was pretty clear that he would be arrested even before he returned to russia what is interesting i think about these 2 court cases and the last few months with the protests with his with alex the number of these returned as well is they really have meant that state media here in the country can no longer ignore alexina viney as a figure they've been presenting him including with this trial over the defamation of a veteran as unpatriotic as an agent of the west whereas before they essentially ignored him ignored opposition protests as well and i think now the opposition faces a really tough task there are duma elections in september. have been advocating this strategy of smart voting where they

justice. china's foreign ministry said acquisition to cover up the outbreak are groundless.ched out to local court officials for comment. they've not yet responded. these grieving family members believe officials should are done more and are risking their freedoms by sharing their pain publicly. john says given all his father sacrificed for his country as an army veteran he deserves better, even in death. my father was a patriot and i am also one and i believe it's a patriotic act to speak out. cn n wuhan, china. >>> coming up here on the program, the latest on our breaking news and military coupe in myanmar. suu kyi and other party leaders are being detail taned. we'll have detailed next. (vo) with t-mobile for business, your business has an easy choice. the largest 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... insanely great value. choose. all. three. ready when you are. dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 tr

however the ministry of justice announced this week that it was working just after the june of pablo herself that's a massive protests. told t w it had no time for an interview. however the prime minister did comment i mean our democracy will always guarantee demonstrations and freedom of speech and even outrageous absurd statements but our democracy will never tolerate violence. these are just so. controversial raps by public herself actually that the demonstrations for many his arrest has turned him into a martyr. spain is coming across as an unjust state because of its restrictive interpretation of freedom of speech. at some point the demonstrations become violent which is part of the ritual of these protests many young people are seeking confrontation right now. the imprisoned tropper has become a symbolic figure for them. this year germany is celebrating 1700 years of jewish life in the country exhibitions and events both online and on the ground are showing what it's like to be a jew in germany for some it means living in fear of a possible anti-semitic at tech in 2019 and the

however the ministry of justice announced this week that it was working this after the jail of pablo herself that's a massive protests. told t w it had the time for an interview. however the prime minister did comment i mean our democracy will always guarantee demonstrations and freedom of speech even outrageous absurd statements but our democracy will never tolerate violence. on the surface this is a. controversial rupp's by public actually that the demonstrations for many his arrest has turned him into a martyr. spain is coming across as an unjust state because of its restrictive interpretation of freedom of speech. at some point the demonstrations become violent which is part of the ritual of these protests many young people are seeking confrontation right now. the imprisoned tropper has become a symbolic figure for them. this year germany is celebrating 1700 years of jewish life in the country exhibitions and events both online and on the ground are showing what it's like to be a jew in germany for some it means living in fear of a possible anti-semitic at tech in 2019 and the ea

no it absolutely seems not to have had an impact the russian ministry of justice reacted almost immediately to the european court of human rights is called to release me they said that that call could be seen as meddling in the affairs of a sovereign country now experts that i spoke to say that that places russia in open defiance of its commitment to as a member of the council of europe and in a way it leaves the european court and europe without any real leverage over russia now they could only expel russia from the council of europe but that would mean that russian citizens don't have access to the european court of human rights and the legal experts i spoke to said that that's a really important instrument particularly for members of the opposition and kremlin critics to get justice just briefly he's jew to be saying no and also in defamation today in another call what can we expect from a. well it's a defamation case apparently he committed slander against a world war 2 veteran that's what he's being accused of and the prosecution in the last court hearing actually asked for an addition

however the ministry of justice announced this week that it was working this after the chain of pablo herself that's a massive protests. told g.w. it had the time for an interview. however the prime minister did comment i mean our democracy will always guarantee demonstrations and freedom of speech and even outrageous absurd statements but our democracy will never tolerate violence. besides this. controversial rupp's by public actually that the demonstrations for many his arrest has turned him into a martyr. spain is coming across as an unjust state because of its restrictive interpretation of freedom of speech. at some point the demonstrations become violent which is part of the ritual these protests many young people are seeking confrontation right now. the imprisoned tropper has become a symbolic figure for them. this year germany is celebrating 1700 years of jewish life in the country at the bishops and events both online and on the ground are showing what it's like to be a jew in germany for some it means living in fear of a possible anti-semitic attack in 2019 in the east end ge

justice on. russian opposition figurehead of. the 3 and a half years in jail for breaking his. disconnected from reality. foreign ministry has brought of calls from the west. also one of the world's leading medical journals gives the seal of approval. and their job is more than 90 percent effective. issues a warning about the sale of fake. forgets as criminals seek to profit from travel of. food fight breaks out in france as restaurants defy the government's clampdown by opening their doors to diners.

justice on the. russian opposition figurehead of. the 3 and a half years in jail for breaking his. disconnected from reality. foreign ministry has brought of calls from the west one of only. one of the world's leading medical journals gives the seal of approval to sport makes. their job as more than 90 percent effective. europol issues a warning about the sale of fake. criminals to profit from travel. food fight breaks out in france as restaurants defy the government's covert clampdown by opening their doors to. live from moscow thanks for joining us tonight here in r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. our moscow court has sentenced the russian opposition figure of 3 and a half years in jail for parole violations the problem critic will actually serve 2 years and 8 months time under house arrest is taken into account and the team called on his supporters to immediately rally on the streets as a result hundreds of people in moscow were out protesting against the sentence a large police presence was the ploy in the city. police have since cleared all the demonstrators from the center of the russian cap

president and also from the foreign ministry welcoming this judgment saying that this is a historic day for criminal accountability and saying that the rights to justice by the palestinian people can now be pursued thank you very much for lestrange them high for set. diplomatic furious russia's treatment of alexina valmy is intensifying its after russia expelled 3 foreign diplomats for joining protests against his arrest meanwhile the opposition leader in self as appeared in court again the 2nd time in a week is accused of defaming a world war 2 veteran andersen's has more. russia's foreign ministry says the diplomats had attended what he called illegal demonstrations last month in support of alexei navalny thousands of protesters were arrested in a series of rallies as the ministry isn't saying how many of the diplomats from germany sweden and poland they're expelling. but the action comes only hours after an avanti was back in court again and the european union's top diplomat was also in moscow calling for the opposition leader's release only 3 days after being jailed on a separate charge of ali is accused of defamation he called kremlin supporters

justice continues shotty edwards dusty r.t. u.k. . russia has criticized the reaction to last week's moscow visit by the brussels foreign policy chief joseph borrow foreign ministry spokeswoman marie as a her of us said the reactions were part of a coordinated attack and reveal a secret about our western partners when they fail to carry out a flogging and throw a tantrum the aim was to carry out that public flogging which i think has been planned very thorough only 50 lawmakers have back to motion to force powell over his trip he defended himself by also attacking russia over the visit which has sparked divisions in the e.u. parliament recent deep disappointment and growing mistrust between the to be union and russia i also wanted to test to 2 russian sorry g.'s our interest it in a serious attempt to reverse the deterioration of our relations and seized the opportunity to have a more constructive dialogue the answer has been clear. you know more scout abuse that the visit of high representative bordello to you mediate and offend the european union mr burrell and the on the other hand made a fool of himself last week in moscow by his actions he made a mockery of

movement, forza, italia and liga have ministries and technocratic aspect has been kept the way the market expected draghi to move environment, education, the justice system, the digitalization, the european relations he's keeping for himself, these are all indications of what we can expect mario draghi to do in the next months. of course, you know, everyone is interested to hear exactly in detail what the plan will be we'll know in a few days he'll go for his first confidence vote. how much the parties are going to drag their feet on some issues, it's too early to tell, but clearly next generation eu is the first thing to do and decide exactly how those funds are going to be allocated as well as the management of the health care crisis that has, of course, just in the last days, as we all know, become a little more crucial with these variants going around, making the situation riskier in terms of contagion and infection. while on the other harngsd the positive note is the death rate has gone down. yesterday in italy was the day since the beginning of the year we registered the lowest number of fatalities. it looks as though maybe the way the healt

ministry in. here's what he said this monday take a listen. >> we have had request from the department of justice did that and news articles books that have been written he denied the covid problem it's been ongoing since august new york is number 34 in terms of nursing home deaths in march 25 memo that mr. trump like to point to that followed cms guidance that he left out. the inquiry has been going on since last august we have complied with the inquiry ande e will continue to spew when he blames trump which he does quite regularly when then he goes on and brags about new york nursing home deaths stats, probably using thefi old figures not the revised figures that he was keeping from us all. >> absolutely he's done that from the very beginning not only does he blame president trump in the cdc but he blamed god and mother nature in the new york post nursing home workers and he blame the actual residence of people they are old and they die and this is not new from this governor and is using bad statistics and he was covering up 63% of the numbers that have been released that's over 15000 elderly i

event the ministry of interior added that they have launched an investigation into the attack and that they will hold all they will use all legal and lawful avenues to hold those responsible to justice ok molly live for us in misrata not it frankly. a day after the worst violence yet since myanmar's military coup earlier this month protesters have returned to the streets in their thousands soldiers fired tear gas and live rinds killing 2 people and injuring dozens more on saturday 20 chung reports. protesters are back on the streets of mandalay less than 24 hours after the security services shot 2 dead and injured many more occupying an important intersection in the city the message is clear it will not back down footage that has emerged overnight suggest this was a well planned and sustained crackdown not a temporary lapse in discipline building showing the scars of live rounds that were liberally used. the soldiers beat and shot my husband and others he was standing on the side and watching the protests but the soldiers took him away. and while the police took the lead it appears it was the military they were in charge soldiers from the 33rd light infantry is said to be in command

rosenstein participated in a few meetings for the ministry of office of the courts to address the impact that the child separation policy on the administration of justice. to your knowledge, those meetings change how doj's handle family separation? i.g. horowitz: it did not result, as far as we found, in any changes. the changes occurred when the executive order was issued. and, a week later, a court ruling effectively did the same. rep. johnson: thank you. and, aside from what you mentioned -- rep. talib: time is expired. rep. johnson: i yield back. rep. talib: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, as a parent or fit -- as a parent and a grandparent, any time a child is separated it is heartbreaking. i want to associate with myself, -- i was just at the border last week. we have seen border crossings drop, we have a better relationship with mexico now. they have about 25,000 of their own troops on the southern border that help. one of the customs agents there at the border told us that in the last year or so, that has turned around the working relationship with mexico. those rogue good things that came out of the trump