i am on the kazakhstan side. the chinese side is almost fully developed.ys it has big plans to catch up. >> it is a gateway to the chinese market, so we agreed between two governments, china and kazakhstan, to develop the special economic zone, which will help us develop the trade hub. the idea is during the soviet union time it was one way and now we will increase the capacity for goods coming in both directions. haslinda: but, five years after it was first proposed on the kazakhstan side, at least, this project remains a work in progress. some people have said kazakhstan will be the buckle of the belt, but there are challenges before that can happen. >> as i said, we have built the infrastructure. we have also worked hard with our neighbors, such as russia and belarus, to establish the eurasian economic union. we have prepared in terms of synchronized customs and railroad tariffs, and so we have not only built hard infrastructure, those 2500 kilometers of railroads, but also created infrastructure removing barriers for trade. haslinda: from kazakhstan in

kazakhstan and china have a close economic relationship. beijing has invested a lot into kazakhs stands infrastructure as part of its new silk road project. which gets you to the good little bit. but the internment of muslims in china has caused quite a stir in kazakstan. many cars x. have relatives in the chinese camps. at a door it records all the cases of which there are more and more each day. it already has detailed files on one thousand cases and knows of at least ten thousand more. it's often because of their relatives abroad that chinese kazakhs encounter problems with the author already is. on. one that's not yet. one man was arrested after visiting his daughter. the author already saw an encrypted message on whatsapp which raised their suspicions the family is desperate. good economists and good like my brother and i went there we told the authorities that we had installed the app on his telephone they told us he would be freed in two or three days but he wasn't released his bill he has problems with his stomach we found out that

short for kazakhstan they told me i was to first only with here. in chinese communist party jargon someone who is two faced is loyal to their own ethnic group and not to the chinese nation cairo it is trying to show the activist kid a rally or as early exactly where the camp was located. now look. i want to talk about what i know so the situation of muslims in china improves. shinji in china's north west is home to many ethnic groups including weekers and. international organizations say that there is a network of internment camps in which about a million people are detained. kyra is one of the few who has been able to get out and leave china. to manage to locate the area of the camp. is this the camp i mean you know and that's the houses you know that for the row. if you want to see this is the cement factory that's really close. further there. must be at least three buildings the former you shouldn't give to look at them you need to be the. ones here yes exactly. yeah i was there in the medium sized building every day the chinese flag was hoisted

contractors now in amante the former capital of kazakhstan. and the country's largest city he's one of the few to have made it out of a reaction cation camp inching jank these camps of a turning muslim minorities into chinese patriots and over a million people are thought to be detained there kyra is trying to ensure that the world does something about it. not long ago it would have been dangerous for kyra to watch a video of a kazakh hit on his phone he was in a reeducation camp until march he's an ethnic but was born in china he lived in kazakhstan for a few years before being detained. but i was in the village they summoned me to the police station. but i went there on the nineteenth of october of course they kept asking me what i had done in kazakhstan who i'd met and they searched marshawn my social media user name was k.z. short for kazakhstan they told me i was to first do it here. in chinese communist party jargon someone who is two faced is loyal to their own ethnic group and not to the chinese nation kyra is trying to show the activi

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he has traveled to neighboring kazakhstan to talk with witnesses . someone han is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan it is an important day for him he's meeting a team from amnesty international to speak out about his experiences. we had to sing for hours. songs like without the communist party there would be no new china. most of them were songs praising mao tse tung. and were forced to repeat slogans about the greatness of president xi jinping. and what a great place china is to live in. but some are honasan at me because i was born in china where large numbers of cars us have disappeared into camps along with we go and members of our muslim ethnic minorities the official just a few cation combating religious extremism it's all brainwashing for them to accept that you are chinese you have that it's a national unity its size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity it's just really like ethnic cleansing practice becau

groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing to do that meets a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan also coming out. general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the far right and anti immigrant. and fears of more anti migrant on grass in eastern germany a small town is shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans will the far right block here and make it another camera. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us the united nations human rights chief has called on china to allow in monitors after allegations of large scale arbitrary detentions of muslim minorities michel battle that called the allegations deeply disturbing they appeared in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern jiang region details of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese government tightly controls access to that region but much it's been a travelled to neighboring kazakhstan to speak to witne

detentions as a form of ethnic cleansing the doubloon meets a former inmates who fled to neighboring kazakhstan also on the program. sweden's general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the anti immigration far right. because of more onto migrants on rest in eastern germany a small town has shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans the far right thousands of demonstrators also the streets . i feel gal welcome to the program the united nations human rights chief has called on china to allow monitors to investigate allegations of large scale aba tree detention of muslim minorities the allegations which mashal bash alleged describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern jan jan region details of the internment system are emerging slowly because the chinese government controls access to the region but the w correspondent metastability has traveled to neighboring kazakhstan to

human rights groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing it's a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also coming up sweden's general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surgeon support for the far right and its am anti immigrant plan. and fears of more and to migrate to on the rest in eastern germany a small town of shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans with the far right swatch here and make it another chemical. i'm sunni so most going to thank you for joining us human rights watch has called for the international community to impose sanctions on china because of its treatment of muslim minorities now in a report released today the rights group says that more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern shin jang region the horrors of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese government tightly controls access to the region do not travel to neighboring kazakhstan to speak to witnesses. but someone is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he

this week kazakhstan, the country at the center of beijing's massive infrastructure initiative.id: that's right. we take a look at some of the big projects, the specific project is tilting a delicate regional balance between politician and regional development. >> one of the countries that stands to case of china's initiative is kazakhstan. where in the capital, a hub of the largest country, a country locked between china and russia and the center of a balancing act between geopolitics and economic advantage. it's an ultra-modern city, built in the oil riches of what is central asia's economy. >> the government is -- creation of new subsectors of our economy in a different industrial dimension. and the financial services. >> we are the first country west of china as we go towards europe and we have built our own infrastructure. even before the initiative was launched. we have built 2,500 kilometers of railroads. >> one of the key benefits for us is we are a transit country. transit is very good way of making money. and doing business. so we have diversified our transportation ro

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we were in the international class because we'd gone abroad to arab countries kazakhstan for g.q. sterno speculate. and britons then what was everyday life like right. after breakfast we are dissing on with no interruptions. without the communist party there would be no new china sounds like that we had to study the nineteenth party congress and repeat what a great person the president using bringers in order great country china is. this all up for in washington for them to us that you were chinese and you have a set that it's a national unity is size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity it's just really like ethnic cleansing practice so it's really terrible. because i call forty's have warned cairo at that he could be endangered by what he has said. seriously. you have to be strong and have the courage to speak the truth. and if we don't say what's going on there who will and that's why i'm making a statement to the songs by. conrad is helping to raise awareness in the world about what is going on across the chinese border bu

short for kazakhstan they told me i was to first do it here. in chinese communist party jargon someone who is two faced is loyal to their own ethnic group and not to the chinese nation kyra is trying to show the activist kid or ali or as early exactly where the camp was located but look. with this economy in it i want to talk about what i know also that the situation of muslims in china improves. shin jiang in china's north west is home to many ethnic groups including weekers and. international organizations say that there is a network of internment camps in which about a million people are detained. kyra is one of the few who has been able to get out and leave china. the two managed to locate the area of the camp. this is the camp. i mean knowing that's the houses you know that for the. lewis was which it could be one of the city this is the cement factory that's really close. here's a little bit further there was no load on. this my spear this rebuild is a former you show them people less than you would leave you know. these ones here yes exa

dw meets a former inmatwho fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also, coming up, the united nations warning of a humanitarian catastrophe in syria. as the syrian army and its russian backers prepare an assault on in the province. chemical weapons are being used. sweden's general election leaves the two main political box -- blocks in a dead heat. it is the anti-immigration far right versus the democrats. and the soccer legend is an uncharted territory. diego parachutes in to rescue this second division club. can the argentinian icon really got them -- guide them to safety? i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. brent: the new human rights chief is calling on china to call on monitors to investigate large-scale arbitrary detention of muslim minorities. the allegations that michelle describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report published by human rights watch. it says more than a million muslims have been detained in reeducation camps in china's northwestern region. the details of the system are emerging slowly. the chinese government c

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call it a form of ethnic cleansing to do that he meets a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also coming up sweden's general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the far right and anti-democratic. and. it's one thing to fall over power but quite another to be committed to a car slow to write you in an exclusive interview or did you speak with nick i was president of the ortega the former her alive now the power behind a bloody crackdown on political dissent in the central american nation. i'm so me so much god it's good to have you with us human rights watch has called for the international community to impose sanctions on china because of its treatment of muslim minorities in a report released today the rights group says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called free education camps in china's northwestern region the horrors of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese government tightly controls access to the region but they don't use much spending or travel to neigh

meets a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan will have his story also coming out of the united nations warning of a humanitarian catastrophe in syria as the syrian army and its russian backers prepare an all out assault on its live province thirty thousand people have fled the area amid reports of chemical weapons being used and sweetens general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and it sees support for the anti immigration far right rob. plus a soccer legend in unchartered territory diego maradona parachutes into rescuing mexican second division club. but can the argentinian icon really guide them to safety. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight the united nations new human rights chief is calling on china to allow monitors to investigate allegations of large scale arbitrary did ten. jhon of muslim minorities now the allegations which michelle buckle at describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report published today by human rights watch it says that more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps

tightly controls access to the region but correspondent mathias berlingo traveled to neighboring kazakhstan to speak with witnesses. han is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan it is an important day for him he's meeting a team from amnesty international to speak out about his experiences. we had to sing for hours. songs like without the communist party there would be no new china. most of them were songs praising mao tse tung. and were forced to repeat slogans about the greatness of president xi jinping. and what a great place china is to live in. but some are honasan ethnic because it was born in china where large numbers of cars us have disappeared into camps along with a members of the muslim ethnic minorities the official just a few cation combatting religious extremism it's all brainwashing for them to accept that you are chinese so you have that it's a national unity it's size to make you feel your heart of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic it is just really like ethnic cleansing practice

groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing didn't you meet a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also coming up sweden's general election these are countries two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the anti immigration far right. fears of more anti migrant on brust in eastern germany a small town is shaken after a man dies in a fight the two afghans will the far right flank here and make it through another camp that. plus the diesel gate scandal reaches germany's court for a task case against volkswagen gets underway today is v.w. loses it could be forced to pay billions of euros in damage. i'm sorry so much kinder it is good to have you with us the united nations human rights chief has called on china to allow in monitors after allegations of the large scale arbitrary detention of muslim minorities michelle bachelet calls the allegations deeply disturbing they appear in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called re education camps in china's northwestern should jiang region d

seven players will make their full debuts for england in their women's world cup qualifier in kazakhstann tuesday. the team secured qualification for france 2019 on friday and manager phil neville said he was "determined to give youngsters the opportunity, " tottenham have confirmed that all their champions league group games will now be played at wembley, due to continued delays in the opening of their new stadium. the home league match against manchester city has also been put back one day to monday the 29th of october, so it can be played at wembley. alessandro tonelli has taken the overall lead in the tour of britain, despite finishing second in stage two. cameron meyer's late surge close to the finish edged him just one he sits second in the overall classification. england roses attacker natalie haythornthwaite is to leave reigning netball superleague title holders wasps and join australian side new south wales swifts. the 25—year—old has won back—to—back superleague titles in two years with wasps. we'll end with football finally, and one of the greatest ever to grace the game has s

a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan we'll have his story also coming up.

mexico's canelo alvarez and kazakhstan's gennady golovkin have been facing the cameras for their finalrday's fight. it's a rematch of last year where the pair fought a controversial draw and it's without doubt the biggest boxing bout of the year. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is in las vegas.

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groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing to be mates of former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also coming up sweden's general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the far right and its an tight immigrant sucking vocal life to stockholm. and fears of more anti of migrant on rest and.

this is proud moment for kazakhstan. this is proud moment for mexico.roud moment for the u.s. of a. we should hear the national anthems right before a major event. neil: that is big issue, oscar. >> it is huge. neil: nfl kicks off professional play this week, how will they handle it, how espn will handle it, how stadiums will handle this, how did it get like this. >> i split down the middle. i let the fighters do their talking inside of a ring, but when you're a promoter promoting a major event like this i have no reason to fight for what's right and -- neil: youryour view what is right to play the anthem? >> yes. neil: when you see nike celebrating just do it campaign with colin kaepernick responsible for doing all this kneeling, what do you think? >> freedom of speech. neil: right to do it, freedom to do it? >> bottom line, nike is smart. they're the 800-pound gore little lakes a lot of people are protesting. bottom line is, maybe fortunately or unfortunately they will sell 10 nice shoes. that is what they do. neil: you don't think it will hurt them,

. >> if infrastructure is built in southeast asia or pakistan, kazakhstan, or linking up with africa,oremost, it should be shaped by the country in which it is. and that, i think, is extremely important in the whole execution of the idea. it is not that china dictates, not china saying, this is what your infrastructure must look like, that would be a failure. stephen: new maritime routes, new roads, new railways, new pipelines, new ports, china's superhighway is taking shape, moving its product to new markets and bringing the world's offerings into china. up next, we weigh the risks versus rewards of doing business through uncharted territory. ♪ ♪ ♪ stephen: one of china's greatest challenges in realizing its belt and road initiative will be paying for it. -- the capital scope of the cost ranges from $4 trillion to $8 trillion. but it is how it manages money across countries with high risk and poor credit profiles that provides another biggest unknowns. of the 70 countries listed as partners, the sovereign debts of 27 them are rated as junk, or below investment grade. another 14 of th

. >> what will the countries that stand to gain most in the alton ton road initiative is kazakhstan.ck to between china and russia in the center of a thousand acts between geopolitics and economic advancements. they are an ultramodern city dominantcentral asia's economy. [indiscernible] >> we are naturally the first country that lies to the west of china as we go toward europe. we have built our own infrastructure even before the initiative we launched. we have built 2500 kilometers of railroads. >> one of the key things for us is that we are trying -- a transit country. transit is a very good way of making money. is a lens doing business. we have diversified our transportation routes and provided for various alternatives not only going north, west, but also felt. -- but also south. border withstan's china, the plans to build the road.s largest everything,n nearly plus a by rail from china -- b i-rail from china. >> the chinese invested into that 50-50 with us. we have a train now back in trouble from the east of china to -- through china to kazakhstan to istanbul in about two weeks.

some major producers are cutting back production, the state-owned company in kazakhstan is cutting backion, and so we are trying to get rid of the oversupply and balance the demand for uranium. alix: this takes a look at trade, this is the leading exporters of uranium to the u.s., a large part of that is canada. how does that wrap into the trade war and doesn't have an impact on prices? >> we always take canada as a friend, they are nearby and they are the second largest producer, we have a lot of imports. it seems to me that it would be something where we would try to accommodate our canadian friends and establish some sort of trade pattern which would allow them to continue to go ahead and export uranium to us. however there is a movement, a petition with the department of congress called the 232 position suggesting we establish quotas for u.s. uranium producers which could change the market significantly. alix: and i think the administration, in some ways they want to save and subsidize coal and nuclear plants, is this playing into higher uranium prices? >> certainly it is, there's i

seven players will make their full debuts for england in their women's world cup qualifier in kazakhstan9 on friday and manager phil neville said he was "determined to give youngsters the opportunity, " tottenham have confirmed that all their champions league group games will now be played at wembley, due to continued delays in the opening of their new stadium. the home league match against manchester city has also been put back one day to monday the 29th of october,

the meeting and they all reaffirmed the territorial integrity of syria along with china bolivia kazakhstan russia now while all other member states applauded the efforts of the peace process the u.s. shut it down calling it a failure but what separated the likes of russia and china from the west is that russia china and iran maintain their position of advancing some sort of political process whereas the west cold for a political transition and what does that translate to it seems that the west things that assad has to go and mind you he is the democratically elected a legitimate leader of syria now russia pointed out that it live province is the last remaining terrorist stronghold in syria and it's also a deescalation zone and he said that it seems that some colleagues don't want to see it liberated and now according to the syrian envoy there around ten thousand militants in live and they are referred to as moderate rebels we've all heard that before and we should also remind ourselves today that osama bin laden was the original moderate rebel in the eighty's and he was backed and armed by

means a former inmates who fled to neighboring kazakhstan also on the program. germany holds its breath after mom and me each of the country dies after a confrontation with two afghans at a macho in his memory passes off peacefully. and the people don't scuttle reaches germany's courtrooms that test case against a fox fox gets under way today if you lose it could be forced to pay billions of euros in damages. zimbabwe's to government to announce his plans to revive the country's ambassador economy but will relaunching the folks involved when dollars go far enough. us will have one of the hottest sufis years cultural calendar a manifesto a european biannual of contemporary art is underway in palermo to take a look upbeat about it shows the impact on the system the capital. i'm still going to welcome to the program. united nations' new human rights chief has called on china to allow monitors to investigate allegations of large scale arbitrary detention of muslim minorities the allegations which michelle bash and that says that describes as deeply disturbing appare

is installing huge scale solar and wind in kazakhstan and the linking all of those country along the sucrose that and exporting and sharing the renewable energy i think that you see real be a game changer of a quantum jump of the generational bill will emerge because now we have incremental change of the new energy is growing but the speed is not enough and or the speed the re one has to be like a thirty forty percent every year but now he's twenty six percent seven percent every year that's not enough to meet the target so to make that one of them jump all over the scale of renewable energy we need this kind of technological breakthrough like supercomputers that that could be a game changer in other ways to make this project like super equates as a private investing project right and i think you said that there's a japanese investor who wants to invest i just want to write quarterly trillion dollars you know in a project you know i mean a wonderful man but like to some he would say simply eccentric do you think if eccentric people like that will put that much money into projects the

meets a former inmates who fled to neighboring kazakhstan also on the program. germany holds its breath after mom and me each of the country dies after a confrontation with two afghans at a march in his memory passes off peacefully. and. only.

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