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right. when government has cracked down on l. g b t, right? since it raised to power in 2010 redefining marriage to exclude gay couples, banning them from adopting children and introducing a ban on legally changing ones, gender, l g, b, t, community and their allies. the, this new raft of legislation is just the next step in an erosion of the right. the the chief prosecutors off the international criminal court is seeking to open an investigation into the philippines governments war on drugs. president rodrigo detective, regime has killed at least 6000 suspected drug dealers. the i c. c claims this could amount to crimes against humanity. the philippines is not a member of the i. c. c and preventative phase. he will not cooperate with the investigation, calling it felicity motivated. golf and from all i'm joined by agnes telemachus. she is secretary general of amnesty international in london. welcome to d. w admin. so the i c. c says it has reason to believe that crimes against humanity has been committed and in president regal is just hates is

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if we think the travel l right.t hit across the pandemic, there have been some travel restrictions in place now for around 15 months, we have seen in your video there are about thejob have seen in your video there are about the job losses, about the people that are on furlough, so there is a broader impact on the economy as well, as people obviously want to travel abroad to see loved ones, go on holiday, and the airlines themselves, they have borrowed huge amounts of money in order to survive, they are billions in debt, and they are at the limits really of what they can do as far as borrowing is concerned. as far as the share price goes, they are reflecting what is going on, and they are nowhere near where they were pre— pandemic, which really reflect the fact that there is a very long way for there is a very long way for the airline industry to go in order to get back on its feet, where it was before covid struck, so there is hope today that there will be some more countries on the green list which could boost trav

politics, seven days is a e ternny, and many see netanyahu as the ultimate political survivor, few can l rightngton, good voice on this, and a knowledgeable one. nothing is ever certain in israeli politics, and what did you read in the landscape? >> never count netanyahu out. he is a master in israeli politics, but he seems to be out. after 12 consecutive years. they seem to have a coalition coming together, a broad coalition with one goal. >> that's the thing. you've got a -- it sounds redeck st. louis say, you have a center, left ring coalition with arab involvement. it sounds inclusive. will it be workable in real life? they might be united but will they agree on much else? >> they disagree on a lot. they agree getting him out of office but it's more than that. they agree that israel needs to come back to some kind of governing normalcy, with no state budget, no functionary, and they do have this goal of trying to come together. secondly, they are all taking a big risk in forming the coalition, and he has an interest to govern well and they will try to freeze things, and the issues they dis

right? when government has cracked down on l, g, b, t, right? not recognizing gay marriage banding, l g, b, t capitols from adopting and out flooring gender changes the l g b t. community fear the new law is just the next step in the erosion of their rights. more, i'm joined now by insult vicar road. she is a legal officer and coordinator of the hungarian hill seeking committee that the non governmental human rights watch. donkey joins us tonight from budapest. it's good to have you on the program. let me ask you something about the, the legislation that was passed today. there was only one vote against it in parliament. does this reflect the will of the hungarian people? i mean, it's an overwhelming support for the law in parliament. hey, good evening and thank you for having me. this vote proportion does not reflect the general opinion of the hungarian public, but he reflects it. how many members of parliament are present for the vote? many abstain, they can't be too conscious decision and walked out because they did not want to participate in

but the hunger is right when government has cracked down on l. g b t, right? since it raised to power in 2010 redefining marriage to exclude gay couples, banning them from adopting children and introducing a ban on legally changing ones, gender, the l g b, t, community and their allies. the, this new raft of legislation is just the next step in an erosion of the right footballs european championship. now, and a quick look at the results from day 4 of euro, 2020 show spain and sweden fought 3 mill mill draw for last year. got past their neighbors, poland, 2 to one and the czech republic defeated scotland to know that this evening, the 2014 world cup champions, germany faced the 2018 champions of france in both teams. the 1st group stage match . now, surprisingly, france is considered a solid favorite in the europe in the euro's and germany, well, who knows what to make up? this was up and down, play since crashing out early in the last world cup. the germany's last appearance, it's a major tournament 3 years ago ended in tears for nation. that's one for one cups

l. g b t, q activists and human rights groups. say it is homophobic. thousands of protesters rallied outside parliament to denounce below the kind of food show support l g. b t writes outside parliament in the past whether such public displays are still legal is now in doubt. the new law just prost bands, anything deemed to promote homosexuality to children, including bringing up l g b, t issues and gender diversity in schools. those behind the new legislation, faith protect children. campaigners condemned the law as a cynical attempt to link homosexuality with sexual deviant, equating sexual and gender diversity with peter celia strikes that the very core of the human dignity and humility of l. g. b t. people in hungary and poses a real risk of putting them and their safety and well being in danger. prime minister victim o band singled out the children's book featuring gender diverse characters. he said it crossed the red line. others on the far right, labeled the book, homosexual propaganda. books like that, as well as advertisem

all right, hannah, we will have l most at risk. all right, l hannah, we will have to most at risk. ubject but thank you so much. hannah slaughterfrom subject but thank you so much. hannah slaughter from the resolution foundation. all this week we will be looking at the impact of covid—19 on employment, wages and economic prospects of generation z. the international labour organisation found under—25s entering the jobs market face the toughest conditions for a generation. the global economy shed the equivalent of 67 million entry—leveljobs according to the ilo. but one entrepreneur from the south of england has turned adversity into opportunity. take a look at this. one thing that has kept me sane during lockdown, starting my own business and making these clips which will end your glasses from a fogging up while that may prevent your glasses from fogging up while wearing a mask. i decided not to take up my place of a commercial pilot due to the fact that so many pilots are being made redundant and i thought the experience that they would be hard to land myself a job. while working at

right. there was a palpable sigh l announced we are off. i think he's| right.ed. he had been waiting for you to stay and could meet face—to—face. they left the fact that america is back. he used the phrase stable and predictable. president biden said i want a stable and predictable relationship with president putin. europeans want a stable and unpredictable relationship with the united states as well. if only to use the phrase he could have been in the room where it happened. we are told that when that that the nato partners that down together there was the quotes president biden a consensus in the room. that he had made the right decision. there was no good time to put out the last of the nato—led forces but now is the time he had to pull them out. yes, there was to use the british phrase very concealed frustration. europeans had not been consulted and nato allies had not been consulted but there is that expression that we went in together we are going out together and they are showing a public show of strength and unity. but there is clearly a lot of scrambli

all right, thank you so much for being l something different. n the program. fascinating as ever. hong kong police say they've arrested five executives from the pro—democracy apple daily newspaper in a dawn raid on its offices. the newspaper — which has opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong — says its editor in chief, ryan law was among those detained. the founder and owner of the newspaper, jimmy lai, has already been put on trial over similar accusations — which could carry a life sentence. police say they are suspected of colluding with foreign powers to endanger national security. computers and mobile phones were seized, along with more than 2 million us dollars worth of apple daily�*s assets. the owner of the newspaper jimmy lai has already been put on trial over similar accusations which could carry a life term. mark simon is an advisor tojimmy lai and former executive with apple daily parent company next digital — he joins us from new york. mark, what more can you tell us about what has happened today? well, we continue to get bad n

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right now, we are sitting on a world where l effect? ld where there is only a handful of manufacturers, one manufacturer basically for every single vaccine. so this would shift that. this would say look, we're going to have a hub in south africa, that is accompanied by two companies that —— that is sponsored by two companies that are african—based. we may well need another hub in senegal, for example. we may also want hubs in latin america and asia. there are companies around the world with the capacity to make these vaccines but they so far haven't because of a combination of intellectual property but also technology transfer, so the bug and is, who comes together, these companies are not the only ones who know how to make mrna, will scientists come together and help them make it, will companies come together and help them make it? they are setting up a hub, you may well within months, actually, vaccine coming out and that is the real hope. fix, vaccine coming out and that is the real hope.— the real hope. a lot of questions _ the real h

we call l p d right away. and within like 2 minutes, they come right away and she ran out. however, businesses and residents here hired a private security service that is also patrolling the community. they are afraid, the police won't always be able to protect changing that is falling to offices like f rain and alex relationship building is the name of the game. they're trying to make this a priority as long as i've been on, we've always been trying to reach out to the community. it's just a matter of making this even bigger. we meet with brittany of the park in san gabriel valley or s t v. as it's residents call it, the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america, brittany, just co founder compassion, s g d, an initiative that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the attacks and i kept hearing about even a neighboring attacks man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of his finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago, and now she's

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i think the secretary is right to push l said earlier on. e - secretary is right to push back on the labour party. their words are a little bit hollow now. can ijust as the secretary of state, he is clearly indicating where he wants to go on getting rid of the bubble, i am not really sure why we cannot do it now because we are then going to cause a huge problem for the rest of term. we are not going to give a lot of time for teachers and schools to prepare for the autumn. what i really want to ask him was about testing. given that we have vaccinated all of those adults at risk of being seriously ill from covid, is he really suggesting given that covid is going to be... that for the rest of time were going to be testing our school children on a regular time? we need to move back to normal i think. 0nce regular time? we need to move back to normal i think. once we have most people vaccinated, we need to move back to normalcy so that our children aren't tested for the entirety of their school careers. he raises a very interesting thoughtful poin

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all wealthy countries have l right. all wealthy countries have been _ right.es have been very— right. all wealthy countries have been very slow, to be honest, to pledge _ been very slow, to be honest, to pledge doses. they have done lots of other stuff_ pledge doses. they have done lots of other stuff like pledge money, but when _ other stuff like pledge money, but when it_ other stuff like pledge money, but when it comes to pledging doses, for example. _ when it comes to pledging doses, for example, the uk has simply said that it will_ example, the uk has simply said that it will give _ example, the uk has simply said that it will give a _ example, the uk has simply said that it will give a majority of its surplus _ it will give a majority of its surplus of vaccines, but it has not specified — surplus of vaccines, but it has not specified how much or by which time table _ specified how much or by which time table the _ specified how much or by which time table. the us did firm up some of its commitments in the last few days _ its commitments in the last few d

his _ a rebuff to both president macron and his far- a rebuff to both president macron and his far right lebuff to both president. macron and his far right rival marine — macron and his far right rival marine le _ macron and his far right rival marine le pen— macron and his far right rival marine le pen in— macron and his far right rival marine le pen in the - macron and his far right rival marine le pen in the first. marine le pen in the first round _ marine le pen in the first round of— marine le pen in the first round of regional- marine le pen in the first. round of regional elections. marine le pen in the first- round of regional elections. in a round of regional elections. a vote marred by record level of abstention, ms le pen's national rally party failed to make its pretty big gains. ten people, nine children, have been killed in a road crash involving 18 vehicles in the us state of alabama. the coroner says the vehicles were likely to have hydroplaned after tropical depletion claudette —— depression caused flooding. talks aimed at reviving the nuclear deal have been adjourned in v

they've also been discussing russia and l g b t q. right? so we expect thing any conclusions there while you leaders are still locked in their meeting, discussing all these issues and more, it is clear that they're going to have to come up with some sort of decision on what exactly they want in terms of relations between the european union and russia . those relations have been extremely 10 from 2014, when russia annexed illegally crimea. but the french president and the german chancellor is saying, maybe it's time to change. they all think that it's time for perhaps more of a recreational with russia. they are calling for a future e, you russia summit. but that has caused a lot of control vesee amongst other leaders. they say it's important to try and open dialogue, but other leaders say that you should not be rolling out the red carpet to russia when it, there are so many questions. they brushes human rights record over time. tease in ukraine, very upsetting the, particularly the baltic states, poland. in fact, the dutch prime minister, ar

his _ a rebuff to both president macron and his far- a rebuff to both president macron and his far right l his far right rival marine le pen— macron and his far right rival marine le pen in— macron and his far right rival marine le pen in the - macron and his far right rival marine le pen in the first. marine le pen in the first round _ marine le pen in the first round of— marine le pen in the first round of regional- marine le pen in the first. round of regional elections. marine le pen in the first- round of regional elections. in a round of regional elections. a vote marred by record level of abstention, ms le pen's national rally party failed to make it's pretty big gains. ten people, nine children, have been killed in a road crash involving 18 vehicles in the us state of alabama. the coroner says the vehicles were likely to have hydroplaned after tropical depletion claudette —— depression caused flooding. talks aimed at reviving the nuclear deal have been adjourned in vienna with no agreement. israel's new prime minister earlier said world powers should not negotiate with tehran after

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let them stop where they are right now. wild l stop where they are right now.ntroduced in 2018 to protect the integrity of female competition and has told the bbc it has no plans to create a third category. adding... after repeated setbacks and legal challenges against the restriction of testosterone levels in female runners, two—time elliptic champion shows in february to take herfight to the european court of human rights. translation: i wish her well, because if she wins, then we have also one. maybe the next olympics, we will be there to compete in our original events. no date has yet been set for the case, but a victory for the south african who does not want to third category introduced could change the sporting landscape forever. fascinating debates, that one. that's not going to go away quickly. you are watching bbc news. thank you very much for your company. don't forget to come all the very latest on our website 2a hours a day seven days a week. bye—bye. hello there. it was a bit cooler on thursday. we still managed temperatures into the low 20s in no

the government says the legislation protects children with l g b t, q activists and human rights group say it's homophobic. thousands of protesters rallied outside parliament to denounce the new law. the kind of food show support l g b t writes outside parliament in the past. whether such public displays are still legal is now in doubt. the new law just passed fans anything deemed to promote homosexuality to children, including bringing up l g b, t issues and gender diversity in schools. those behind the new legislation, faith protects children. campaigners condemned the law as a cynical attempt to link homosexuality with sexual deviant. equating sexual and gender diversity with peter celia strikes at the very core of the human dignity and humility of l. g. b, t, people and hungary, and poses a real risk of putting them and their safety and well being. danger. prime minister victor oberon, single down to children's book featuring gender diverse characters. he said it crossed a red line. others on the far right, labeled the book, homosexual propaganda. books like that, as well as advert

right. when government has cracked down on l. g. b t writes, since it varies to power in 2010 redefining marriage to exclude gay couples, banning them from adopting children and introducing a ban on legally changing ones, gender. the o g b, t, community and their allies. see this new raft of legislation is just the next step in an erosion of them, right. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking to open an investigation into the philippine governments war on drugs. president rodrigo, to pear case regime has killed at least 6000 suspected drug dealers. the claims this could amount to crimes against humanity. the philippines is not a member of the icy, and it says that he will not cooperate with the investigation. calling it politically motivated. let's get more, we are joined by carlos candy. he is a senior philippines researcher at the human rights watch group, and he drives us from manila. welcome to you, carlos, and thank you so much for being on the program. talk with us a little bit more about the war o

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