in mauritania held in guantanamo he recruited the guys who flew your friends plane into the south tower. he put those men only has been playing. a little making anybody anyone just want to push back away from the table because we can. see all the thanks so much for coming on going on the ground nancy how real is the mauritanian the film i mean when you 1st met mohammad you. it's it is real and that is pretty much the way we 1st met he was shackled he put his arms out and we walked into his arms the only thing that's different is that it was 2 of us at once and he said my lawyers and the way kevin is done it so that the seem to be a lot of pressure going to class pressure i don't know for you to drop the case all through well that there was always pressure against cases in more in guantanamo or cases involving alleged terrorists and we tried didn't make that point when jodi talks about that she's taking the words right out of an op ed i did in 2010 where i said i was a terrorist lawyer and proud of it i'm nothing but i'm saying that he helped to kill 3000 civilians and we're doing everyt

made with mauritania they wouldn't in the passport and now he has not been able to get a misa so far to 2 european only go. and abuse it to south africa we are hoping he and his american wife and baby can someday find a country that will give the give him citizenship and allow them to allow him to travel he's a free man he should be allowed to travel yes because you're representing our dollar right a mile and nashiri who is accused of the u.s.s. cole bombing in 2000 any corrective data from that case well in. you know he's been there a long time he's facing the death penalty the case is not anywhere near going to trial he was tortured brutally in the black sites we have been able to win some cases for him in the european court of human rights which at least show the world what has what was done to him and got 200000 euros to his family but in terms of getting closer to trying him know those that those cases his and the others who have been tried their cases need to be resolved and they can be if it's joe biden wants to really do it more from oscar winning kevin macdonald and lawyer n

who was held in the notorious prison for 14 years without charge arrested in mauritania by u.s. forces following the 911 attacks mr sly he was accused of being allowed to member the film is based on his diary published in january 25th which exposed the horrors of life in the detention center the full interview can be watched on our t.v. throughout the day but here's a quick teaser. you want to represent the head recruiter for 911 constitution doesn't have an asterisk yet. they kidnap me from my home prop me here over the back of my head and chains around my body. they seem to be a lot of pressure going to class pressure i don't know for you to drop the case all through well that there is always pressure against cases in more in guantanamo cases involving alleged terrorists and we tried did make that point when joni talks about that she's taking the words right out of an op ed i did in 2010 where i said i was a terrorist lawyer and proud of it people thought whatever that is saying about how bad it was there were grounds for the us authorities to. lock him up my understanding fro

widely regarded the most tortured money going turn the most is depicted in the hollywood film the mauritania in today's episode of going underground as she returns he speaks to the director of the movie and the lawyer of muhammad who old slahi who was held in the notorious prison for 14 years without charge arrested in mauritania by u.s. forces after the $911.00 attacks mr slahi was accused of being an al qaeda member the film is based on his diary published in january 25th which exposed the horrors of life in the detention center the full interview can be watched on r.t. throughout the day but now is a preview. you want to represent the head recruiter for 911 constitution doesn't have an asterisk yet. they kidnap me from my home prop me here over the back of my head and chains around my body. they seem to be a lot of pressure going to class pressure i don't know for you to drop the case all through well that there is always pressure against cases in more in guantanamo or cases involving alleged terrorists and we did make that point when joni talks about that she's taking the words right out

guantanamo scenes and it was the 1st place he'd been to in the world actually going taliban in mauritania for 20 years and so i think it was a degree of excitement about traveling in day in beautiful cape town but at the same time being a let's say which was reconstructed to his memory really of what he seen and experienced at the find that very difficult he didn't last very low the 1st day he went home pretty quickly back to his photo out and i think it i think it brought back an awful lot of you know post-traumatic stress disorder that sort of thing not to tell me what happened but it because you asked me to set fire to this place but i'm still. writing and that's where the pages are for writing down. you need to tell me the truth you need to tell me what happens i can't defend you do you understand that to take it nothing whatever i say. it doesn't matter it's an island i hear outside my family my brother their lives go on terror is life goes on but be here i'm like a statue i mean that's it we've been told that people watch this show in guantanamo bay what did you 1st think when you s

made with mauritania they wouldn't give him a passport and now he has not been able to get a visa so far to 2 european only got a visa to south africa we are hoping he and his american wife and baby can someday find a country that will give the give him citizenship and allow them to allow him to travel he's a free man he should be allowed to travel. mozambique is in the grip of terror with the islamic state group holding on to control of a town it sees there for more than a week now this is led to dozens of victims a mass exodus and the interruption of a french energy project in the area the international community is doing little to help beyond making statements that suggest africa is not a priority for major powers loosely reports. i'm here in downtown johannesburg both of heading to mozambique leaf from last week insurgents affiliated with islamic state launched a raid on the northernmost big town of palma ransacking buildings and murdering a beheading civilians. the latest attack is the biggest escalation by islamist web boles who have been waiting villages in towns in northern m

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prisoner didn't get a passport for 3 years after he got out that was the deal the us made with mauritania they wouldn't give him a passport and now he has not been able to get a visa so far to 2 european only got a visa to south africa we are hoping he and his american wife and baby can someday find a country that will give to give him citizenship and allow them to allow him to travel he's a free man he should be allowed to travel. to and he isn't omics they terror group has had hold of a key town in mozambique for over a week but the international community seems a little ball it's more on that side of the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. welcome back to the program french energy company total has withdrawn all its fall from mozambique because the company faces a terror campaign islamic group has been holding control of a key town it sees that for over a week now this is not the dozens of victims now the u.n. world

prisoner we didn't get a passport for 3 years after he got out that was the deal the us made with mauritania they wouldn't give him a passport and now he has not been able to get a visa so far to 2 european only got a visa to south africa we are hoping he and his american wife and baby can someday find a country that will give to give him citizenship and allow them to allow him to travel he's a free man he should be allowed to travel. still had the islamic state terror group has had control of a town and mozambique for over a week but the international community seems not to be overly bothered more on that after the break. the wall street frauds going all the way back to the twenty's they're not different they're repackaged rebranded and sold again it's the same wine it in a bottle so the spac frog is just a variation on the dot com frog which is a variation of the mortgage sub prime frog he will frot the g.d.p. would be it would be negative 20 percent. the been. good. welcome back to the program now the french energy company total has withdrawn its personnel from mozambique as the african n

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bombarding its position in the north with the aims of assassinating its leader now it also comes after mauritania and leisure as well as other african union countries called on various groups in the capital to sit down and hold a dialogue with the transitional military council that took over following the death of me on monday now the military council itself has called for dialogue not just with the armed groups but various other opposition groups opposition leaders who spoke to al-jazeera over the past few days say that they did indeed get calls from the transition military council and that they're willing to sit down with the council as it holds consultations to appoint a $69.00 member transitional council and a transitional cabinet so it looks like some groups are willing to heed to the calls of dialogue that has been made by the transitional military council but others are still resisting the fact that the military is in charge instead of the speaker of parliament aspart chat's constitution which has been dissolved following the announcement of these death some of the groups that are resistin

prisoner didn't get a passport for 3 years after he got out that was the deal the us made with mauritania they wouldn't give him the passport and now he has not been able to get a visa so far to 2 european only got a visa to south africa we are hoping he and his american wife and baby can someday find a country that will give to give him citizenship and no allow them to allow him to travel he's a free man he should be allowed to travel. still ahead steve mannix takes terror group of us had a he had control of a key town in mozambique for over a week but the international community seems a little bald it's more of a story after the break. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. any. all became the bottleneck is a valid excuse you remove it and you know full well you see there is a government to some little food we call to do this vision we said action on this levy from. the ends and social east then. at least those so-called peace with the palestinian solutions between so you or anyone and you know those who say only. welcome bac

before the ceremony, macron and his counterparts from burkina faso, mali, mauritania and niger met withs government and a civilian military transition within 18 months. the 37—year—old mahamat idriss deby was named head of state by the military council after the parliament was dissolved, a move described by opposition leaders as a coup. president idriss deby�*s demise, right after securing a sixth term in a recent presidential election, has raised concerns about the security situation within the country and region. clarisse fortune, bbc news. the academy awards are taking place this weekend in la. one of the frontrunners for best picture is nomadland, with six 0scar nominations. 0ur west coast correspondent sophie long has been out to the nevada desert to meet some of america's real nomads. nomadland is the story of one widow's journey through grief and the american west. but it's a story that resonates with many who dwell in the vans that dot the desert landscape here. it's kind of simpatico with fern�*s story. my husband died, and we don't have kids. so ijust sold everything and just

president of the g. 5 say you know the grouping that includes chad needs air protein a fossil mally and mauritania. what remains to be seen is what role mohammed the son and the new military leader will will will take in both the g 5 say hell and as a as a member of the multinational joint task force i don't think it's going to change very much the yemen g t f is headed by a nigerian general and there's been no change in the politics of nigeria recently. nor have there been in the know has there been in the other countries involved in the m a g d f what what what remains to be seen is how the military will operate in domestic terms rather than regionals or we have to leave it there david smith executive director of okapi consulting and radio and our son and thomas and i thank you very much my pleasure. now russian president vladimir putin has been delivering his annual state of the nation address he warned that moscow would respond in a swift and harsh way to any foreign provocations mr putin's speech comes as tensions with the west are increasing over a russian military build up on the border wit

similarly on the radar, but we are taking a look at, whether it is cameroon, or mara tanya, -- mauritania, or others. we are very thank full of the campaign promises, but more fundamentally, we are very mindful of the fact that the conditions in those countries deserve our close review, and that review was well underway. >> thank you. thank you. let me switch gears a little bit. we had a panel one week ago on activists. it what sort of centered around this film called "infiltrators," a fabulous film. a past documentary sort of fiction about these undocumented activists during the obama administration who deliberately got them subs arrested to go into detention centers in order to document there were people there with no criminal histories . then the from -- then the film came out, and the trump administration targeted people, activists, for deportation, including one of the people in the film. mr. rojas. he was under supervision, checking in for a long period of time, then was deported suddenly even though nothing had changed. were talking about hundred of thousands of people. but there a

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before the ceremony, macron and his counterparts from burkina faso, mali, mauritania and niger met withby the military council after the parliament was dissolved. a move described by opposition leaders as a coup. president idriss deby�*s demise, right after securing a sixth term in a recent presidential election, has raised concerns about the security situation within the country and region. prince william and his wife have published a photograph of their youngerson published a photograph of their younger son libby to mark his third birthday. it shows him writing a red bicycle and was taken by kate at the family household in london surely before he left for his first day at nursery. how lovely. you are watching bbc news. good evening. the dry weather that has persisted for much of april so far is set to continue through the weekend and into the start of next week. as well as that, it's pretty cold air, so we're seeing some night—time frosts. but such is the strength of the april sunshine. we had 21 degrees celsius in porthmadog in north west wales during the day, and we had high levels

and syria against mauritania or yemen saudi arabia or great sea with morocco jordan and south sudan will fight for a place in that great as well palestine and connery's and find a great day algeria and egypt are already qualified and they will be joined by other lebanon or djibouti libya or sudan. the force. which will be played. towards the end of this year. as an event to. the war as an event to unite the world 450000000 people will. surely. find out which of these 20 cities is actually the best teams competing and are unlikely to experience this in training this is in florida where f.c.s. footless were given a bit of a scare that was because a big alligator to end up at that training session which allowed some of the players to walk on their sprinting that is one way to get the prize motivated isn't it rather thanks very much indeed jim thank you. and just a quick monday can catch up any time with your sport and the news on our web site the address of his al-jazeera dot com you can watch us by clicking on the live michael. that's it for me and our intent if that's news up in a minute

bombarding its position in the north with the aims of assassinating its leader now it also comes after mauritania and leisure as well as other african union countries called on various groups in the capital to sit down and hold a dialogue with the transitional military council that took over following the death of me on monday now the military council itself has called for dialogue not just with the armed groups but various other opposition groups opposition leaders who spoke to al-jazeera over the past few days say that they did indeed get calls from the transition military council and that they're willing to sit down with the council as it holds consultations to appoint a $69.00 member transitional council and a transitional cabinet so it looks like some groups are willing to heed to the calls of dialogue that has been made by the transitional military council but others are still resisting the fact that the military is in charge instead of the speaker of parliament aspart chat's constitution which has been dissolved following the announcement of these death some of the groups that are resistin

he served in the middle east and islamic africa as ambassador to the islamic republic of mauritania and as deputy assistant secretary of state responsible for iranian affairs, and of course, it's important to note that john was one of the of the hostages held by the iranians during the iranian hostage crisis. he also was an author of a number of books and his most recent book is actually quite an intriguing book called believers love and death in tehran, which is sort of i think a novel john i believe and it's quite interesting. it's got set in tehran and it's kind of after the hostage crisis, but it really it really has some it's really fastening. i love mysteries and if you love mysteries and books about books about mysteries and iran and so forth. please read the book. he also has a book called negotiating with ir. wrestling with the ghosts of history and a number of other books as well and barry rosen is a senior advisor of united against nuclear iran a former press attachei at the us embassy in tehran executive director public affairs at borough of manhattan community college and f