for jumping bail in 2012 and denied early release in september over fears he would up scott mills melzer again says assad has a right to due process has been systematically violated. clearly showed just how to keep a goal for people to watch or because this was changed has been a salute to be controlled by a woman from ward 6 years. we could identify the causes for the symptoms a degree of certainty we could see is that there was this. stress levels that were added by the various systems the arbitrary just the procedures. for someone spontaneously but after a couple of years when you were with every state authority you were exposed to treat you with extreme return missed by its. actions and you will trust in your him and. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez is in the catalan capital for talks with security chiefs and to visit injured police officers after a week of major protests in the region with angry pro independence activists demanding the release of jailed separatist leaders on sunday people rallied outside the spanish government's residence in barcelona and dubbed bags of trash t

blower them to try to obstruct the police found meanwhile a un special rapporteur on torture nears melzer who visited a sergeant prison inmate along with 2 medical experts claims the australian national has been subjected to sustained psychological torture adding his call for yukio authorities to investigate has been turned down. ask one of the u.k. to domesticate on their current. case and the violation to all of prosecute and punish them is all and of officials. now for 4 months i didn't receive any results of the whole and. you know. responded in a very short range to paragraph letter but they rejected all allegations. wall to do treatment for mr assad and that he was free to leave and pursue a quick war at that time and so clearly they did not investigate because it was request you know the kingdom is a party to the united nations convention against torture which of why it is all it's hard to conduct a criminal investigations assuming there is a reasonable ground in the united kingdom and the clear treaty obligation to investigate this case passionately. in the united states a son jus

jumping bail in 2012 and denied early release in september over fears he would up scotland wales melzer again says his right to due process has been systematically violated. clearly showed is true but it's typical for victims of psychological torture because mr siege has been a salute it's barely 'd controlled by him and for more than 6 years. we could identify the causes for the symptoms a degree of certainty we could see is that there was this humility of stress levels that were added by the various systems the arbitrary just the procedures that's a sound like torture for someone spontaneously but after a couple of years when you are with every state authority you are exposed to treats you with extreme return missed and by this you will become actions and you will lose trust in your imagined. elsom world news in brief starting and limit on where people are bent in their anger over the dire state of the economy the protests began over it mounts up plans to tax what's app use and other rescue measures will be voted on later on monday. in brazil thousands of catholics are celebrating aft

belmarsh prison protesters gathered outside the courthouse chanting a free julian a song meanwhile mills melzer a u.n. special of a tour on torture visit asuncion prison in may along with 2 medical experts he says assad has been subjected to sustained. psychological torture adding that his call for u.k. authorities to investigate has been turned down. by the us the u.k. to domesticate this on their current. case to try and the violation to law school of prosecute and punish them using all ends of official. treatment. for 4 months i didn't receive any results and. responded in a very short greyish 2 paragraph letter but they rejected all allegations. you carry with them all to do treatment for mr assad and that he was free to leave the embassy record at any time and so clearly they did not investigate the case request kingdom is a party to the united nations convention against torture which applies to this all states party to conduct a prominent person with investigations assuming there is a reasonable ground in the united kingdom and the clear treaty obligation to investigate this case passion.

jumping bail back in 2012 and denied early release in september of affairs he would abscond is niels melzer again saying assange is his right to due process has been systematically violated. clearly shoulders have turned but is typical for victims of a logical torture and because mr assad has been isolated to really control them by whom and for more than 6 years. we could identify the causes for these symptoms with a degree of certainty we could see is that there was this humility of stress levels that were added by the various consistently arbitrary just procedures that are so like torture for someone spontaneously but after a couple of years when you are with every state authority you are exposed to treats you with extreme arbitrariness and by this you will become an action and you will loose the trust in your imagined. french publishing house has confirmed that it will reprint hitler's mind camp and that it will be back in bookstores from next year back in 2015 the company 1st announced its intention to republish the autobiographical manifesto of the nazi leader but the move sparked cond

thisis is nils melzer,r, the und nations special rapporteur on totorture, who visited assange last may in lolondon's belmarsh prison. >> i spoke with him foror an hor just to get a good first impression, then we had a by anal examination expert and then we had the two hour examination. all three of us had the same impression [indiscernible] we all came to the conclusion he showed all of the symptoms typical for a person who has been exposed to psychological torture over an extended period of time. amy: julian assange faces up to 175 years in prison if he's extradited to the united states to face hacking charges and 17 counts of viviolating the world war i-era espionage act. elsewhere in britain, police have launched the one of the largest murder investigations in decades after the bodies of 39 people were discovered in the back of a tractor-trailer at an industrial park east of london. the truck had a refrigerator unit. it was not immediately clear if the victims froze to death or suffocated. the essex police department said the deaths were likely the result of human trafficking. a pol