well statement by the french defense ministry effectively dismisses the findings in this u.n. report the french defense ministry says that it stands by its version of events it also questioned some of the methods that were used by u.n. investigators in mali this report done by the u.n. mission in the country now the french defense ministry men tains the what happened in its point of view and generally the 3rd is that it carried out an airstrike in central mali targeting armed fighters on the ground the french defense ministry statement says that these armed fighters had been detected less than an hour before 3 bombs were dropped more than a dozen people were killed what the u.n. report says is in fact 19 civilians were killed they had been attending a wedding party and this was the sort of story that emerged after this air strike local n.g.o.s on the ground in mali had said that eyewitnesses had talked about the fact that there had been a wedding gathering in this village people talked about planes flying overhead now the french defense ministry virulently denies this they say

one is that your ministry is called ministry. you don't call it an office, a bureau, a program. the second thing was it is a new presence. >> well, when i say that, i mean that we need to be present when we meet people. whether it is an offender or a victim, we need to be present recovinsi panying. of a prison or a jail. >> as i looked at what you do, it does seem that you acknowledge that there is a relationship between the offenderand the victim. but now they are in a relationship. the relationship is there and it needs acknowledgment and pending. that is what you let people to understand. >> yes, the relationship is there but it needs to be a bridge that brings two parts together. that's where we are starting those justices when harm has occurred in a particular way. so, that breach needs to be connected by those two people. so, that is our adversarial system settling something. so, what's different about what this tries to bring into it. >> it just attempts to separate both. there is an opportunity for them to learn about what happened and restorative justice brings that fer

of foreign affairs he is a veteran diplomat and remember who used to be in charge of the ministry of foreign affairs that was the job the minister there was one of the jobs of the state counselor and son suchi you've just heard one of her right hand men in the past reading out this statement saying no we're where exercising restraint explaining the military's narrative and urging the un to show some understanding to the new rulers of me and my it does beg the question given his heart didn't seem to be in to in that speech whether he was speaking under duress whether he was in fear of reprisals whether he was speaking clearly it is interesting that in the human rights council we heard that it was a video statement from the myanmar foreign ministry contrasting of course with the end of last month where in the un general assembly in person we thought we were going to get a similar speech from the myanmar ambassador and he didn't give a speech like that he gave a speech denouncing the military coup which i think probably is worthy of me on my our foreign ministry submitted something on v

for the top civil servant in that ministry not clear to me whether he was in that job before the coup whether he's speaking under duress certainly didn't seem to be a lot of hot in his statement in which he also said myanmar would like to see the understanding from the united nations or the difficult situation the country finds itself and that in such contrast to tom andrews who is the special report to the independent expert the u.n. has hired to look at human rights in myanmar he is saying that the security cooke forces of murdered more than 70 people he said he can't keep track of the number of people being detained and he says that the military are likely engaging in crimes against humanity including murder and forced disappearance persecution torture imprisonment in violation of fundamental rules of international law strong indictment from the special rapporteurs and a remarkable statement from the foreign ministry of representing the myanmar military that they are using up most. they are at this stage exercising most restraint anyone who's seen those pictures i think would not d

defense ministry as you mentioned in the military staff in rome and had access to secrets that consent not only the italian military but also apparently major communication secrets and it's suggested that these were the documents that he handed over to the russian diplomat who's a member of the military attash a star in rome he'd apparently photographed them from a. computer screen and stored them on a pen drive which is what he time to do to the russian official just before being arrested now that these allegations are coming to light how big of a threat does this affair pose to italy's relations with russia. it's only a very delicate moment for the choose sides. both countries i think are interested in no downplaying the. there the rockets from this and limiting the damage. however the italian foreign ministry the foreign minister has described it as a very serious hostile hack and clearly the 'd italians can't pretend nothing has happened here it's interesting that in the italian government now we have the far right league which has a soft spot for moscow and one before it was sugge

here the ministry of health care the ministry of energy the ministry of statistics all for meaning and to those people were urging the employees of the government to stop taking orders from the incumbent prime minister and he called pasha now and we also saw a police arrived that the police arrived at the scene and probably right now they're still inside the building so we're still waiting to see how the situation is going to progress and you know i should tell you that this is definitely is going to be a day full of tension and uncertainty because we have 2 major rallies scheduled for today they were announced both by the opposition and by the prime minister and of course chances are very high that the clashes between the group read between groups of protesters might arrive and that's exactly what happened here last week and year of on when again the opposition and prime minister both scheduled there are rallies at the same time at the same day and you know despite the. increasing calls to for the resignation of the prime minister nicola doesn't seem like he is going to back away that

whatsoever and 1st on to work order media that the board of hooper birds of media offer the health ministry of justice to its masque procurement when the german government wants an urgent need for this this see your proof of the minister directly that kind of act and the minister of defense but that means that the border representative in berlin mr from k. was not informed about the mask business neither by his company nor his husband who had been the direct contact person that contradicts common sense. and i can only repeat that according to bird there mr spawn's husband was not informed or involved in the transaction at any time but early a version of the article had claimed the bird it was owned by the health ministers husband that was later corrected to reflect mr for and his role as an employee about how to stop lawmakers from seeking clarification from the health minister this salami tactic with the bit by bit information from the ministry of health about the procurement of masks undermines the trust in the institutions of our democracy it has to stop we now need an end dependent tran

well statement by the french defense ministry effectively dismisses the findings in this u.n. report the french defense ministry says that it stands by its version of events it also questioned some of the methods that were used by u.n. investigators in mali this report done by the u.n. mission in the country now the french defense ministry men tains the what happened in its point of view and generally the 3rd is that it carried out an airstrike in central mali targeting armed fighters on the ground the french defense ministry statement says that these armed fighters had been detected less than an hour before 3 bombs were dropped more than a dozen people were killed what the u.n. report says is in fact 19 civilians were killed they had been attending a wedding party and this was the sort of story that emerged after this air strike local n.g.o.s on the ground in mali had said that i witness is had talked about the fact that there had been a wedding gathering in this village people talked about planes flying overhead now the french defense ministry virulently denies this they say

. >> the french ministry is definitely considering that all the process the rules of engagement haveeen restricted --espected in terms of humanitarian law. >> the u.n. and humanitarian ngos are now calling for two more independent investigations. one by the french and one by the military. >> earlier, we spoke to our french politics editor who told us how this report may affect the view of france's presence in the region. >> the u.n. is calling for an impending investigation into the tragic incident. there have already been some quarters calling for the french departure. the military has been there for eight years now. they believe the country is still under dire straits and the presence is clearly a reality of daily life. it is mostly airstrikes, helicopters, and not so much boots on the ground. we have seen some demonstratio agnst the french presence several months ago. this could resume, because if the french are not sceeding enough against jihadist groups, that's one thing you can say it's a military objective that is not being achieved. if there are reports cfirmed that civilia a

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30 of the central district of on before that they hit another government building where several ministries are located and those were quite chaotic scenes as the crowds were smashing through the hallways and i guess those people who were at their desks at that time might have been really frightened the crowd specifically were addressing the government employees urging them to stop taking any called orders and do not calm to the pro passion and rally they do not stay inside for too long they storm in they shout slogans with the help of a bullhorn and then they move on so it looks like the police simply can't catch up with them now the protesters are said to be coming back to the national parliament that's where the opposition has been camping out for the last several days turning the area into the center of an uprising against nicole anyway that shows you how much attention is in the air right now as the political crisis in armenia unfolds at the political front the situation develops pretty fast we've just received information that the authorities have agreed to snap elections but they wil

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china's foreign ministry spoke this afternoon laying the blame for this tense atmosphere solely at the foot of washington china's foreign ministry spokesperson john lee jen said china was invited and then promptly the us open the meeting by starting with what he described as unfounded attacks on the chinese side he said it was impolite and the chinese officials had no choice but to fire back he also acknowledged the atmosphere in the room and said that it was dramatic and that there was a court smell of gunpowder in the air is what he said now i think the key thing to remember is one of the whole months of chinese president xi jinping has leadership here is really trying to come from a position of strength has made this promise to the chinese people since he's been in power that china will no longer be looked down on by the west and i think this was a very much the point of strength that chinese officials wanted to convey during the opening statement that they made during this alaska encounter just as us were playing to their own audience china was playing to their is the 1400000000 po

a number of his own ministries. anyone and everyone who expres different opinion. in some they have been punished. now there's there's no exception to you. before vice president a deep could be arrested he handed his phones to an ally to sneak them out of the mold as a source copy the contents to us. the phone leak documents and recordings of revealed a paradise com could corrupted. and stolen. the system has completely failed i mean in such a small place where everyone knows everyone it's very easy to corrupt the entire system. it's like a game or putting. at the top before. president obama is in want policing the world central bank in world parliament in world and traditionally what. is no future for the country. so there's no future for us. everybody is afraid. the more lives is being sold out by these few people who are making money out of the beauty of that country. the country has been stolen by pete. has come into power he has this need to go off the country and collect money. i would say to him that you do not have the right to stay in power and you have lo

official of me and ma he is the permanent secretary at the foreign ministry it's also worth reminding you that who used to be in charge in the foreign ministry because one of the jobs of the state council was the foreign minister and that was a young son suchi so this is someone who used to work very closely with young sung sujit who now is defending the military crackdown and saying the authorities have been exercising most restraint to deal with the violent protests which clearly goes against everything that we've seen on our screen since the coup on the 1st of february and it does beg the question is he speaking totally freely or is he in fear of the current situation is inferior in fear of any sort of reprisals against him. as military has leveled new accusations against deposed leaders and a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments with $600000.00 plus gold while in government has more from bangkok. protesters in myanmar again lean bullets on the streets of yangon live ammunition used elsewhere to protesters in several other cities and towns are facing a stepped up v

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health ministries across europe this evening donna thanks very much indeed donna came in berlin. britain's warning its vaccine rollout will be slower than hoped in the coming weeks the health secretary says it's still on track but deliveries have been slowed because of supply chain problems with the astra zeneca job 1700000 doses of another vaccine have also been delayed as they need to be retested the government has previously expressed disappointment after the european union threatened to limit exports of covert 1000 vaccines to the u.k. another minister said the slow delivery was down to lumps and bumps in the global supply chain as needed barco reports from london. some months they may be but their wording of a letter that was handed out to health services on wednesday was very different it mentioned significantly constrained supplies and it all refers to a 5000000 doses shortfall from india the original order had been double that 10000000 but because of delays in the manufacturing of those doses and also because of india's own domestic demand it means that those supplies wil

disappointed that iran has ruled out informal discussions with its european allies iran's foreign ministry says it's too soon to return to the negotiating table as it wants the u.s. to make the 1st move and lift economic sanctions israeli prime minister is blaming iran for an attack on a cargo ship israeli owned vessel was damaged by an explosion in the gulf of oman on friday a blast that left holes in the hull of the ship now docked in dubai benjamin netanyahu wouldn't be drawn on direct retaliation iran's foreign ministry denies involvement in the syrian military says its air defense has responded to an israeli strike near damascus state media say the missiles were fired from the occupied golan heights but most were intercepted in the vicinity of the capital and the philippines has begun vaccinating its population against code 19 the 1st batch of the chinese made sign of back vaccine arrived on sunday the philippines is the 2nd worst hit country in southeast asia those are the headlines on al-jazeera up front is next. is there a screw tell us all really keys were supposed to compensate f

the ministry introduces martial law. banning gatherings of more than 5 people it makes no difference. the. love from c. the whites of. the of the kanaka. in small towns and cities across the authorities stopped using tin cans to cannons and knives running against. this 19 year old woman was shot in the police crackdown on demonstrations she was the 1st protester to die since. despite the dangers he says he will continue to fight if you want to arrest me force you know why say my hand arrest me that's it i don't care. i'm coming live dreams side because my brain will that i have been in the country and are never you know resolution. it's younger generations dr askew. i am. 22. a student union leader is an organizer of several rallies. there 6 so. these students came of age using the internet and social media. did you. hear that a little bit more do you. know that have you always in my human knew that the day is over i heard him like that. all the life that would be i want to begin on monday and i got mama gave him another

however the italian foreign ministry the foreign minister has described it as a very serious hostile act and clearly the 'd italians can't pretend nothing has happened here it's interesting that in the italian government now we have the far right league which has a soft spot for moscow and no one before it was suggested might even accept. political funding from moscow and of course in the past in the cold war italy had the largest communist party in the west and was therefore seen as a weak link in terms of nato military secrets things of the world considerably since then all right philip a well and an author and a journalist in rome thank you so much for that update. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world of an international conference on aid for syrians facing extreme poverty has missed its target the virtual talks raise 5 and a half 1000000000 euros that's 3000000000 euros short of its goal united nations and says coronavirus is making the situation in syria even worse. the european commission is referring poland to the top courts over concer

official of me and ma he is the permanent secretary at the foreign ministry it's also worth reminding you that who used to be in charge in the foreign ministry because one of the jobs of the state counselor was the foreign minister and that was sung suchi so this is someone who used to work very closely with young sung suchi who now is defending the military crackdown and saying the authorities have been exercising most restraint to deal with the violent protests which clearly goes against everything that we've seen on our screens since the coup on the 1st of february and it does beg the question is he speaking totally freely or is he in fear of the current situation is he in fear of fear of any sort of reprisals against him and indeed of course it's interesting that judgment speaking to the human rights commission knowing that it already has issues with its u.n. ambassador who. wonders who really is actually speaking for the country at the u.n. . well there's the bigger issue of international recognition in embassies around the world and who they are loyal to and certainly a big priz

private the health ministry has to issue an exemption. well that would be the 2nd european country to do so hungry is already administering doses over the sputnik the vaccine which is said to have had an effort to see over around 92 percent making it one of the most sort of highest efficacy of the 3 major vaccines including of course the pfizer vaccine and it does seem now that despite the fact that that vaccine hasn't yet been approved for regulatory you see in the e.u. that more e.u. countries looking to get hold of the species to be able to look to late their populations quicker e.u. countries now deciding that perhaps it is best to do this alone rather than relying on the block reporting live from paris that's our correspondent charles duper ski thank you. killers to israel now where a government proposal to use electronic bracelets to insure people self isolate them returning from abroad has been met with mixed reaction by israelis. live reports from the airport where the program was launched. as you can see behind me it's largely de

and italian navy captain working at the defense ministry has allegedly been caught selling documents to a russian official in response italy has expelled 2 russian diplomats the navy captain has been arrested and russia's ambassador has been summoned to italy's foreign ministry the kremlin says it hopes bilateral ties will not be damaged over this affair. now to a woman who has blazed a trail for. people in germany's armed forces understands the a-b. fong was the 1st transgender commander in the german army the buddhists there on this international transgender day of visibility her story shows how much has changed for gay and trans people pursuing a career in the military but it was a long and challenging road to acceptance. putting on make up has become a part of her every day routine anastasio be falling is a lieutenant colonel in the german army and a transgender woman. i am transgender and i decided it for 42 actually leave my male life behind that doesn't mean at 40 i realized that i was a woman it's just that was the point of my life or decided to actually move into that direct

the french defense ministry and the french defense ministry says that it stands by its version of events and even questions some of the work that was done in this investigation by the un mission on the ground in mali. the french defense ministry questioning for example the identity of some eyewitnesses who contributed to the report but the report by the un mission in mali says that on january the 3rd french airplanes dropped 3 bombs on what was a wedding party $900.00 civilians were killed now amongst that wedding party there were 3 members of an armed group linked to al qaeda were also killed now the french defense ministry has always said it's always maintained that it targeted. not civilians of course it targeted armed groups it said that it had detected that there was a large group of armed fighters on the ground and that is why it dropped these bombs it has never denied carrying out this airstrike but it is always said that the targets were armed fighters however in the days after the said strike it emerged we heard reports from eyewitnesses quoted by a local ngo who said that this

we continued our ministries together and 17 years ago, he asked me to host here. i was mentoring along with elizabeth, being a host and we are grateful for his ministry and we thank his wife, gail, for the wonderful celebration of his life that happened about five weeks ago in el cerrito. blessings to you and your family, gail. you've been all over the world with you and have been to the ministry in pakistan. i've always admired and appreciated that and we are grateful for everything he has done .1 of thpeshave, was howard thurmond, the great spiritual and religious giant among us. whenever i would have this guest on, he would say, make sure you allow time for this guest. reverend dr. dorsey blake, great to have you. >> i always appreciate the invitation and the opportunity to, on mosaic. >> how many years have you been here? >> 25 plus years. i first went in 1992 and was not installed u 94. e actual ce years will be next year. >> we will also have a major conference. we are expandingtook a where we are now and we have to do more than react to what more will be th

the military controlling key ministries and 25 percent of the parliament so it wasn't what i say on the road to democracy i meant it is incremental progress it was steps ahead of when it was a total military authoritarian regime but by no means was it a regime that fully participate in democracy nor fully respected human rights the atrocities that occurred in 2017 and the discrimination that has continued with the previous government in a kind state i have been very clear and we all should be very critical of the way the regime to have been and were continuing and continue to be treated but my point is this is that what we're seeing right now are. hundreds of thousands if not millions of people coming out in the streets from every corner of me and more cities large and small all ages all social and economic backgrounds to protest this coup and to protest this violation of of their of their country of their government that my answer your question was that is what is clearing this that is what is generating this not the arrest or any particularly. the arrest of well over a 1000 people

place to expand this to a 1000 but that depends on legislation we've also heard from the health ministry that they haven't ruled out the possibility of introducing monitoring people's cell phones and that was something that the israeli internal security the shin bit was involved in last year but it also proved to be hugely controversial. the israeli government has already passed a law that gives authorities access to the personal data of unvaccinated people the measure will remain in place for 3 months and provide information on those who have only had one job at all the government insists the law those only designed to encourage vaccination and says the information will not be used for any other purpose is what people in the streets of tel aviv had to say about the law. but i'm concerned that the government wants to share private medical information with institutes that are not relevant i see it as a major violation of civil rights i definitely all about it to let this information out and out of the as an incentive to people to get like seen and as. taking us one step closer to normal l

on thursday the danish health ministry said it hadn't established any link between the clots and the vaccine but would stop using the astra zeneca job for 2 weeks so it could investigate austria said it wouldn't use shots from one batch of the vaccine after a woman died soon after being inoculated dystonia lithuania luxembourg and latvia say stop jabs from the same batch and italy withdrew another batch of the vaccine after 2 men died in sicily although nailing has been established between the vaccine and their deaths engines a different situation that is related there to their education. or risk and so. on but at this stage there is no real evidence to suggest that the astra zeneca that is the cause or any may decide but no it does make me doubt it. several countries have said they'll continue using the astra zeneca vaccine friends and canada say the benefits outweigh the risks and they see no reason to suspend injections mexico has expressed confidence and australia says its monitoring reports of side effects but it's see no evidence to suggest the astra zeneca vaccine causes blood

very happy news by senior government no i supposed it or not the defense ministry valid to remain neutral can they do that and they're put in there in the current situation of what you've just been going through their feelings that the soldiers might have. to be not mutual but of course is that if the situation becomes more and more. military would have to take sight bruneau i erroneous lee place to cross the channel earlier you're speaking to us from paris today professor at the national institute of languages eastern civilizations in france bruno thank you. moving the program on simmering anger at tightening covert restrictions has boiled over in ireland denmark thousands have taken to the streets demanding their freedoms back. well those protests in several e.u. countries come as there is an increasing transmission breaks over 19 here in fronts the health minister has described the situation as. the epidemic with tens of thousands of new cases being registered every day now as a result of that over the weekend several times in france went into new weekend lockdowns and it does look as

china's foreign ministry spokesperson said this afternoon that opening meeting was the appetizer and we're still waiting on the main course so we're going to be watching closely to see if any progress can be made. meanwhile china's 1st trial of 2 canadians charged with espionage has ended with no verdict businessman michael spot or appeared in court in the southeastern city of dung dong on friday and indian diplomats were denied access to the proceedings or in former diplomat michael kors was arrested 2 years ago it was a move widely seen as retaliation for canada's detention of huawei executive mung ones who upon the requests of the united states in other world news tanzania has its 1st female president some yes who her son has been sorting during a ceremony in dar es salaam it comes 2 days after she announced the death of president john michael fully at the age of 61 catherine sawyer has more from kenya's capital nairobi. well she just given how fast maiden speech and it was a very emotional tribute to her predecessor john paul mcgeough we are she also said that he's going to be bu

as a huge scandal over political profiteering from facemask sales hits the top no with the health ministry of self in the firing. protesters hit the streets across europe against pay for people tell us why. take it anymore. we are fed up we no longer know wishful to stand we are a little lost the soul of their being if you call on the streets life so much we are here in castle today because all the measures that are being taken here in germany no longer serve the people. until now u.s. forces journalists have in egypt stand in another country to photograph what's happening in the united states. cheerless when the president binds a ministration that is stopping them from filming the migrant crisis as the us grapples with the biggest surge of refugees in decades. moscow time good morning from in this is r.t. international here with the latest for the next 30 minutes or because stick around there's a take you through it in small detail this 1st german chancellor angela merkel has warned the covert situation in the country is very serious as she announces a new round of harsh nationwide restri

states institute for drug control must examine the documentation and if they approve it the health ministry has to issue an exemption well the czech republic is not the only country that is already doing that hungry has been inoculated people with the sputnik the vaccine for the last month said to happen efficacy rates over around 92 percent but it hasn't yet been given regulatory approval he in europe but it seems as the continues to hold across the bloc countries now deciding to make their own way. now we turn to the growing unrest in armenia where protesters have stormed a number of government buildings in the capital the president and prime minister have already met to discuss the tense political situation the pm said the outcome of that meeting will be announced later today that's in the capital is brace for 2 mass rallies both for and against the prime minister we cannot cross live to the heart of the action in the armenian capital an artist coming to come so constantine it's been a rapidly changing picture over in armenia bring us up to speed on the latest developments. tension runs

the german environment ministries international climate initiative is supporting the fishing communities efforts to help themselves. susanne you know heads the municipalities disaster relief unit she helped set up the protected area. n.p.r. we experienced so mainly changes may be that's the. cost of climate change like the sea level raw ari's extreme heat. long drought and heavy rain fall and the chorus of frequent occurrence for. it's evening and the sever and you know family are preparing supper . on the menu fish of course with lemon grass tomatoes and chili and rice. i boil some water in if the when i add the vegetables. and then the fish. i let it cook for a while. but i don't let it cut. that. the 2 daughters who still live at home have been studying climate change at school . they understand how it's affecting life here. it's a big problem for my father and makes me really sad about what's so hard out there on the water and many might not even catch a single fish that i feel sorry for him he works really hard but still sometimes comes home empty handed. there are signs that. the 7

state institute for drug control must examine the documentation and if they approve it the health ministry has to issue an exemption well the czech republic is not the only country that is already doing that hungry has been inoculated people with the sputnik the vaccine for the last month said to have an efficacy rate over around 92 percent for the house and yet being given regulatory approval he in europe but it seems as the vaccine continues to hold across the bloc countries now deciding to make their own way more than a year since i 1st started to take a crippling hold on the world the pandemic has left a trail of devastation and its wake 2 and a half 1000000 people are dead and around 115000000 have been infected but despite this little is still known about the long term effects of the virus known as long. as the latest now and his special cover documentary series. for more than a year now humanity has been dealing with cove it great he just understands what symptoms have been identified with oxford only now do we start to understand that there is also a long coat of it in use names wa

modern and sputnik the while it said they would only be administered to frontline health workers ministry later revealed that senior officials had been inoculated that angered many palestinians who say the palestinian authority didn't distribute the vaccine clearly is that i'm not. a few days ago we received the 1st package of vaccinations from kovacs and the instructions to the ministry of health and all its staff stated that the vaccination process should be dealt with in full transparency and clarity and that any person who might bypass the priorities announced by the ministry of health will be held accountable and all their frustration comes from israel's unwillingness to vaccinate palestinians under its occupation. 3000000 palestinians live in the west bank and israel's government on the inoculated about 100. it 1000 who come you were. appalled at the court order loser. but it's part of the oppressor part not compensating. them up a year into the pandemic of all things of economy has taken a big hit. here that. israel has confiscated the palestinian foreign minister as border pass af

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