what would you personally like to say to the government and the ministry of justice? vernment and the ministry of justice? what officers are expected to do now isn't fair. i hope and pray to know life is lost, but it mustn't take that for the government to say our prison system is broken and we should be much angrier about the fact that they have been neglected for so long and the way they have suffered because of the cuts in they have suffered because of the cuts in resources they have suffered because of the cuts in resources and their overuse. ijust cuts in resources and their overuse. i just couldn't cope with the thought of going back into a prison. this has left steve with lifelong injuries and he is calling on the ministry ofjustice for change. injuries and he is calling on the ministry ofjustice for changem is crazy. i don't understand why they are doing it, it is cut backs and saving pennies but they are playing with lies. listen to the offices, listen to the foot soldiers and take on board what we are saying and take on board what we are saying and learn befo

ministry of justice sees it julian assange has didn't just receive information from an informant which would not constitute a crime journalist do have the right to acquire information from sources even if it is classified the american government claims that doesn't conspired with private manning who helped him access classified information intending to harm the united states. the u.s. hopes to. proof that just is a spy not just. to look at the charges they are absolutely applicable. to potentially other journalism or media publications. joining us our mission being a publisher is put in prison for being a publisher for no other reason than being a publisher. and we have no force. there are no rules to the game. even for the turn a list in the united states should feel i call it a scene and running down their spawn. at the charges that have been leveled against this publisher. because they could be next. dear julian. you are one of the most bravest person i know and this sentence that you'll get repeated often courage is contagious it was really true. that's the reason for great movemen

heard of one convicted terrorist who said he had been visited in prison by officials from the ministry of justicepected. that prisoner's lawyer says the government is spoiling for a fight by retrospectively increasing the timejudges rule people should spend in jail. decisions were timejudges rule people should spend injail. decisions were made not timejudges rule people should spend in jail. decisions were made not to impose those sentences on these people so to then impose it by d i ktats people so to then impose it by diktats from above seems to be spoiling for a fight. the prime minister is known to have been outraged by seniorjudges ruling against the government obit suspending parliament last september and some suspect he might be relishing the chance to take on the supreme court once again. mark easton, bbc news. the grenfell tower inquiry is asking the government's most senior lawyer, the attorney general, for a pledge that no one giving evidence to it will be prosecuted later on the basis of what they say. the request comes after potential corporate witnesses threatened to stay silent wit

and financial pressures, delays are green funding, meant the ministry of justice had to take some ofo plug holes in its wider budget. if we look at i suppose the wider criminaljustice ecosystem, this is why you are raising concerns that actually, the government may run at a prison places because you say, it's recruiting more police officers, therefore i assume you mean by that arrests might go up there for more people might be sentenced to jail terms. and also, you raise the point of tougher, longer sentences. that's quite right and i think what we are pressing for is for the prison service to develop a long—term funded, coherent plan for the presence that it is building and maintaining. so we end up with prisons that are safe, secure, decent, meet the needs of the prisoners held within them and also the people that work within them. yes, that's a very important aspect of this report, isn't it? that safe, secure, decent environment for prisoners in which there may be some greater hope of rehabilitation, i guess is what you're getting at? absolutely, the research shows that whilst the

they are then processed by the ministry of justice and once that process has taken place, justice andat process has taken place, those who have relatives that they are to connect with will be transported by us to those relatives. those who don't have relatives, we will locate in one of the shelters that is prepared for that purpose. we have been told that some of these men left jamaica when they were children. so what can they face, what can they expect when they face, what can they expect when they come back to jamaica? well, it is difficult to say what they would expect. it would be like a person going to a place they have never known. that means that they have no friends, they have no connections, no social connections. they don't know where things are to be found. so there is a sense of disorientation in that initial period. ouraim is disorientation in that initial period. our aim is to help them to become re—orientated to this new location. we have heard a lot in the media recently that these people have nothing really to return to. they are being labelled serious and violent cri

ministry ofjustice so we went for a responsibility. thejudiciary said enhanced training on this issue had been planned, and will begin in may of this year, the ministry of justicengoing review that is being led by the government, looking at the family courts, and the letter calls for this specific issue about training forjudges to be included in that review. thank you emma. lots to talk about then. lots to talk about then. dr charlotte proudman is a family law barrister, and one of the lawyers who authored this open letter. and sir mark hedley is a former judge, who still sits from time to time. he joins us from liverpool. howen usual is it, charlotte for europe looking at the family courts, and the letter calls for this specific issue about training for judges to be included in that review. thank you emma. lots to talk about then. howen usual is it, charlotte for europe lawyers and o oar —— laws and others to come together and say it needs to be looked at. this is a ground—breaking moment. we are decision as we have heard, which was com pletely decision as we have heard, which was completely unjust for this woman in this particular case, but, there are so this

and there are various processes that the ministry ofjustice has various processes that the ministry of justiceocess put in place. and also think about co—operation between security services, people on the outside in the probation service but it would talk about what is happening in when the top islamist, fundamentalism, that sort of thing, can it be persuaded out of it by someone who understand islam ? be persuaded out of it by someone who understand islam? i think it is asa who understand islam? i think it is as a religion but the specific islamist ideology is a politics. the second thing is how you understand human change and that is something that terminologies have wrap their head around for a long time. you have to be able to understand both issues, how you recognise an individual going to identity changes, how do you know if cognitive process is changing. can it be done? people can get things wrong. it has been done so the issue is not can it be done, but it will not be done in every case, 100% of the time but we have had individuals that have been very hard line terrorists being involve

wrote that experience in connecticut was key to inspiring him, to take up the ministry and the cause of racial and economic justice. i'm not saying for a second that we're that good, but i'm saying that every day we try to be that good. and you look at the dysfunction in our nation's capital, we're shocked by that hate speech and the parade in charlottesville, some, couple years ago, and i don't want to see any of that poison leaking closer to our home here in connecticut. i met with rabbis, who fear attacks on their synagogues, in the jewish community, wondering what happened to the country they love and felt so safe in. i just remind people, an attack on your synagogue, an attack on your mosque, is an attack on my church, and we're a family, we'll stand up against attacks like that, that's not what koonz is -- connecticut is about, and that's not what america is about. [ applause ] >> and as i travel, i talk to a lot of communities who are asking for more police protection, i met with many of the african-american ministers who speak about fear in their communities, fear of gun violence, some of them are actually

be court-martial or nonjudicial punishment under article 15 in the uniform code of military justice another and ministry of action or no action at all. again, statutorily requiring victim notification. next slide. the next two sections that i will address i have consolidated them into one bullet but two sections that basically by statute increase the manpower allocated to the investigation and victim assistance in sexual assault cases. the first is a requirement that military criminal investigative organization increase the number of defense or forensic examiners by at least ten over about the next -- by at least ten cents a number that was in existence on 30 september 2019. in the statutory increase of ten that's forensic examiners. next is an increase in the number of sexual assault investigators and so that it does not prescribe a specific number for what it does prescribe is a standard and so the standard is that military criminal investigative organizations are to have enough investigators such that they can process their cases within six months from the reports. or i should state the initiation of

ministries like finance, petroleum, justice, and defense. wothis is thd's youngest nation, with so many people rootin for in its fight for independence. but now the leaders are accused ofearing it apart through violence and corruption, are the ones promising a better future g has officially ended in iran where people took part in the country's parliamentary elections. the field of candidates is dominated by conservatives and hardliners loyal to ayatollah khomei. if they sweep the polls as expected, it is likely to politically weaken president hassan rouhani, a moderate. thousands of would-be candidates were barred for running for not meeting strict selection criteria. the duke and duchess of sussex will start using their royal grant from the spring. the news comes after it was announceds week that harry anpmeghan will formally ste down as senior royals from the 31st of march. a spokesperson for the coue said, due to government rules around the use of e word "royal," they agreed not to name their nonprofit organization the royal sussex foundation. as liverpool continue dominating the english premier ague, one young manchester united fan has taken matters into his own ha

national elections the justice ministry says the prime minister must be in court to hear the charges against him netanyahu was formally indicted last month with bribery fraud and breach of trust charges relate to his relationships with several business that he is israel's 1st sitting prime minister to be charged with a crime. that there will be a new but familiar face up on the debate stage when democratic presidential candidate hopefuls face off in las vegas on wednesday michael bloomberg has officially qualified to take part it will be his 1st time going face to face with them in a debate to try and secure the party nomination the former new york man now has 19 percent support nationally meaning he's cleared the threshold to challenge his rivals in las vegas. iran's supreme leader has called for high turnout in friday's parliamentary elections as a way to display unity within the country there are nearly 58000000 eligible voters and while turnout is traditionally low in the capital and surrounding towns and villages it's often a different story there is don't travel to a town outside of tehran to find out why. this is the main street environment. it's dedicated to tho

of justice but if it is not quickly then yes. >> how quickly. > anncr: the following is a paid program from joel osteen ministries. ♪ joel osteen: well, god bless joy to come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we will make you feel right at home. i like to start with something funny, and i heard about this young man. he was a huge football fan. he bought two tickets to the super bowl months ahead of time, not realizing it was going to be on the same day as his wedding. he paid a couple thousand dollars each for the tickets, so he put an ad on facebook seeing if anyone wanted to go in his place. he said, "it will be at 3 o'clock at first baptist church

elections the justice ministry says the point minister must be in court to hear the charges against him that's a new who was formally indicted last month with bribery frauds and breach of trust the charges relate to his relationships with several business men use israel's 1st sitting prime minister to be charged with a crime. jurors are set to begin deliberating the fate of harvey weinstein in a new york courts the former hollywood film producer is facing life in prison on charges of predatory sexual assault the case focuses on allegations made by 2 women with an 80 others have also accused weinstein of sexual misconduct he denies the allegations the boy scouts of america one of the largest youth organizations in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy the group says it's to ensure compensation for sexual abuse victims last year it was revealed that more than 12000 children had allegedly been abused all taking part in boy scouts to vittie is a list of more than 7800 suspected paedophiles was disclosed last month. there will be a new birth familiar face up on the debate stage when democratic presidential candidate hopefuls face off in las vegas on wouldn't say michael bloombe

ministry has rejected u.s. allegations that members of its military hacks the personal doctor of nearly $150000000.00 americans the u.s. department of justice has charged 4 men with breaking into the systems of equifax credit reporting agencies and 2017 and one of the biggest dasa hacks of history john a says its government and military never engage in cyber 5th washington says the equifax hack was far from an isolated attack this kind of attack on american industry is of a piece with other chinese illegal acquisitions of sensitive personal data for years we have witnessed china's for racist appetite for the personal data of americans including the fast of personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and and some health insurance companies and now the wholesale saft of credit and other information from ethical sacks polls have opened in the new hampshire 4 would be us presidential primary election candidates are looking to get ahead in the race suffer a delayed start in the iowa caucuses last week recent polls show amy will be chars ahead with bernie sanders not too far behind while the 2 thir

justice depending on the facts. not depending on who is a majority. the radicalization of the structures of state the police their ministries the junior magistracies the teachers the village self government mechanisms. all of them actually believe this is the land of the hindus and everybody else if they want to live via must live here as 2nd rate citizens nobody can feel safe. unless there is a the shoulders of the muslim isee. the isolation of minorities. risks becoming institutionalized in schools would so-called suffer nies ation the favoring of hindu ism over other traditions and school textbooks. where just a single drop 10th grade students have been studying a new hindu focused curriculum. it writes out much of the country's non hindu past. families and needs an example mistresses and they only get this now i am going to fight and the pain is in my name it says i don't like that we don't like to lie and we had a plan i never did that but the time. they say the word my hand is a person out of me fairly good to do will get up memories from it was a common idea. they let me let this elderly people still in there let me begin part of this. has got

there were justice ministry and gestapo prisons as well as police camps and other sites that used punitive labor. a tooluld be for reform for a small number of prisoners the nazis wanted to reform and release. establishinger of so much harsh work for them you broke their spirit and they would never give you any trouble again. camps that were work education camps. there were 235 of these. they show you the links between some of the types of camps. if you are a forced laborer and you refused to work or were not working hard enough or you broke a regulation, you could be sent to one of these camps for up to eight weeks. you would be forced to work under harsh circumstances. after eight weeks, if your attitude improved, you could go back to your labor camp which would seem like a garden party in comparison. judged your attitude had not improved, you'd be sent on to a concentration camp. that was going to be considerably worse. areathere was a huge gray between productive and punitive labor. concentration camp prisoners and ghetto inmates were supposed to be performing productive work much of the time. even while they were being worked to death.

national elections the justice ministry says the prime minister must be in court to hear the charges against him the one who was fully formally indicted last month. on charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust the charges relate to his relationships with several business men he is israel's 1st sitting prime minister to be charged with a crime protests against the natural gas pipeline in canada have shut down large parts of the country's rail networks causing massive disruptions for passengers and for freight indigenous groups against the project of blocking key rail lines across the country for nearly 2 weeks c.n. rail the 3rd largest rail network in north america shut parts of the eastern track and work the ira rail have has suspended most passenger runs across the country from minister justin trudeau urging the demonstrators to resolve the situation with trust and respect. the planned route runs through traditional indigenous lands to carry natural gas from dawson creek in the canadian province of british columbia to a coastal refinery. from there it will be shipped on to asian markets alan fisher is there for us and as negotiations to end the process hav