or a sunni muslim or a saudi muslim or an indian muslim. you are an american muslim. and that you didn't just ride in 1967 after the immigration and naturalization act, that there had been arabic prayers in this country probably from the time that those first slaves arrived. the whole narrative reshapes and you start to say, we have dinner for 400 years. and honestly, the most generous people in this whole story are black muslims who are like you take notice for the 60 years that you've been here, and now you want to say you want the latest chapter in our story? i guess we been generous for a few centuries now, we will be generous to you, to. right? so the story of muslims in america isn't just an immigrant story that is 60 years old. it's an american story that is 400 years old. it includes mohammad ali, it includes kareem abdul-jabbar. includes all of these major figures largely from the african-american community and tradition, and it is not ethnically split anymore. i think a final thing here is it does not only principally or yet aroun

forty four billion dollars a year are spent on by muslim women on lot of stress.contemporary muslim fashion the first of its kind dedicated to displaying islamic culture within a fashion context runs until january. so scott what's behind this muslim fashion boom well really it's i mean it's economic i mean there's a record number of young muslim women entering the workforce earning their own money and wanting to spend it and you know the muslim world the particulars of the arab world is growing credibly fast the economies are growing quickly fast and the sort of younger generation of muslim women are looking for ways to combine. fashion and their spending power with still being true to their traditions or to their faith and you're seeing this as say in the muslim world but also also increasingly in the western world there are a lot of young muslim women here in germany in the united states who are trying to combine fashion with with faith and some of them call themselves he just this just this those combining he job and fashionistas. and they're very active on soc

, saudi muslim, you are an american muslim. you didn't just arrive in 1967 after the immigration and naturalization act, there have been arabic prayers in this country probably from the time those first arrived. so, the whole narrative reshapes. you start to say, we have been here for 400 years. honestly, the most generous people in the whole story are black muslims. there like you ignored us and now you want to say you the latest chapter in our story. i guess we been generous for a few centuries now. some of the story of muslims in america is interested in immigrant story, it's america's story that's 400 years old. it includes mohammed ali, kareem abdul-jabbar, it includes all of these major figures largely from the african-american community and tradition. it is not ethnically split anymore. i think the final thing is that it does not only principally oriented around piety. it also orients wrong contribution. so, it used to be that the first question that was asked when somebody claims of muslim identity was, do you pray five

first we had to san francisco and an exhibition showcasing contemporary muslim fashion that explores the fusion between faiths and fashion modesty and maternity. is america ready for the show. when the do young museum in san francisco announced contemporary muslim fashions two years ago the idea immediately sparked criticism dedicating an exhibition to muslim fashion given the current political climate in the us is a bold move but the museum's director at the time maps whole line and choice courting controversy i think i know so it's for life for them. on the one hand there's islamophobia criticism at the front and. on the other there's also criticism from feminists who feel the exhibition celebrates the subjugation of women in muslim countries are looking for fall in with these men. hardly surprising that the opening was so well attended eighty ensembles are on display all designed to cover the body in keeping with his lama principles they prove that there's more to muslim fashion the many realize. you are certain to be afraid of what they don't know. what i find nice and interestin

with the saudi or indian muslim now you are an american muslim. muslim. you didn't just arrive in 1967 after the immigration and you didn't just arrived in 1967 after the immigration and naturalization act. there are other players now. fi. so, the whole narrative so the whole narrative reshapes. you say we have been here now the most generous people in the whole story are blackck muslims. muslims. there like you ignored us and so now you want to say you are the latest chapter of our story? for a few centuries now. some of the so the story of muslims in america i is just old but american story that is 400 years old. tolu include mohammed ali. kareem abdul-jabbar. abdul-jabbar, it includes all of all of these major figures largely in the african-american community and nott ethnically split. the final thing is it isn't only principally oriented. it also orients wrong contribution. so, it is also around contribution. it used to be the first question that was asked when somebody w claimed muslim identity, was, do you pray five times a day? at least in somebody

i have interviewed countless muslim-american candidates they're not running because they're muslim.because they have an affirmative plan which is very of progressive. they're running as democrats in a very progressive plan so i think trump on some levels made them come out. they're fighting against anti-muslim bigotry, sexism of donald trump. not just being muslim but that's part of it. >> what's the correlation and we should note that you're featured as well in this article. nbc news article that i referenced earlier. what is the correlation between some of the points that dean just outleaned suggesting that you know donald trump has done muslims a favor in this country with his policies and the rise of bigotry to the rise of muslim-american candidates. is there a common theme among those we are seeing? >> i think relatively speaking i think, yes, it is correct. i said that in the piece. at the -- for nbc. i believe though that it's -- it's time for arab american and muslim-americans to be involved. see, we are the new guys on the block. but we have been involved in economic develo

in the remote village of wang yeah well over half the people are muslim and many perhaps most have just found out they are not on the n.l. c. list of numbers as a. village elders of call the crisis meeting to discuss how people should best mount their appeals sharifa khartoum is among those whose families are being called infiltrators she is worried thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera can you tell me first of all how many people roughly in this village are not on the list was someone who was. also manuel ryan are simple and i one know. of them are you sad the man one might. have the money are you so much that other men ma'am and i stick my head that the ground man with a book by see what blood is that i'm here up on my my he says and that's the i'm a look on my my hand i now look at book bison with a lot of book legacy i'm a look at home mom i had my i'm a little book legacy year. and i think. he got a knock on the usa. are you on the list one mum polished up my mom polish but my more of. a battle. my world. by saw more of that all covered by candy pocketbook by c.m.s. it's no

that forty four billion dollars a year are spent on by muslim women on modest dress.contemporary muslim fashion the first of its kind dedicated to displaying islamic culture within a fashion context runs until january. some lovely stuff this. as indicated in this report is some just a fashion statement it's also big business it's huge business i mean you heard the quote there forty four billion a year some people put the estimate even higher up to two hundred billion a year massive business and so it's no surprise that a lot of the big a western labels have got on board on this. don't know care and oscar de la renta they all have modest fashion lines now and nike the sports apparel company also has introduced its own line of forty jobs for female muslim athletes and they recently did a ad campaign where they got muslim olympic athletes to to display this thing they call the the pro he job the. sports he job but now you got a bit of trouble for this campaign because from both sides really because some people criticize them saying they are normalizing. what they see as

that forty four billion dollars a year are spent on by muslim women on modest dress. contemporary muslim fashion the first of its kind dedicated to displaying islamic culture within a fashion context runs until january. they're washing the demeanors that this is what's ahead hotels in amsterdam face a crippling stop shortage and they're looking to refugees to fill the vacancies have yet is up next with the details and i'll see you at the top of the hour. your link to news from africa the world join us on facebook a w.

we've got people in other muslim. minorities in eastern sun or the press they are frustrated they are. and they are so powerless. to hold that their loved ones even get any information about their loved ones who are in detention centers and families are being separated children being separated from their parents and put fear into the orphanage in order crowded orphanages and this is the situation a human tragedy being had. happening in the circus done and a cry in this humanity being committed by the chinese government authorities in eastern omer cannot for me we will congress thank you there with. both of sweden's main political blocs of failed to secure majorities in sunday's general election but the country's far right has recorded major gains the ruling center left social democrats and their allies took forty point six percent of the vote just more than the center right alliance with mohnish forty point three of the populist sweden democrats of certain third place taking seventeen point six percent the far right p

this is live from berlin tonight revelations of muslims in china forced into reid education camps more than a million muslims are thought to be detained human rights groups say it is a form of ethnic cleansing. a former in me to fled to neighboring kazakhstan will have his story also coming out sweden's general election the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and it seems as support for the insight immigration far right. plus a soccer legend in unchartered territory the. parachutes in to rescue mexican second division club. but the argentinian i call on. them to safety. it's good to have you with us the united nations rights chief is calling on china to allow monitors to investigate allegations of large scale arbitrary detention of muslim minorities now the allegations which michelle bachelet describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report that was published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in what are being called re-education camps in china's northwestern. she's young region now details of the internment system are eme

the other thing is a question muslims yes and that's why i said muslims yes is loud as a islam is a part of their identity as you just measured it's a different story whether you have islam as a legal and normative concept that dominates everything and whether you consider yourself first as a member of my wall street more say that islam is a part of your culture no i've learnt a christian is part of austria just as christianity correct. a christian is part of what was just as christianity and yet meantime we also had enlightenment where we don't ask people what is their religion so why do you ask if somebody is a muslim i don't ask anybody so i'll do you judge i know our judaism is part of your country there were some years it was not so clear just as jews are today a part of your country muslims as you said are part of your country but not islam and why specifically this religion is taking out of your general because i myself i believe in secular ideas and i don't ask anybody what is their religion i simply don't ask don't you think that you are and eyeing muslims all strong muslim

militant join me here they want to exterminate muslim nations muslim writing muslim dress and make everyone homogenously everyone has to be chinese at the camp they taught us the national anthem songs praising mounts a tone a song wishing a thousand years of life to president xi jinping and the overall great history of china the rights group says interviewed fifty eight people including mainly ethnic week isn't kazakhs they queues officials of all between detention religious repression and surveillance against thirteen million muslims the government says it set up the reeducation camps with the sole purpose of eradicating religious extremism and terrorism and to kill what it calls ideological diseases. the un's new him right chief of michelle bachelet has called on china to allow international monitors into asian yang to look into what she calls a deeply disturbing situation human rights watch china director sophie richardson welcome the call but says much more needs to be done one of the challenges that everybody faces is of course chinese government restrictions on access to the region an

every news live from berlin revelations of muslims forced into reeducation camps in china it's believed more than a million muslims are being detained human rights groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing to do that meets a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan also coming out. general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the far right and anti immigrant. and fears of more anti migrant on grass in eastern germany a small town is shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans will the far right block here and make it another camera. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us the united nations human rights chief has called on china to allow in monitors after allegations of large scale arbitrary detentions of muslim minorities michel battle that called the allegations deeply disturbing they appeared in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern jiang region details of the internment system

muslim also these girls are good you going to go good girls. don't go to shows from the blue assume you believe it's good to you should go. to thoughts to do it to me to do it with the little one wish they'd say look it is really. going to trash can understand just need the mashed on. the street to present a complete control need to. be of interest because listening to snoop to come up with new yorkers are those the girls who are. really supporters to you as the nation shouldn't do you should go door for the one who's doing business in. the media explode vincy where frenzy after the two russians accused of carrying out a nerve agent attack in the u.k. come forward and speak to r.t. is editor in chief there not being any involvement in the case would i do you work for the g.r.u. and you meet norm and you and i don't either. concerns are raised over the potential presence of french troops on the ground in syria after photos released by the us army appear to show a french military vehicle in the background.

among those believed to be inside other children of we go muslim merit. a deal mohamed and abdullah. from clothing to food it's all chinese they're indoctrinating them with chinese culture and chinese customs so they sell their bacon there no living in turkey all but one of mera pets children were taken away while she was abroad caring for her six father. as well i wanted them to grow up with me i feel horrible. there isn't a day that goes by where i don't cry or. state security are always on high alert and she and jang province home to china as we go community. are people rocked by past and prone to protest. we were and it is where the government is accused of a brutal crackdown that has seen more than one million muslim center indoctrination camps like this one since last year. official response is in the language of anti terrorism. she injunction the measures are intended to promote stability development harmony and people's livelihoods and at the same time strike against ethnic separatists and terrorist opposition movements. back in turkey hard words

muslim at the time. there are four areas that we work on. pluralism and religion, pluralism and politics, pluralism and society, and pluralism in business. let me give you an idea why pluralism is critical before we get to the program. pluralism in the workplace, how does it function? what does it mean? this is four individuals working together in the office were enjoying, were happy, making jokes. six months down the road they decide they had a little time, why don't we go for lunch. so they decide to go to lunch. they go to the restaurant, order the food, they sit around the table, they fold their hands. differences emerge in four of them. there was a beef and a bullhead in somebody's plate and there is a big head and vegetarian food and chicken. the vegetarian person all of a sudden gets upset. look, guys, you know i'm a vegetarian. you have this cow head sitting right in my face? how dare you. don't you care about me? are you that insensitive? do i mean anything to you? there was tension. the muslim

with the means and important networks to disseminate this counter-narrative who can do that only muslims the report also has some concrete suggestions about how to achieve this one is to incorporate arabic into the educational system the idea is that. offering arabic in schools fewer children would find themselves in dubious institutions linked to settle a fee indoctrination radicalization a great idea or not people here in paris sure. it's not going to fight anything the terrorists will remain terrorists the woman fired them by speaking a rabbit. i don't see why we can't learn arabic is a very interesting language and it would help us to open ourselves to the people we meet on a daily basis i work in a hospital and i mean a lot of people who speak arabic we need to have translators would be interesting to learn this language of school i'm not for it i don't think it's going to turn to . learning several languages good anyway i don't think every kids should learn arabic the do one wants and as you say twitter helps the think tank also suggest creating an official and independent muslim a

convicted of charges from incitement to violence murder and membership of the now outlawed group the muslim brotherhood. senior members of the organization were among those given life sentences including its spiritual leader mohammed badia. the judge handed prison terms to thirty nine others as well as the known photojournalist mahmoud also known as shall can now be released after serving his five year sentence in pretrial detention having been arrested while photographing the day that changed many egyptians lives in. the circus is unfair because show can didn't commit any crime to be a prison for five years he was a journalist only doing his job the sentence wasn't based on any evidence it was based only on police investigations the court has said that we also have proof of your services. human rights organizations have condemned the mass trial calling it a mockery of justice we have yet to see is according to amnesty international calls the grievous massacre of protesters by a government in modern history of over a thousand people shot right by the egyptian security apparatus is not a sin

she's also the author of the rise and fall of the muslim brotherhood and the future of political islam she joins us now live via skype from new jersey madame thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera well let's start with your reaction to this mass sentencing that we've seen come out of egypt today. well there are definite academic and i'm a little. extremely heartbreaking to think about what all of these families aren't or in seventy five families are hearing about that sentence six hundred about extending this sentence and it's not even if these cases are going to be if it's the continue the process the continued purgatory that many of these families find themselves and that was to me it's heartbreaking and to consistently see the farce that has become of this trial if you look at just the case that you mentioned that was a photojournalist non-national can she was sentenced those five years are for murder and for longing to a terrorist organization now she's going to be released because of time served but what does that mean about a sentence for murder or belonging to a ter

and as you say twitter helps the think tank also suggest creating an official and independent muslim association for islam in france with the idea that it could help stamp out any underground fundamentalism but it suggests the funding for such a body should come from a tax on how love food products earned the services for muslims yet again that hasn't gone down well with everyone. not for the prices keep on rising and rising it's a crisis we don't know if this money will really go to help muslims it's now just politics in our religion and if you can find food that is all you can still eat just not pork you just need to pray for what you are eating can eat almost anything you want so i don't think it's a solution if it's. not too much. and make sure you find food everywhere. else for taxes the funds are used properly then why not we need to look at the possible advantages it can help some groups of people division over both suggestions from the report may have my thinking that is bitten off more than he can chew especially with the fact that recent polls are hardly sliding in the pres

this is you got the news live from berlin revelations of muslims forced into reeducation camps in china it's believed more than a million muslims are being detained human rights groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing it's a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also coming up sweden's general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surgeon support for the far right and its am anti immigrant plan. and fears of more and to migrate to on the rest in eastern germany a small town of shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans with the far right swatch here and make it another chemical. i'm sunni so most going to thank you for joining us human rights watch has called for the international community to impose sanctions on china because of its treatment of muslim minorities now in a report released today the rights group says that more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern shin jang region the horrors of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese gov

a banned muslim brotherhood a group tell us is among them and how likely is it that the sentences will be enforced. well yeah there are a lot of thirty nine hundred eighty seven hundred forty accused we have seventy five people sentenced to. a moment them a whole range of very prominent muslim brothers for example the preacher suffered because it was also a little sore what i'm going to start here in summary on this where people there were also responsible for their outside their speaking to the press the hope the head of the muslim brotherhood description head of the brotherhood margaret but. i'm only forty seven nights in all of them. to hear that part of course for. gathering and that some of them are also a. medicine. pre-draft you know supported reinforcement we have until now several trying against the muslim brothers you. see many of them some of them were sent to this prison no none of this one for sure none of the citizens were executed. now among the accused we've also seen the photo journalist mark zaid known as sure can tell us more about his case. when he was somebody who

a banned muslim brotherhood group tell us is among them and how likely is it that the sentences will be enforced. well yeah there are a lot of seven hundred twenty seven hundred forty he accused we have seventy five people sentenced to. among them a whole range of very prominent muslim brothers for example the preacher suffered because he was also a little sure what i'm going to start here and say from any on this where people there were also responsible for the outside there speaking to the pressure that the head of the muslim brotherhood description had of the brother with mohammed but here i'm only forty seven nights and all of them. to hear that part of course for her gathering and that some of them also work for the medical research. now among the money could she started with the reproduction also going to change course and we have come to know several trying against the muslim brothers you. see many of them and some of them were sent to this country you know not of this one were not of the sentence were executed. now among the accused we've also seen the photogenic they know na

fronts reaction ranged from calls for closer scrutiny of mums on mosques to fears that french muslimsill be further alienated. i look at this with interest yet one of the projects to try to introduce even more arabic in schools and colleges i don't think that this communal attitude is consistent with the principles of secularism we need to regulate in moms who come from abroad and we need to close down the mosques that cause problems least we also need to stop illegal immigration so this report risks irritating the very people concerned french muslims and foreign citizens who live in france and who are also muslims because it does go into storage debates within their community second there will be debates with others for example with those who are inclined towards islamophobia unfortunately this will strengthen their beliefs and there will not bring about a spirit of national unity in social cohesion. the syrian government and its allies are preparing a push against the last remaining pocket of terrorists in the country could peace soon be a reality after seven years of war on false d

france and who are also muslims because it does go into storage debates within their community.

or one in a recent interview you described earlier one is quote the most popular leader among muslims of malaysia and outside malaysia because of his position on palestine and what happened in the middle east you said quote very few leaders of the world would have that courage to go and fight for justice like him so does that mean that when your prime minister you'll be governing in a similar way to the one is he your role model as a leader. he's a friend that i. support some is a small disease and i think given. the conditions in the muslim world run by dictators i think it is something a breath of fresh air to see the success is in indonesia and in turkey and in the some ways hopefully in iran honey in pakistan so i'm looking at that we in the positive manner i'm not in the position to defend all of their of their policies remember that here except we experience. the cost in lives including a very close brother of mine who was killed in that coup attempt i think the coup attempt has been condemned all around the world but human rights groups point out the earlier ones crackdown on h

a muslim with the suborder always easy. to hear then you. know there's a level of pride there are more than in. the morning no serious you prefer to work but it is with a small body a new movie or the mall used to be national probable new with nuclear with the will process. of the chill. machine above the rogers could hear plenty of the little prospect we didn't present it was merely a little bit lost. this your mission missions can be. compressed to give us food you give you a ship he. knew the morsel of good. morning how did you got it was will you stop with the helium. problem that my car would still be in the. midst of still being missed. the hardest missed is really missed if i did we did mr russell she. still i'm guessing it was the very. private word to you would you please just. the. more you push me for the service should. the last call chance a court to force here in my children will be a. move was a shit approach when i was in her course. muslin i used to mine is a she'd make it look at that mostly the process. we see me. plus the

undermined police neutrality as it suggests a pro muslim bias what do you think about that. well i think the irony hasn't been lost on people from denmark which is the bastion of liberal democracy and individual freedom has criminalized innocent muslim women who choose to wear the veil. is trying to criminalize the police officers who are using their own judgment in making sure that the law is applied that law is wrong it's discriminatory and it's offensive to liberal democracy and i think you know you refer to the stop islam as why zation of denmark it's a far right organization these are far right individuals who are perpetuating a narrative which is that muslims are ready to europe i don't have a place in european society and i think that's really damaging for community relations in that country peter do you think that such photos undermine police of neutrality. in the context of this sort of legislation we seen something similar in france when they brought ban in and there were some issues around i think it was around the beach where there were some incidents with police

this report risks irritating the very people concerned french muslims and foreign citizens who live in france and who are also muslims because it does go into storage debates within their community see that second there will be debates with others for example with those who are inclined towards islamophobia unfortunately this will strengthen their beliefs and their will not bring about a spirit of national unity and social cohesion. keep up to date with all our news. straight about advice but don't know that our great free up if you don't got it already also check out our team dot com so much more there to entertain and update you on twenty four seventh's stenson team working on that all for you here in moscow this wednesday is kevin always saying thanks for watching r.t. international have a great day. my body told me that our belong with the board if my thoughts my mind was that i belong with the girls. still be of any particular. person's doctors. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully regret

news live from more than a million muslims forced into chinese reeducation camps human rights groups describe the detentions as a form of ethnic cleansing mates of former inmates who fled to neighboring towns and stuff also on the program. a sweeping general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the idea of a gratian far right. i'm simple obvious new government announces plans to revive the country's battered economy but will relaunching the defunct zimbabwean dollar be enough. info gal welcome to the program. united nations' new human rights chief has called on china to our monitors to investigate allegations of large scale at arbitrary detention of muslim minorities the allegations which michelle bash late describes as deeply disturbing opinion repro published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern john jack region details of the internment system are emerging slowly because the chinese government controls access to the r

this is news live from berlin revelations of muslims forced into reeducation camps in china it's believed more than a million muslims are being detained human rights groups call it a form of ethnic cleansing to do that he meets a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also coming up sweden's general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the far right and anti-democratic. and. it's one thing to fall over power but quite another to be committed to a car slow to write you in an exclusive interview or did you speak with nick i was president of the ortega the former her alive now the power behind a bloody crackdown on political dissent in the central american nation. i'm so me so much god it's good to have you with us human rights watch has called for the international community to impose sanctions on china because of its treatment of muslim minorities in a report released today the rights group says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called free education camps in china's northwestern region the horro

in downtown boise, someone came up to mention are you a muslim? he said yes. he was violently punched to the ground. she talks about how later she was invited to court asked by the judge what she thought an appropriate sentence would be. and a response, remarkably, was that i don't think the suspect should go to jail because he's not going to learn about muslims and syrians and refugees in jail. so i completely agree that we are all better that our worst act. and i can tell you that survivors across the country are open to restorative justice. they are open to reconciliation, so long as there is accountability. >> dolly, your fellow panelists here have talked about restorative justice here today if talked about redemption. what do you think we need -- how do we work towards those things, which are aimed at different people but as eli said, perhaps we have to achieve all of this stuff? >> yeah, i don't think, i think it's a false binary. i agree that an edit has to choose what stewart to run on a given day but there's lots of ways to get stories ou

muslims forced into reeducation camps. more than a million muslims are thought to be detained by chinese authorities. human rights groups sait is a form of ethnic cleansing. dw meets a former inmatwho fled to neighboring kazakhstan. also, coming up, the united nations warning of a humanitarian catastrophe in syria. as the syrian army and its russian backers prepare an assault on in the province. chemical weapons are being used. sweden's general election leaves the two main political box -- blocks in a dead heat. it is the anti-immigration far right versus the democrats. and the soccer legend is an uncharted territory. diego parachutes in to rescue this second division club. can the argentinian icon really got them -- guide them to safety? i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. brent: the new human rights chief is calling on china to call on monitors to investigate large-scale arbitrary detention of muslim minorities. the allegations that michelle describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report published by human

simply called muslims or turner. we're trying to arrange an interview with the son sochi the state council of mind ma a nobel peace prize laureate months in replying to our interview request we received an invitation to join the media. and even though we understood we just had the official position of the authorities it was the only way to film at least something in rocky and stayed close to journalists spanked then. you know. you see that. with him on the other countries. where gold of friendship brit's so the returning of wealth comes from various. the official line is that the attacks against muslim villages were an anti terrorist operation in response to the attack. on. the property. and all this twenty seventeen in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russian state in retaliation the mayan carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh . state used to be separate kingdom you have boat muslims and. that kingdom up for a kind w

and all financial clout in ways a while as allegations about china's internment of muslim minorities grow comports emerged the state is tearing we get children away from their parents too. and in the bundesliga shellcode looking to get their season on track after a disastrous stuff all they need is a win against the mighty by any. armor decorous has welcome to the program fire fighters in northwestern germany are struggling to contain a blaze in the region near the dutch border the fire was funks nearly three weeks ago by military rocket tests german defense minister a bundle on has apologized on behalf of the country's military she's in the region today to survey the damage local officials are considering a vacuum adding some one thousand people from several villages near the town of method. in the elms land region in northwestern germany the wind has shifted and is getting stronger and so could the remaining blazes the area affected is an army training site near the city of mecca and it totals eight hundred hectares one thousand three hundred emergency personnel are working hard to

visited every news live from led more than a million muslims forced into chinese reeducation camps human rights groups describe the detentions as a form of ethnic cleansing d.w.b. it's a former inmates who fled to neighboring kazakhstan also on the program. fears of more and see migrants on rest in eastern germany a small time shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans far articles thousands of demonstrators missed out on some strict. general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and sees a surge in support for the anti immigration far. i'm phil guy welcome to the program. united nations' new human rights chief has called on china to allow money says to investigate allegations of large scale and detention of muslim minorities the allegations which michelle bash let describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's north west since jan jan region details of the internment system are emerging slowly because the chine