i was wrong until the last o.c.c. commissioner said no, mr. harts is right. the way i understand the mediation process is if i as a citizen file a complaint and agree to mediation, if they setup a mediation appointment, and i show up, and the officer doesn't my case is dismissed. that's the end of the case. it's closed. well, that's the way it was under the o.c.c., and i have the documents at home. i'll bring them the next time because the previous o.c.c. director said yes, that's the instance. 'cause i filed a complaint and they asked me aif i wanted to mediate, and i said you must be out of your head. [please stand by] >> police are engaged in treason and the fact that the police themselves are unlawful. they go against the constitution. the constitution of the united states, which is the supreme law of the land was based on the virginia constitution and the declaration of rights, and article section 113 states a well regulated militia composed of the body of people turning to arms is the proper, natural, and safe d

by president sissi that takes aim at so-called cyber crime i understand a national has criticized o.c.c. calling the recent legislation quote an assault on online freedoms the group says that the legislation is vaguely defined and could allow the government to censor any dissent on social media. i mean a thief has been following this story for us and he now joins me in studio it's good to have you so egypt looking like they're trying to regulate social media how exactly does a slow work write the law actually cracks down on accounts that have over five thousand followers on social media so this is people on facebook and twitter obviously a lot of people i would imagine well actually in egypt extremely popular so there's a lot of people just normal not journalists or bloggers even but just people with popular accounts you have over five thousand followers but what the law actually does it wants to surveil surveil these accounts and crackdown on fake news which is a term that we've heard a lot from the u.s. and europe over the past couple of years also they're not defined but in egypt whe

a major new piece of investigative journalist has raised questions about the sitting president the o.c.c. r.p. story builds on details that were revealed literally sixteen al jazeera documentary and it's based on government documents banking records and the contents of three i phones owned by a former tourism minister all made a deep who's now in jail he least several islands to various property developers siphoning away at least seventy nine million dollars in the process the new evidence implicates president of delhi you mean in the scheme that something is always denied leads messages from his deputies phone show the president intervened to clear at least twenty four of these deals many of the islands are now home to major projects there by international hotel chains and that's led to questions about who's benefited from these leasing agreements and the developments of the hotels. made the twenty six in documentary for al-jazeera. so you need to understand that over forty thirty five years in the maldives they only built about one hundred resorts and within the space of just a few yea

just a few years they approved almost the same number again and this data on this research by the o.c.c. o.-p. now offers us a breakdown of which islands were least for what price is what money went missing and who is now building which resorts on those and that will raise some very difficult questions not least for the president who appears to have intervened to make sure these were approved and what would run through the path through which money could be embezzled rather than the official part of an open tender where various companies would bid to develop resorts instead this was all done one on one in a joint venture with the government which was a new poll allowed them to divert the main process.

just a few years they approved almost the same number again and this data and this research by the o.c.c. o.-p. now offers us a breakdown of which islands were least for what prices what money went missing and who is now building which resorts on those and that will raise some very difficult questions not least for the president who appears to have intervened to make sure these were approved and what would run through the paths through which money could be embezzled rather than the official part of an open tender where various companies would bid to develop resorts instead this was all done one on one in a joint venture with the government which was a loophole allowed them to divert the main process where we can now speak to all be belford who coordinated the findings and is reasonable editor at the c c p which is the organized crime and corruption reporting project and he's joining us via skype live from the ukrainian capital kiev thanks for joining us what did you actually bring how did you bring on the al-jazeera investigation the documentary that was made in twenty sixteen revealed a

a major new piece of investigative journalism is raising questions about the sitting president the o.c.c. or peace story builds on details revealed in a twenty sixteen al-jazeera documentary it's based on government documents banking records and the contents of three i phones owned by a now imprisoned former tourism minister ahmed db he least several islands to various property developers siphoning away at least seventy nine million dollars in the process of a new evidence implicates president abdullah yeah i mean in the scheme something he's always denied the messages from his deputies phones so the president intervened to clear at least twenty four of the deals many of the islands are now home to major projects led by international hotel chains and it's leading to questions about who's benefited from the leasing of the islands and development of the hotels well jordan made the twenty sixteen documentary for al-jazeera. you need to understand that over forty thirty five years in the maldives they only built about one hundred resorts and within the space of just a few years they approved