the foreign minister at the organization of american states called this. illegitimate. unfair but at the same time the united states his. party some bipartisan group. is seeking to impose sanctions to some want to fishel something that of course will not help either to bring both parts together and also the other reason why it's highly unlikely that the resubmission will help bring. back. the clergy has. celebrated this resolution and the government here sees the clergy. impartial so. it's very unlikely that this negotiations will restart. here in the not very encouraging well has the feature on the fire and it. will if it has indeed it has ended to human rights organizations however say that they haven't been able to get into several places. yet to the sea chests and the vice president. and president instructed this seach. i know this because the. police chief of messiah said that is that the president instructed to seat the vice president has said that in fact it has finished and that security and peace have been restored now that he got out one center for human rights

well that is the legal it will have iraq on the organization of american states do. they have already have the. individual sanctions introduced against members of the government time to the security forces. princeton so you know blocking their bank accounts is stopping them from traveling abroad. they may be extended but it's most unlikely that they'll be sanctions introduced against the economy in general because of course that would have much less fortunate collateral impact and that's probably going to be avoided so really short of bringing united nations and critics to change its ways it's very hard to say exactly what they can do they can keep up the pressure the pressure is really a kind hearted correct me if i'm wrong but they seem to have been a certain reluctance from the oas as a whole body from some countries anyway to directly denounce daniel ortega and his government for the violence why is that they were much more vocal on venezuela and nicolas maduro. yes this has been a source of more of some concern certainly and. they did take at least a micro day th

the organization of american states is adopting a resolution condemning human rights abuses since therotests rock out in april. that broke out in april. reporter: and get a standoff in messiah as pro-governmen oppositioncked forces. demonstrations were initially sparked on a pension reform through mexico, but has gained widespread momentum with demand for take it step down. critics accuse the former leader of increasing autocratic rule. the organization of american states has condemned the human rights abuses committed by nicaraguan police. they demand to call for an election day to be set. >> this is an unprecedented bloodbath. states s condemns the ongoining attacks are president daniel ortega pere police forces against university students, journalists and the clergy across the country. reporter: ortega has rejected an answer early elections in accused critics of being coupmongers. the internationanal community hs condemned ththe violence crackdown. an estimated 300 people have died in clashes. nicaraguan human rights say she has marched with protesters as ortega's troops attacked.

with the world the boys can finally go back home steadfast and al-jazeera chiang rai the organization of american states has condemned recent violence in nicaragua accusing the police and pro-government militias of human rights abuses in the past week security forces have stormed the major strongholds of anti-government protesters including the city of maceo near the capital at last told two hundred seventy people have been killed since protests against president daniel ortega broke out in april marianna science has sent us this update from the capital managua. the tensions mostly have been in the last twenty four hours in the. about forty five minutes. of the capital the city was under siege the entrances since yesterday were closed and they were blocked and members of the of the police and paramilitary were shooting and. the objective of this was to leave to the road blocks that were set up in messiah and this specially in the neighborhood of morning ball which which is a neighborhood and emblematic neighborhood of the revolution here the people there were. against the government but now the vice pres

the organization of american states has condemned the recent violence in nicaragua accusing the police and the pro-government militias of human rights abuses in the past week security forces are still major strongholds of anti-government protesters including in the city of messiah at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since the protests against president broke out in april marianna science has sent us this update from the capital managua the tensions mostly have been in the last twenty four hours in the city of messiah which is about forty five minutes all of the capital the city was under siege the entrances since yesterday were closed and they were blocked and their members of the of the police and paramilitary were shooting and. the objective of this was to leave to the road blocks that were set up in messiah and specially in the neighborhood of morning ball which which is a neighborhood and emblematic neighborhood of the revolution here the people there were. against the government but now the vice president. who is the wife of president. announced that the everythin

in nicaragua the organization of american states has condemned human rights abuses committed by police and civilians against anti-government protest as now the demonstrators originally took to the streets in april to oppose government welfare cuts but a heavy handed response from security forces has prompted a wide a challenge to the government. after a hard fought battle to regain this neighborhood paramilitary forces loyal to nicaraguan president daniel ortega show they are firmly in control it's the first time that pro-government forces have taken over more nimble a key opposition area in the country's third biggest city. demonstrations here against the government began in mid april because of cuts to social security benefits or takers heavy handed policies have also sparked wider unrest across the country. they asked about the barricade. i said it was from people from another area. and they started cutting my legs. i'm scared every night those vehicles filled with people drive by. at least two hundred eighty people have lost their lives in the fighting so far on wednesday the organ

two hundred eighty people have lost their lives in the fighting so far on wednesday the organization of american states passed a resolution calling for an end to the violence in nicaragua as well as early elections many of the new violence has been characterized as an unprecedented bull about by observers and this council cannot ignore. nicaragua's government labeled the resolution illegal and unfair just north it up but if it. cannot be used on one block of nations just decides on a certain document. that we've got considering the opinion of the other countries. who have the money. the government says protesters are terrorists seeking a coup d'etat it's passed a new anti-terrorism law one critics say will make it even easier for police to criminalise demonstrators. ok let's catch up on our progress in the sort of false the eleventh stage was the relatively short one hundred night kilometer ride through the alps from view to now as yet team skies thomas launched an impressive attack on the final climb which saw him cross the finish line first snatch the yellow jersey only from self well placed when his

two hundred eighty people have lost their lives in the fighting so far on wednesday the organization of american states passed a resolution calling for an end to the violence in nicaragua as well as early elections. many of the new violence has been characterized as an unprecedented blue about by observers and this council cannot ignore. nicaragua's government labeled the resolution illegal and unfair. north it up but it. cannot be that one block of nations just decides on a certain issue or document. that we valid considering the opinion of the other countries. the government says protesters are terrorists seeking a coup d'etat it's passed a new anti-terrorism law one critics say will make it even easier for police to criminalize demonstrators. in bosnia bosnia-herzegovina the known as the invisible children children born to mothers raped by enemy soldiers during the bosnian war between one thousand nine hundred two and one thousand nine hundred five those children subsequently grew up marginalized in a society that saw them as on welcome reminders of war crimes now in their mid twenty's some of them

the organization of american states has condemned recent violence in nicaragua accusing the police and pro-government militias of human rights abuses at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since protests against president daniel ortega broke out in april. google says it will appeal a record five billion dollars fine handed to it by the european union the e.u. says the tech giant used its android operating system in the eagerly to cement the dominance of its search engine. the syrian government has intensified its bombing campaign in the largest remaining rebel held city in the south of the country reportedly killing at least a dozen people the ground and air attacks are now in province came after negotiations with the rebels broke down tuesday bashar al assad's forces have retaken nearly all of the province in an offensive that began early last month the fighting has forced hundreds of civilians to flee west towards the israeli occupied golan heights stephanie decker has sent this update. at least six airstrikes have just come in and this is all part of the syrian governm

the latest aimed at crushing opposition to president daniel ortega and washington the organization of american states call for take it to end the violence and hold early elections. hungary is withdrawing from a u.s. agreement to manage worldwide migration foreign minister peter say otter said the global compact for migration counted to hungary's interests united states is the only other country to reject the treaty which is to be signed later this year. i after the market would have been the one hundredth birthday by presence of nelson mandela who died in twenty thirty thousand dollars the first black president to post apartheid south africa despite being jailed for twenty seven years he dedicated his time in office to hearing the country's racial. riots and for the highest ever penalty imposed for breaching a you anti trust rules the european commission has fined google billions for abusing its dominant market position with the android mobile operating system four point three billion euros that's the record fine google is facing after regulators find it in breach of trust rules. the charges relate t

so certainly as the leader of a country you would have to hold him responsible yes the organization of american states has condemned recent violence in nicaragua accusing the police and pro-government militias of human rights abuses at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since protests against president daniel ortega broke out in april the thai football team trapped in a flooded cave for more than two weeks have made their first public appearance describing their escape as a miracle the twelve teenagers and their coach appeared in good spirits as they answered questions about their ordeal. google says it will appeal a record five billion dollars fine handed to it by the european union the e.u. says the tech giant used its android operating system illegally to cement the dominance of its search engine the first commercial flights in twenty years from ethiopia to editor have touched down in a smart up to cheers and celebrations hundreds of people boarded the flights for emotional reunions with family separated by the long conflict both leaders officially declared an end to the war last wee

on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave. in cost there are there been considering the deepening and increasing deterioration of the grave human rights crisis in nicaragua the interim merican commission for human rights calls on the international community to demand nicaragua immediately puts an end to repression and arbitrary detentions and all other human rights violations. but the new guy now one government dismissed the oas report as biased. nicaragua rejects the report it was rushed prejudiced and lacks objectivity it requires a professional attitude to report the truth about what's going on. the government says the protests aimed to topple president there. here as we get i was national university students and other government opponents have been entrenched for more than one month the government accuses them of being subversive a threat to peace. but the opposition accuses police and pro-government paramilitary forces are firing live rounds at protesters this week has seen some of the worst violence since the protests eru

two hundred eighty people have lost their lives in the fighting so far on wednesday the organization of american states passed a resolution calling for an end to the violence in nicaragua as well as early elections. many of the new violence has been characterized as an unprecedented blood about by observers and this council cannot ignore. nicaragua's government labeled the resolution illegal and unfair. but if. it cannot be that one block of nations just decides on a certain issue will document. we've got considering the opinion of the other countries. the government says protesters are terrorists seeking a coup d'etat it's past a new anti-terrorism law one critics say will make it even easier for police to criminalize demonstrators. here my girl my mother. says the number. doesn't show. me here we go again it would be a week to get to the two thousand and eight it musical memory areas. and promises yet another all problems the beautiful blue sea and can't help start from a culture this is here to tell a small i mean you almost want to sing it out loud doing. so obviously it's a very welcome distractio

we have introduced a resolution that was unanimously approved by the organization of american states condemning this policy and demanding from the u.s. government to take care of the children in a proper way and quickly reunite them with their parents. i have talked personally with secretary general gutierrez from the united nations also for the u.n. to be involved in this issue. this is something that i believe all mexicans, not only the mexican government, consider unacceptable. and separating children from their parents, it's a cruel and inhumane policy that should not continue. >> as i said, the president has reversed that particular aspect of it. however, by implication, these children are being detained now with their parents who are deemed to have crossed illegally, you know, have to undergo some kind of prosecution under criminal laws now. again, have you received any assurances or explanations from the u.s. administration as to what's actually going to happen? >> let me tell you, christiane, we are as a mexican government fully respect u.s. sovereignty and the absolute right

let's go back now to nicaragua we were discussing the recent violence there and by the organization of american states that's reconnected money and a son who is in the capital man i was so first of all tell us a little bit about what's happening in the capital they are now what is the situation like after what happened yesterday. well barbara the situation in the city of messiah which is southeast of the capital is still ongoing although we've seen videos of members of the paramilitary forces and the police celebrating that they have lifted the roadblocks. all of the roadblocks inside the city however rights groups are saying that paramilitary forces are going from house to house looking for protesters now the chief of police inside has said that this. president and his wife vice president. she needs to clean up the city whatever cost rights groups are saying that the government must explain why these paramilitary forces that are doing joint operations with the police with heavily armed they're heavily armed with high caliber weapons on that they are shooting at the on armed population. and i sanchez

well the organization of american states will be meeting later on today to discuss the situation of but it's very clear that the government does not want to see that the negotiating table they have said until the blocks are cleared in this past week there's been attacks directed at members of the negotiating table leader of the farmers has been. taken the taint his. family does not know his whereabouts and the clergy has been attacked in several occasions even the cardinal and the bishop of punched they are members of the negotiating table so what rights groups are saying is that the government here is not does not have the political will to negotiate a peaceful resolution to this crisis here see what happens in the coming hours. thank you. no in iran protests all continuing to sponsor a promise by the prime minister to create jobs and improve public services imran khan has moved from baghdad there's a lot of talk here in iraq on social media that the protests which began last week in the southern districts in the southern cities of iraq will spread to the capital baghdad come friday no

the organization of american states. are human rights abuses committed by police and pro-government civilians rights groups say that at least two hundred people have been killed in months of protests against the government and. the president is preparing to celebrate the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution which put him in charge of the country for the first time he ruled for nine hundred seventy nine for eleven years before his return to power in two thousand and seven. british detectives are reported to have identified those responsible for poisoning a former russian spy and his daughter the press association says police have obtained security camera video of suspects sold to be of russian planting a nerve agent said again new to scrape out were poisoned with a nerve agent novacek in salzburg in mind. china's premier league care chang has called for cancer medication to be made to cheaper after the release of a film which brought the issue to mainstream attention dying to survive that's the title has been a huge

the organization of american states the top regional group for countries in the americas has been holding a special meeting on the violence in nicaragua seven members including argentina chile and the u.s. the request at the meeting becomes twenty four hours after security forces and supporters of nicaraguan president daniel ortega stormed a major stronghold of anti-government protesters but in a sanchez is in those capital managua photos no money on this effort by the oas to have this resolution is not going to help the situation. i think it's going to be very difficult that this resolution adopted today will help bring both sides together this resolution that condemns. violence here in. the problem with this resolution i think. by. members of the governmental pro government people is that it. has a proposal that there will be a calendar for or an electoral calendar if you will. it will be discussed in the dialogue this means that what they're proposing is that elections will be killed ahead of time which is something that the political opposition has been asking throughout.

we need political leadership this circular general of the organization of american states just issue a report showing crimes in venezuela asking for countries to refer to this edition to as you see political leaders doing that the president is doing that gays but not the state is standing so is it time for small countries living if then for arab countries imagine if justice for the conflict in syria or in iraq and then you don't need to fight each other we don't need to kill each other that you have to put your community you can use just this and other mechanism that's what we need we need imagination we need new generations understand the how to manage conflict there advantage is now you have this you see twenty years ago there is nothing now i see exist where the take advantage of it we have a cell phone we will fight time now for the sport with that jelena indo. thank you very much sue gulfs the oldest major tournament the open has underway in scotland in two days' time and all eyes ashore to be on three time champion tiger woods as he makes his return to the tournament the former

the organization of american states has condemned the human rights abuses being committed by the nicaraguan police and armed pro-government civilians the resolution was adopted by twenty one votes to three and condemn the government's actions since mass protests began against president daniel ortega in mid april as a porches of the government painted over opposition graffiti and dismantled offices and barricades on wednesday in messiah that's one of the cities that's been worst hit by the violence one of the two hundred fifty people have been killed across the country in the unrest. chile has become a magnet for migrants seeking relief from economic and political strife it's home especially for people from haiti venezuela and colombia and president influxes paul prompted the conservative government to crack down on what it calls irregular migration the tougher regulations and new deadlines for applications this year newman has more in this. industry and thirty four year old my sending arrived in chile seven months ago from haiti and works at some towels largest fruit and vegetable market. n

seven member countries of the organization of american states have requested a special meeting to discuss the violence in nicaragua vallier security forces and supporters of the nicaraguan president daniel ortega stormed a major stronghold of anti-government protesters. google says it will appeal a record five billion dollars fine handed to it by the european union the e.u. says the tech giant used its android operating system illegally to cement the dominance of its search engine. populist prime minister has arrived in israel to an outcry from some jewish groups over alleged anti semitism within his government viktor orban will meet his israeli counterpart in benjamin netanyahu on thursday as part of his two day visit oban helped block and a huge statement condemning the u.s. transfer of its embassy to jerusalem in may but he is also praised in nazi collaborator who once ruled hungary at least eleven people have now been killed in anti-government protests that have spread across southern iraq the unrest stems largely from government corruption and the poor state of public services and as

the organization of american states has condemned what it says a human rights abuses committed in nicaragua by police and pro-government civilians it's calling on president danielle if they get to agree a date for early elections or if they get meanwhile is preparing to celebrate the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution which put him in charge of the country for the first time he ruled from one thousand seven hundred nine for eleven years before his return to power in two thousand and seven. reports now from the capital . thirty nine years ago. put side by side with the new law and other revolutionaries who toppled dictator anastasio. leaders of the sunday least the revolution the dreamed of a country free and democratic. he's now eighty two years old but in past or is a staunch supporter of president that he not data has governed that i will for eleven consecutive years in three presidential terms. there are social projects food bonuses hospitals free health care that's the social economic and political transformation i fought for and that's what daniel was doing. inspired by ideals

of democracy human rights international organizations. prior to that, principal deputy assistant secretary of state in three bureaus. drl, inter-american affairs, and a legal advisor. a longtime veteran of the state department, been there for many years. we have a lot of brainpower. we have a lot of resources and information. i will ask mike to say a few words to get us started and we will have q&a at the end. mike: thank you for the nice introduction. what a great speech from ambassador haley. i thought i would follow that and explain. pointde a very strong that getting out of the human rights council does not mean getting out of the human rights business. i thought i would talk about what the administration is doing on that front and what we have in mind to do. we can open it up to get some suggestions. -- one of the interesting things about the human rights commission issue is , there is agreement among democratic countries that societies respect human rights are stable, secure, and make better allies. when you strengthen democratic institutions and workers rights, it promotes economic development and trade, but it also levels the p

and we have done that, you know, in various -- not least in the organization of american states. and just at the recent summit, here in washington, we at doas, we were able to get an unprecedented resolution in support of members of the oas condemning venezuela and putting them on a path to perhaps eventual suspension. from that organization. again, we will not be shy. we have used targeting sanctions to focus on the people who were responsible for tormenting the venezuelan people. >> can you give an example for the global engagement center in this air a ya. >> i'm not an expert in that particular thing. ly be happy to take that back and get a ens. >> what is done in oas, can you talk about removing venezuela from the oas that you have see? and representing 90% of the hemisphere. we saw them drive the country in and out of kmimic despice. but the argentinean government settled their debts and opened the third largest economy for business. still a lot of work to do in helping the country's poor and a growing networking network but argentina is showing a lot of promise. and support

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in nicaragua, the organization of american states says the death toll from mounting anti-government protests has risen to at least 273 people since the uprising erupted in april. both opposition groups and pro-government forces have been accused of violence, including kidnappings and killings. on monday, hundreds marched in the streets ofof managua to demd justice for studentsts killed friday during an hours-long standoff at the national autonomous university of nicaragua between pro-government forces and opposition protesters who had seized control of the university campus. >> today we are here at this march after what happened at the university of negron work, the massacre on friday, july 13, due to how the government attacked them in a cowardly way. amy: the nicaraguan says the official death toll is 51 and accuses opposition protests of using violence to overthrow the elected leftist government. on sunday, nicaragua's national police accused the opposition of kidnapping, torturing, and incinerating a police officer. thousands of amazon workers in germany, poland, and spain are on strike

attacking ordinary citizens it's not clear right now what the fallout is going to be the organization of american states has been pressuring the government it's also been talking about the possibility of wood drawing international aid especially from the inter merican development bank to nicaragua unless there is significant progress made on the human rights front but so far while the church says that it is willing to go back to the table of dialogue to these talks we also know that too is calling for that to happen the government has not responded ok. reporting from nicaragua thank you well on an earlier episode of inside story how his guests delve into what's behind the protests in nicaragua and what's next for the country so head to al jazeera dot com click on shows the inside story and you can watch this particular episode. you can follow a fly you can pretty much fly that is anywhere in the world within a day but one man's taking his travel to the stream i'm not going anywhere near an airports we are hard in caught up with him. by car bus train and container ship. peterson from denmark he goes by t

and we have done that, you know, in various -- not least in the organization of american states. and just at the recent summit, here in washington, we at doas, we were able to get an unprecedented resolution in support of members of the oas condemning venlezuela and puttig them on suspension from that organization. again, we will not be shy. we have -- we have used targeted sanctions to focus on those people who are responsible for tormenting the venezuelan people -- >> can you answer specifically about if you see a role for the global engagement center in this area? >> i'm not an expert in that particular -- that particular thing and i would be happy to take that back and get you an answer on that. >> we talk about what's been done in oas. can you talk about the benefits of removing venezuela from the oas that you see? >> we have -- we have discussed that, as you said, in the resolution that was pass the by unprecedence support of countries representing over 90% of the population of the hemisphere that puts us on a path to consider success pnding venz waila from the oas. >> after

described their rescue as a miracle and paid tribute to the former navy seal who died the organization of american states has condemned recent violence in little rock using the police and pro-government militias of human rights abuses at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since protests against president or take broke out in april a south korean courses ordered compensation be paid over the twenty fourteen save all ferry disaster all the three hundred people mostly schoolchildren drowned when the overloaded vessel capsized the courts ordered victims' families to be paid more than two hundred thousand dollars each for those are the latest headlines for us here at al-jazeera let's go back now to searching for seal. well. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi would you like to interview him and we kind of walk into the entrance area and the first thing that i see is one of the iraqi guards beating up one of the iraqi prisoners and then i'm

their rescue as a miracle and paid tribute to the form of thai navy seal who died the organization of american states has condemned recent violence in nicaragua accusing the police and the pro-government militias of human rights abuses at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since protests against president danielle ortega broke out in april the turkish government has lifted its two year long state of emergency it was imposed nationwide after the failed coup of twenty sixteen and extended seven times since then tens of thousands of people have been arrested or dismissed from government and academic jobs as well as in the military the government has proposed an anti-terrorism bill to replace some of the emergency powers google says it will appeal against a record five billion dollars fine handed to it by the european union the e.u. says the tech giant used its android operating system illegally to cement the dominance of its search engine roger today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's the stream. we here did use computer covered israeli palestini

and the organization of american states has condemned his government's human rights abuses, especially on church leaders. >> if you hear consistently in every one of those forums that people disapprove of what you do on human rights, people want to see you negotiating, it matters. and international pressures and onomic pressures, banking and financial sanctions, can have an effect.h >> schifrin:venezuela facingne-million percent inflation, and the northern triangle nations honduras, el sangador and guatemala suffe drug violence and gang extortion, nicaragua's troubles could furtr destabilize the region and bring problems to the u.s.' borders. t >> yk to experts in any kind, any one of a number of migration, orgs that follow migrion issues, they will te you that we will see an upsurge of nicaraguan immigrants to the united states. >> schifrin: but so far, the two sides are th holding fast. ortega refuses to accept responsibility for the victims of the violence. gerald vasquez lopez, the protestor given last rights byam fatheros, was buried in managua. his funeral was full of remembrance

the organization of american states the top regional group for countries in the america says holding a special meeting on the continuing violence in iraq seven member countries of the group including argentina chile and the u.s. requested the meeting comes twenty four hours after security forces and supporters of the nicaraguan president that ortega stormed a major stronghold of anti-government protesters. with you are both in yemen say they have attacked an oil refinery in the saudi capital using a drone the drone targeted the stage on our aamco refinery in riyadh they all company said it contained a small fire which is due to an operational incident the iranian ally the rebels say the drone attack marks the start of a new stage in deterring aggression hamas says protesters sending burning kites into israel have a right to continue despite israeli threats to stop them israel says millions of dollars worth of crops have been destroyed and further attacks won't be tolerated charles trafford has this report from gaza. it's been almost four months since protesters inconsistency flying ki

and this is also illegal under the charter of the organization of american states, and it is also illegalnder otherer conventions that the u.s. has signed, the hague conventions. and yet it seems like everybody, almost everybody who has a voice in this country, is ok with that. it is very odd because almost all of the same people are in gets the embargo were against cuba, for example, but somehow they think this is ok to try and topple the government and right hereir econonomy in the western hemisphere. juan: mark, you mention the thencial embargo, that yet united states continues to import oil from venezuela. honestly, citgo has a major presence in this country. so how does the financial embargo work at the same time it continues to import the major product of venezuela? >> they don't have a trade embargo, but the financial embargo is quite deadly. for example, citgo is not allowed to send a lot of money back to venezuela. but even more importantly, they cannot borrow. so they spent billions of dollars last year paying off loans, the government paying off loans because they can't borrow.

the organization of american states has condemned what it says are human rights abuses committed in nicaragua by police and pro-government civilians rights groups say at least two hundred eighty people have been killed in months of protests against the government. meanwhile is preparing to celebrate the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution which will put him in charge of the country for the first time he ruled from one thousand nine hundred seventy nine for eleven years before his return to power in two thousand and seven however he is facing calls to set a date for early elections when i have more news from london in about half an hour from now but now let's go back to folly in doha barbara thank you very much for that coming up next for our viewers on facebook a story about north korean films being watched on soft korean screens for the very first time and still ahead on the grid the film that moved a government where in china where a box office hit it up sped up efforts to stash ice. welcome back nice look at weather conditions across levant and western parts of asia most of the quie

on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave. and. there's been considering the deepening and increasing deterioration of the grave human rights crisis in nicaragua the enter american commission for human rights calls on the international community to demand nicaragua immediately puts an end to repression and arbitrary detentions and all other human rights violations. but the new guy now one government dismissed the oas report as biased. nicaragua rejects the report it was rushed prejudiced and lacks objectivity it requires a professional attitude to report the truth about what's going on. the government says the protests aimed to topple president there. here at new get i was national university students and other government opponents have been entrenched for more than one month the government accuses them of being subversive a threat to peace. but the opposition accuses police and pro-government paramilitary forces are firing live rounds at protesters this week has seen some of the worst violence since the protests erupted nearly

on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave. and. been considering the deepening and increasing deterioration of the grave human rights crisis in nicaragua the interim merican commission for human rights calls on the international community to demand nicaragua immediately puts an end to repression and arbitrary detentions and all other human rights violations. but the new guy now one government dismissed the oas report as biased. rejects the report it was rushed prejudiced and lacks objectivity it requires a professional attitude to report the truth about what's going on. the government says the protests aimed to topple president that they are here at me that i was national university students and other government opponents have been entrenched for more than one month the government accuses them of being subversive a threat to peace. but the opposition accuses police and pro-government paramilitary forces are firing live rounds at protesters this week has seen some of the worst violence since the protests erupted nearly three mon

the organization of american states unanimously adopted a resolution on june 29th, criticizing the inhumane family separation policy. it's hard to remember a time in recent memory when the oas permanent council has so forcefully condemned the united states. and that's just the start. the administration is making it harder for victims of abuse to come to the united states sighing domestic violence shouldn't be younds for asewell im. that will who have endured rape should look elsewhere for sanctuary. and the united states has vetoed a resolution on breast feeding. protected status will end for 262,000 salvadorans, and 58,000 haitians. as mark schneider of csis pointed out in the "washington post" this week, this move may result in 273,000 american-born children being separated from their parents. this is deeply troubling pattern dealing with the treatment, of families, of immigrants. is this what we're becoming as a country? i hope not. i won't accept it and fight tool and nail against these policies that betray our values and make it harder to advance our interests abroad. we're facing a re