movement withdrew its support. he, b. u. s. secretary of state antony blank and says roughly 25000000 people around the world are currently victims of human trafficking. that's according to the state department's annual report on the issue. report also stressed that russia's invasion of ukraine has left ukrainian refugees, highly vulnerable to trafficking. the u. s. house of representatives has approved a bill to recognize same sex marriage at the federal level. the measure is in response to growing concerned that the supreme court could nullify a previous ruling guaranteeing marriage equality. it's unclear of the bill has enough support to pass and the sin sri lankan lawmakers have elected 6 time prime minister. ronald would rim a single as their new president. the decision means grimacing. a who is currently acting president will officially keep the job until 2024. yeah, he's a controversial choice as much of the public. see him as being too close to former president brought it by a roger pox up. but he won the backing of a large majority of lawmakers more let's bring in our south asia bureau, chief em rita cima. who joined us

guest: you should see this movie because it gives the origin of the movement in the late 1960's, early 1970's of people with disabilities demanding their rights this country. i would just close on this -- we all know about the civil rights act in the 1960's, notes, nation on the basis of race, sex, origin, religion, but they left out people with disabilities. we said what about us? they still discriminated and then that began this long movement. but my brother, frank, who is deaf and taught me sign language. host: my daughter is learning american sign language for her foreign language. guest: she will love it. host: let me take a second to remind our viewers they can take part in this conversation about the americans with disabilities act. we are going to open up regional lines. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, you call (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, your number is going to be (202) 748-8001. we are going to open up to special lines for this conversation. the first line will be for people with disabilities. we specifically want to hear from you and you

movement like that in our communities, oh my goodness. >> be tremendous. >> you know he shouted among the people that have them raise their hands and shout v s p. which means very special people. he says we are very special people, because god loves united states. and we made an image of god. and it is not something we certain, it is the gift of god. we wanted everyone to know that. and not just his own people, but all people, which is what you have been saying i don't want we could say v s pis very spirited people. >>> well we are going to come back to this spirited conversation. thank you for being with us. >>> please join us with carol and jim hopkins. carol estes of elmhurst and jim hopkins at or c1 . >>> welcome back to mosaic. this is pentecost and we have been talking about the power of the spirit breaking down barriers and uniting us and bringing us together. i was telling the colleagues at my congregation, i tried to encourage them to wear red on pentecost. they have at fairfield. i'm really pleased with it. again what is the symbol of the red? >> the red is the fire the spirit the thrust of the movement of the holy spirit that just li

within the pipe movement, there's been a split and you could expect more people leaving their parties trying to find somewhere somewhere else where they can fit the u. s. president joe biden has tested positive for covert 19. according to the white house, he's experiencing very mild symptoms which include fatigue and a cough. the u. s. president reportedly last tested negative on tuesday. the 79 year old is fully vaccinated and boosted twice. he's being treated with packs lavette and anti virus drug designed to reduce the severity of the disease. i'm plans to isolate at the white house, but continue to carry out his presidential duties as part of a white house press conference earlier tonight. because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted his risk of serious illness, is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerful anti viral. and that further reduces his risk of serious films. and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president hass today is almost done. but the conversation continues online. you will find us on twitter either

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movement. our lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss has been speaking to some of the group�*s founding members. her report contains some flash photography. it's 1972. gay peoplein protests across the capital. injuly, pride in the uk is born. that first pride was about visibility. it was terrifying, daring. i wanted to change the world. to claim public space for queer people. we had a mass kiss—in. by the time we'd finished snogging each other one turned around and the police had completely disappeared. the glf lit a spark that would burn for the next five decades, but those years also saw huge trials. so don�*t die of ignorance. when aids came along the partners of the ones who'd died, the family would sweep in and throw them out of the flat or whatever. it was a time of real despair and bitterness. progression came later. steps towards righting the wrongs of the past, and equality. legally husband... cheering. # we marched for the right to walk down the aisle #. pride has undergone many changes over the years. what started off as a protest of around 700 people is now a march of thousands. still today, a third of all lgbt+ people in britain been victims of ho

s. was actually quite involved in guido's movement of the same movement that ended with an attempt by armed men to take over the government in which a number of people were killed and even to 2 american former. so forces soldiers were arrested, their countries not accused or accused the u. s. of meddling, their claims must be seen in a whole new light. now, surely, that's true. i mean, these are not new claims that the u. s. has been involved in this or that uprising around the world. i mean, we saw mass protests in hong kong in the same year that they were actually taking place in venezuela and back then. beijing said that the u. s. was stoking the flames of those protests there. and bolton statements just lend more legitimacy to that claim. just this year, the former prime minister of pakistan, enron con, he said he was ousted from power amid a constitutional crisis. and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, washington and one way or another connected to the u. s. government. it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise tha

guest: you should see this movie because it gives the origin of the movement in the late 1960's, early 1970's of peopledisabilities demanding their rights this country. i would just close on this -- we all know about the civil rights act in the 1960's, notes, nation on the basis of race, sex, origin, religion, but they left out people with disabilities. we said what about us? they still discriminated and then that began this long movement. but my brother, frank, who is deaf and taught me sign language. host: my daughter is learning american sign language for her foreign language. guest: she will love it. host: let me take a second to remind our viewers they can take part in this conversation about the americans with disabilities act. we are going to open up regional lines. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, you call (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, your number is going to be (202) 748-8001. we are going to open up to special lines for this conversation. the first line will be for people with disabilities. we specifically want to hear from you and your expe

guest: you should see this movie because it gives the origin of the movement in the late 1960's, early 1970's of peopledisabilities demanding their rights this country. i would just close on this -- we all know about the civil rights act in the 1960's, notes, nation on the basis of race, sex, origin, religion, but they left out people with disabilities. we said what about us? they still discriminated and then that began this long movement. but my brother, frank, who is deaf and taught me sign language. host: my daughter is learning american sign language for her foreign language. guest: she will love it. host: let me take a second to remind our viewers they can take part in this conversation about the americans with disabilities act. we are going to open up regional lines. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, you call (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, your number is going to be (202) 748-8001. we are going to open up to special lines for this conversation. the first line will be for people with disabilities. we specifically want to hear from you and your expe

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global movement with millions of people taking part every year, continuing the campaign for lgbt voices to be heard. you can hear more from the original gay liberation front members on the bbc�*sble on bbc sounds. the man accused of the murder, attempted rape and robbery of zara aleena in east london has been remanded in custody after appearing at the old bailey. jordan mcsweeney allegedly killed the 35—year—old as she walked home from a night out in the early hours of sunday morning. today the family of the newly trained solicitor spoke of her "fearless" and "independent" spirit asjune kelly reports. zara aleena, her mother's only child and described today by her aunt as part of a family of strong women. the one word that would describe zara, if i had to use one word, i would say independent. that was what she valued more than anything, her independence. and so, you know, she was encouraged by all of us to pursue her dreams. and at five years old, she said, i want to be a lawyer. last weekend, the life of this young woman at the start of her legal career was suddenly ended when she was attacked close to where she lived in ilford in east london, on her way home from a night ou

soon bill if s o hits each ah, the presence of jews amongst the bolsheviks was manipulated by counter revolutionary movements. they tried to so and exploit anti semitism among the russian people. one of these counter revolutionaries was on fridge, holes and bag, who, despite his name, was not jewish. he had witnessed the revolution as a student in moscow. after 2 years of civil war, he fled alfred rosenberg arrived in germany and mighty mountain the scene. the bolshevik revolution, he scandalized, i'd take government come ship to power in russia, which has many jewish trotsky, the most famous. but of course, lamb him is also accused of being a jewel and so all show for him. bolshevism is a tool. after truce, like freemasonry had been a tool of controls. it's a new political to rosen bags. conspiracy theory was inspired by a russian pamphlet said to have been written by a czarist elise 20 years earlier. the protocols of the elders of zion was a fuji lint document describing the secret plan for jews to rule the world. it received comparatively little attention in russia, but in germany i fed hold them back, gave it a new audience, wasn't back. santa betide, she's done on rosen

out today 21:20 the upward movement of the triumphant victory of soviet basketball players at the olympics in munich in the seconds that changed everything i am the people 's made millions of people believe that nothing is impossible and that reaching the goal sometimes depends on three seconds, the inspiring effect of the film on the legendary match of the 1972 olympics was so strong that many viewers called the picture a guide to action for their own upward movement. it just wasn't there anymore. i got you blockbuster son achieves the main gains attention. each spectator involuntarily turns into a passionate fan and it is as if they are watching the same legendary one. freestyle duel together with the whole country mother is filmed. so even a person far from sports, breathless and now the upward movement is frozen in the air, an exciting story about the confrontation of strong rivals and unlimited faith in one's own strength, overcoming one obstacle after another, soviet basketball players prove any fall can give energy to jump up. they must believe that you can beat the americans, but that's who we are after this movie. no matter how many times it is re