pirate party many that speaking to us live from. skates. and able to log on to our website where we continue analyzing the issues surrounding the crisis in egypt what we. criticize this president the ballot sanctions and question whether the a bomb or ministration would handle the situation differently if it happened in america. and thirteen cute and cuddly characters competing for the type of the soppy winter lympics nonskid have been revealed see who they are and vote for your favorite that our website our time dot com. now the russian foreign ministry says a british journalist was denied entry arrival to moscow because he broke a series of labor laws concerning foreign correspondents the foreign ministry says luke harding failed to taint his accreditation license before leaving the country something all journalists are asked to do it out of that he'll face their problems at immigration as soon as all his documents are in order harding who's the guardian's moscow correspondent was sent back to london after allegedly being detained for for

pirate party leader lo's case speaking with us from manchester. turning now to egypt were a constitutional reforms intended to diffuse public anger have backfired after thousands of protesters poured back into tahrir square in apparent rejection of the proposals demonstrators are now entering their third week with anti-government protesters demanding the president step down. as the latest from cairo. what we've now entered the third week of and mubarak demonstrations and the numbers on the street just keep growing of his square still remaining the focal point here in downtown cairo hundreds of thousands of people on the streets as we speak and also the city of alexandria with you off the course of the day tens of thousands of people have been coming to protest these small started at around midday when government buildings close in the last day also people have received this salaries and just yesterday monday the government announced that it would be giving a fifteen percent increase to the wages of government in four years and pensions but that wa

for more on this let's cross live now to the leader of sweden's pirate party rick fox at bingo he joins us now from stockholm thanks very much indeed for joining us now our son says the the swedish government's trying to damage his reputation by portraying him as public enemy number one is that really true. well i think the law has done tremendous damage to sweden's reputation as an arc holder of human rights it's quite potentially the most what the most egregious. violation of human rights in western europe in terms of wiretapping i mean it's said that every human being have human rights and here comes the swiss government saying no no no no we're not going to wiretap any swedes well it so happens that all humans have human rights including particularly for some reason the government says the target of those is going to be russia primarily like swedes wouldn't care about well let's talk about the actual case that is taking place at the moment he his supporters in the defense say that the prosecutors are actually fabricating this case against him so where is the evidence of this fabrica

the leader of sweden's pirate party rick fox says wiretapping by sweden has dealt a tremendous blow to the country's reputation as a human rights campaigner. has done tremendous damage to sweden's reputation as an opp holder of human rights it's quite potentially the most egregious violation of human rights in western europe in terms of wiretapping i mean it's every human being have human rights and here comes the government saying no no no no we're not going to wiretap any swedes well it so happens that all humans have human rights including particularly for some reason the government so the target of those is going to be russia primarily like swedes wouldn't care about . russia will not tolerate japan's radical approach towards the far east and could alliance which tokyo claims as its own moscow's official stance comes as the japanese foreign minister is in the russian capital at the moment for talks the items were handed to russia as part of a capitulation agreement at the end of the second world war as a new peace deal has ever been signed between the two countries. has the details

and the leader of sweden's pirate party rick four klinge says why a turpin by sweden has dealt a tremendous blow to the country's reputation as a human rights campaign it. has done tremendous damage to sweden's reputation as an opp holder of human rights it's quite potentially the most egregious violation of human rights in western europe in terms of wiretapping i mean it's said that every human being have human rights and here comes the swiss government saying look no no no we're not going to wiretap any swedes well it so happens that all humans have human rights including particularly for some reason the government says the target of this is going to be russia primarily like swedes wouldn't care about. russian foreign minister has great stance on the far east and korea islands in the pacific ocean wish talk here claims at the time that he was made clear during talks with the japanese foreign minister on friday in moscow before islands were handed to russia as part of a capital ation agreement at the end of the second one who however no formal peace deal has there has added been fine betwe

the head of the pirate party laws says that sweden may become just a brief transit stop before sarge is handed over to the united states the extradition case is going to be used as an as a pretext by the united states to get hold of judea sarge and we think there is a very real danger going to be actually taken to the united states even possibly detained in quantity. and actually basically pursuit of some kind of espionage charges it's going to be impossible to see any kind of fair trial or just it's happen if if june in the sand is going to be extradited to sweden and i was what i'm seeing in terms of how people are spawned ng to the wiki leaks is that actually people overwhelmingly support the freedom of information we can see how the free flow of information has been absolutely crucial to democracy. you can find out. the. guardian. collaborate. with. that's coming your way in the next hour when. we look at the plight of christians. being continuously targeted by extremist groups. with the russian government trying to rein in the country's excessive drinking it seems that it's mayb

s pirate party case says there's overwhelming support for the work that julian the song just doing. we think there is a very real danger julian assange could be actually taken to the united states even possibly detained in go on a tunnel and actually basically pursuit of some kind of. charges and i was what i'm seeing in terms of how people are responding to the wiki leaks is that actually people overwhelmingly support the freedom of information we can see how the free flow of information has been absolutely crucial to democracy united states politicians out to criticize him but even actually have been calling for his assassination i think that means that it's going to be impossible to see any kind of fair trial or just it's happen if june in the sand is going to be extradited to sweden. i was the party head. into us for lunch as the. thing over to egypt now where our constitutional reforms intended to diffuse public anger have backfired after thousands of protesters poured back into areas square in an apparent rejection of the proposals the demonstrations are now entering in their

america and let him keep blowing his whistle and he's now i r t stockholm sweden all the head of the pirate party the last case there's overwhelming support for julian assange among the public but that there's a risk you could even end up in guantanamo bay. the extradition case is going to be used as an as a pretext by the united states to get hold of julian sound which. we think there is a very real danger julian assange could be actually taken to the united states even possibly detained in guantanamo bay and actually basically pursuit of some car. or knowledge charges it's going to be impossible to see any kind of fair trial or just happen if if june in the sand is going to be diverted to sweden and i was what i'm seeing in terms of how people responding to the wiki leaks is that actually people overwhelmingly support the freedom of information we can see how the free flow of information has been absolutely crucial to democracy and next hour we've got more another legal fight assad could have on his hands this time as one of the publishing partners of the guardian the british newspaper has rece

s pirate party laws kay says what it may become just a brief transit stop before a songe is handed over to the united states the extradition case is going to be used as an as a pretext by the united states to get hold of junior sound which. we think there is a very real danger julian assange could be actually taken to the united states even possibly detained in quantity. and actually basically pursuit of some kind of. charges it's going to be impossible to see any kind of fair trial or just is happen if if june in the sand is going to be extradited to sweden and i was what i'm seeing in terms of how people responding to the wiki leaks is that actually people overwhelmingly support the the freedom of information we can see how the free flow of information has been absolutely crucial to democracy. in just a moment as we're going to be talking about. bedfellows. with . wiki leaks. with. web site that's coming your way next hour long with. a rock look at the plight of christians forced to flee their homes after being targeted by extremists. with the russian government trying to rein in the

rescue party from a british gunboat has freed five yemeni fishermen held hostage for three months by somali pirates in the indian ocean labels and ordered a bird knees by the bandits and destroyed weapons including grenades fishing boats and there are no reports any pirates were captured a south korean merchant vessel spotted this and radioed h.m.s. cornwall which is sailing as a part of a task force in the area it's trying please a huge maritime area off the west african coast but they're still at least one attack a day from somali pirates. south sudan has been announced as the name of the world's newest country the south will split from the north in july after last month's referendum results showed ninety one percent support forcing a full session other names such as coercion and other. public had also been suggested the separation of south from north as hope to end decades of violent conflicts in the country. and all rights activists in china condemning a magic trick with synchronized goldfish they say cruelty was required to make the . song after it was made famous after being broadcast on stat

parties there with young women he's currently being investigated on suspicion of having had sex with a seventeen year old moroccan belly dancer charges he strongly denies. the indian navy seabees more than twenty pirates and rescued two dozen hostages from a hijacked thai fishing boat that happened off the southwestern coast of india taken to mumbai and handed over to authorities pirates mainly from somalia have been highly active in the indian ocean in recent years and three type vessels were reportedly capture the last year. the americans accused of spying illegally entering iran have pleaded not guilty on the first day of their trial in terror on they were arrested last year while hiking the at the iran iraq border and says they didn't cross the border and if they did it was just by accident accident but iran insists there are spies working for the u.s. at trial has increased the already high level of hostility between the two nations . those tensions with iran were stoked in an unlikely way this week when u.s. authorities discovered a book instructing iranian suicide bombers in the arizona desert of all places no one knows quite how it got. to the middle of nowhere there but the u.s. media was qui

party? why more and more parents are breaking the bank on that special day. is it too much, too soon? that's ahead. >>> first, the latest on the americans held hostage by somali piratesis their third day in captivity. pirates currently hold 30 ships. almost 700 hostages. why did these four sailors chart a course through dangerous waters. jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the pilot has made radio contact with the pirates for the first time. it's one u.s. navy ship and several helicopters not letting the pirates or the americans out of their sights. the harrowing ambush at sea took place in dangerous waters nearly 300 miles off the somali coast. the pirates' target the yacht "quest." a u.s. navy warship is actively tracking them. shadowing their hijacked yacht as it nears somalia. >> they think they're americans, they must be rich. they've made a grave mistake. >> reporter: the last time the pirates boarded a vessel the "maersk alabama," they were targeted by shooters. the pirates making it toe the somali shore where they and their hostages can easily disappear. pirates held british couple paul and rachel chandler there for 388 days. >> please, plea