a friend of the popstar turned politician fields how police greeted him on the tarmac. they escorted him back to come follow. he told dw what happened. bobi: it feels good to finally be home. i did not know they were bringing home because so many men grabbed me from the plane, they searched me, took away my passport, and all the documents, i don't know where they are. but i'm finally home. reporter: bobi wine was charged with treason in august. this followed campaign violence during a by election. during his time in custody, wine claims to have been tortured. kampala denied this had happened. he then traveled to the united states for medical treatment. despite his injuries, he remains determined to continue with his work. bobi: i have come to continue exactly where i stopped. i'm going to fight on. like i say, we must get our freedom or we shall die trying to get our freedom. reporter: wine was elected last year and has large support from young ugandans for the he has been heavily critical of the president comes sometimes using his music to deliver his message of discon

still to come on tonight program ugandanto the popstar and politician claims mistreated by the militaryhas ruled that being gay is no longer a criminal offense. the decisi reverses a colonial-era law that categorized homosexuality as an offense. the reaction in new delhi. reporter: the end of two decadel of legal strug to take out a victorian law that made same-sex love criminal. the court struck off the law and heid it was a weapon for harassment of india's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and tragender -- trans community. >> in private, there is consent and it is in private, it wilt nobe an offense. >> i haven't come o to my o parents, so i willat tonight. it is a huge turn of events. i did not really expect. i just came to listen to whatever the verdict was. reporter: the colonial-era law known as section 377 categorized gay sex as an unnatural offense and was decrinalized in 2009, only to be made criminal again t, 2013 after an appeal. in a final judgmen the supreme court has now said that discrimination on the base of sexual orientation is a violation of fundamental rights. activists say th

such enthusiasm begs the question -- is this really the interior minister of italy, or a popstar? it was founded close to where we are right now, and it has been hosting this festival for many years now. this is classic home turf for matteo salvini, and you can tell. people here absolutely adore him . his fans appear satisfied with what he has done in the first 100 days in office, especially on migration. >> why should i be disappointed? he is trying to protect italy and give us better politics compared to before. >> we believe in salvini and what he is doing. this could be a revolution for italy. a lot of things are moving forward, and he is keeping his promises. >> no surprise that his promises on migration are a big part of the salvini show. outside the populist level, many are getting nervous about what the new government is actually achieving, especially in the financial markets. >> there are people who are against us. our government is free and independent from the multinationals, from big finance, from the banking powers both international and european. we have no fears. th

we must get our aleedom or we die trying -- the words of ugandan popstar turned politician bobi wine after he returned to his homeland. he has been in the u.s. and d for injuries he says h endured while in ugandan police custody. . wine faces treason charges for campaign-related violence in august.ea fergal was with him as he arrived home and has this report. fergal: in kampalathere was anticipation and the catche phrase of thment. peopletal power! -- power! fergal: people power. and there was a familiar menace through which this country is controlled. which uganda would greet the nervous bobi wine as he prepared to board a flight om kenya? mr. wine: yes, i'm afraid, but nevertheless, i'm going back home. fergal: less than hour later, he was home, and beyonse the doors, out of sight into the custody of the police. he was swept from the airport to this convoy. tea few supporrs raised to keep up. some who try to to cheer him faced the wrath of the army.f still, oute banana groves, they converged on his house. the word was out -- bobi winebe was ing allowed home. a quick look to confirm

hours of waiting such enthusiasm begs the question is this really the interior minister of italy or popstar. the little girl was found it close to where we are right now and it's been hosting this festival for many years so this is classic home for. and you can tell people here absolutely adore him. and his fans appear satisfied with what he's done in the first one hundred days in office especially on migration why i should be supportive trying to protect your right to give us a better politic. before i knew you could. we believe in and what he's doing this can be a revolution for. a lot of things are moving forward and he's keeping his promises . i mean that is. no surprise that his promises on migration are a big part of the show but outside the populist bubble many are getting nervous about what the new government is actually achieving especially the financial markets. there are people who are against us our government is free and independent from the multinationals from big finance from the banking powers both international and european we have no fears the italian economy is sound ital

the mp and former popstar bobi wine, who was released on bail in uganda last week, flew straight to washingtonganda has one of the youngest populations in the world. # we are fighting for freedom... many now inspired by the music of this man. bobi wine has gone from the ghetto to parliament, from singer to mp. a leading figure in a younger generation of africans that is energetic, social media savvy, and seeking change across the continent. but bobi wine‘s activism has had a high price. in recent weeks he‘s been arrested, severely tortured, he alleges, and now forced to leave uganda for medical treatment in america where he has spoken to the bbc. i am going to continue the fight for freedom, and it is the fight that we must either win or die trying. back in kampala, his message resonates strongly with the young. # we‘re busting to the next generation! we went to bobi wine‘s studio where young artists believe that 30 years of one leader in power can be brought to an end. i have a very, very big hope in me that we can change, we can change, we can make a very big change. but in the uganda of pre

popstar turned opposition politician bobby wine is on his way to the u.s. he boarded a flight on friday night after the government allowed him to leave the country and is seeking medical care for entries he says he separate while in detention he has been charged with treason after stones were thrown at the president's motorcade. russia's accusing ukraine assassinating a prominent separatist leader alexander who was killed in a blast at a cafe he was the leader of rebels in the region of doneness dettori gate and he reports. this is the aftermath of the blast that killed alexander because a blackened body can be seen lying on a stretcher donetsk went into lockdown after the killing with moscow in the russian backed breakaway republic itself calling this an active international terrorism but with. security measures in the republic are heightened all the borders are closed a few people have already been detained here they have already given evidence confirming that this was a ukrainian act of sabotage because the last pictures of zac a chunk of alive were from

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all he has to is accompany female popstar, max gic to los angeles and deliver her to the fbi.in a hail of gunfire at lax, walker has no choice but to take the frightened diva on the n. [ light laughter ] >> fred: it's a misprint probably. >> set yeah. [ laughter ] give it up for fred armisen, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> fred: thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an academy award and emmy winning actress you know from "love actually" and "sense ase ibility." she's currently starring in "the children act" which is now available exclusively on directv and in theaters this friday. let's take a look. >> court rise. >> may it please you, my lady? >> yes, mr. simms. >> my lady, may i refer you to my clients undertaking? >> your client, mr. simms is in direct breach of his undertaking to this court. he's removed his daughter from the jurisdiction. now i hear he's in rabat with no intention of returning here. i was rather expecting to find you blushing on his behalf. >> seth: please welcome to the show emma thompson, everyone. [ cheers and applause ]♪ ♪ [ cheers and

remember bobi wine was a popstar before he became a politician. exactly what's on the people of mind. that background has helped, uganda has one of the youngest populations in the world, and politicians who can connect with younger voters have an advantage. here's some of his supporters. ijust request the government to settle down, to cool down, they should just comply with bobby instead of trying to disorganize his rights because he is a ugandan and we are ugandans and we have our rights. i am so happy because he is struggling for us, he is fighting for us. we have never benefited from anything so i think i am happy and the others were so happy more than me i'm happy for him to become president because we are tired of this fake president. we youth have never benefitted anything from this government. however, let's be clear, yoweri museveni still holds most the cards. he's been in power since 1986,and is running for a sixth term in 2021. and the reason we're talking about ugandan politics is because of this. when bobi wine appeared at a court hear

talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas i got as popstar turned opposition and people the wine is addressing journalists about his alleged torture he says he was physically assaulted while still and the cost of security services one and thirty two of us were detained three weeks ago when ugandan government says stones were thrown at the president's convoy was charged with treason over the incident. let's take a listen now to what he said i believe. in my voice to speak out for them in this way and it is indeed. and yes i'm always so he had to symbolize the reseal use of ugandans to tell them that we still stand for justice equality freedom and dignity for everybody who represent the power of the people. ugandans have always been wanting freedom the folies been wanting to be the masters of bendis to for use when to to live in a country where leader is a substance and the people at the true musters and that is what you see i feel grateful we advocate for people power which indeed is our power. to our site that no amount of brutality no amount