stopped they started to move from punjab through fatah sent to pakistan. this cause them with of teetwo province to stop them because it was not through the civilian law enforcement but the agency's so that is a large failure so that was for all of the activity. it was a successful operation in military deserves credit but it says there were about 17 major tax from taliban groups, 105 different firefights. this is a contentious issue arguing some of the taliban are attacking pakistan from the other side. maybe this civilization or consolidation of peace has happened to thousand militants have one important factor. the modern history of masai salute -- unless i salute, one man knew fully well that the taliban was after him. those who have taken up a stand and as important as it is it is as important to salute it and appreciate those people who are standing up to him and some of the leading police officers they were killed in one province so they have not been able to defend and if these courageous people stand up to the taliban then it creates a scary scene

so they all started moving from punjab, from the south of punjab where it was, they were more organized in that area to go to india, and then they were banned, pakistan military stopped any kind of connections with many of those groups. what they did, they started moving from punjab to kpp to fatah and then some of them moved on to afghanistan. this was the responsibility in the kpp province to stop them or go after them. pakistan had lacked capability to do that, to stop them, because the counterterrorism money, all the investment was made not in the civilian law enforcement or civilian intelligence agencies which could have really stop ised that. stopped that. so that's a large, i would say, failure or a gap that created, that provided this opportunity for all the ttp activity. three other points. one is about saw bat. i think the pakistan military deserves credit for that, but i was just reading the latest figures of 2012, and it said there were about 17 major attacks from taliban groups that were repulsed. there were 105 different fire fights because some of the militants have gone

. -- the number -- northern punjab state. israeli police have removed palestinian and international activists who are camped out protesting against new israeli settlements. it wants to build 3000 homes in and occupy a portion of the west bank. >> it was a swift and uncompromising he fiction. a nighttime raid by israeli police in the early hours of sunday ended in the protests against plans settlement building in the west bank. activists camp out for two days. some protesters tried to resist while the police searched tensed for people -- tents for people. >> they allow israeli to stay here. they are not allowing palestinians, who are non-mile run. are non-violent. >> it took place after a government court order was handed out. this was an illegal place for them to be. >> the settlement in question lies in the east of jerusalem. thousands of homes are planned for a settlement in the area. palestinians say it will be a huge blow to territorial integrity of the west bank. the camp, called a village, attracted protesters and inter

the victim was on a bus in the northern state of punjab. this is after a similar attack on a 23-year-old student in new delhi, who later died of her injuries and shocked the nation into passing a law. here's how the woman describes what happened to her. >> the bus driver refused to drop me off and took me i had. he allowed all the passengers to get off except me. they misbehave with me and a rate me. > -- raped me. >> most cubans can now go overseas without an exit visa. the used to have to obtain a visa known as a white card, costing as much as $300. they have welcomed to the's decision to do away with exit visas. >> a positive step for most ordinary cubans who want to travel. it means they face less bureaucracy and less cost. everything will get done quicker and cheaper. there are still problems, of course -- people have to get visas to come to the united states or whatever other country they want to, a number of restrictions, but by and large for most cubans, cubans who want to travel, this is good. there will be large numbers to try to

. >> police arrested another five men for allegedly abducting and raping a 29-year-old woman in punjab. more rape cases are now coming to light every day in india. >> the incident in delhi has galvanized public opinion. growing numbers of people have been demonstrating to end a pervasive and tolerated violence against women. >> young indians are now outraged and taking a stand by color -- by challenging cultural conditions that allow abuse of women without accountability. >> she is determined to make her voice heard. together with her fellow students, she is calling for an end to rape and discrimination against women. they say they will continue to defend themselves, whatever it takes. young people in india are angry, and not just in the capital of delhi. the rapes have sparked a wave of protests across the country. this is a ph.d. student. she and her friends were among the first to take to the streets. they now hold regular demonstrations. >> we want freedom, freedom from oppressive families, fathers, brothers. [chanting in foreign language] >> they chang "long -- chant "long live th

. >> police arrested another five men for allegedly abducting and raping a 29-year-old woman in punjab. more rape cases are now coming to light every day in india. >> the incident in delhi has galvanized public opinion. growing numbers of people have been demonstrating to end a pervasive and tolerated violence against women. >> young indians are now outraged and taking a stand by color -- by challenging cultural conditions that allow abuse of women without accountability. >> she is determined to make her voice heard. together with her fellow students, she is calling for an end to rape and discrimination against women. they say they will continue to defend themselves, whatever it takes. young people in india are angry, and not just in the capital of delhi. the rapes have sparked a wave of protests across the country. this is a ph.d. student. she and her friends were among the first to take to the streets. they now hold regular demonstrations. >> we want freedom, freedom from oppressive families, fathers, brothers. [chanting in foreign language] >> they chang "long -- chant "long live th

a 17-year-old woman was gang raped in november in the northern state of punjab. she later took her own life. media reports say the police pressured her to drop her case and settle out of court. at a symposium on rape in new delhi last week, attendees said stricter punishments would not be enough. they said society needs to change and respect every single woman. >> translator: simply changing laws is not enough. what is needed is a change in mind sets. >> reporter: india is one of the world's emerging economic giants. it claims a unique position, different to its rival china, as the world's most populous democracy. but the question remains as to what action india will take to guarantee human rights, a vital pillar of a democratic society. rape has drawn public attention at home and abroad to this critical question. nhk world, new delhi. >>> afghanistan is set to receive some of the world's most advanced military hardware to beef up its defenses against anti-government insurgents. president hamid karzai says the country will receive unmanned surveillance drones and

in november a 17-year-old girl in the northern state of punjab went to the police to report a sexual assault. officials told her she should marry one of the attackers. the girl later killed herself. incidents like these make many women feel abandoned by the police. he believes the real problem comes from cultural attitude towards women's rights. >> indian system is a very, very feudal. very male chauvinist. >> reporter: last mop rape has launched a dialogue. people around the country are looking to see if indian society can learn how to protect the dignity of all of its citizens. >> reporter: and that wraps up our bulletin. >>> thanks. >>> japanese safety workers are using a scanner to examine the damaged battery in a 787. it made an emergency landing in western japan. they scanned the battery at the japanese space agency. they say it contained eight charred lithium ion cells. they're trying to determine which components were most damaged. they say excessive current is likely to make the battery to overheat and emit smoke. they're going to ask the japanese manufacturer to dismantle i

. >> in india,indian police have arrested six men in a second gang rape in a small village near punjab part of the country. the victim in the latest attack was the only passenger aboard a bus on friday. police say the driver and conductor were joined by five friends in raping her. four weeks ago a deadly gang rape aboard a bus in the country's capital outraged indians. it sparked large protests across the country and calls for tougher rape laws. police are still searching for a seventh suspect in the latest attack. today, the protesters say >> paris police are preparing for what could be the city's largest demonstration in a decade. officials expect about three-hundred-thousand to protest the french president's plan to legalize gay marriage. as much as 65 percent of the french public supported the plan in august. however, religious opposition has dropped its popularity down to about 50 percent. president francois hol-lande has promised to give same- sex couples all the legal protections that heterosexual couples now enjoy. >> there is a new miss america. and this live look at the golde

in november a 17-year-old girl in the northern state of punjab went to the police to report a sexualault. officials told her she should marry one of the attackers. the girl later killed herself. incidents like these make many women feel abandoned by the police. maboud believes the real problem comes from cultural attitude toward women's rights. >> the system is very, very feudal. it is very male chauvinist. >> reporter: last month's gang rape has launched a nationwide dialogue on crimes against women. people around the country are watching to see if indian society can learn to protect the dignity of all its citizens. abishek dulia, nhk world, new delhi. >>> algerian government officials have reassured foreign energy companies that they'll deal aggressively with terrorism. but a hostage crisis that left dozens of people from different counts dead is raising fears on new infrastructure. algerian prime minister abdel mal eck sellal. the militants attacked a natural gas plant in the desert last week and took hundreds of workers hostage. sellal stressed government forces moved in on the f

the latest happened this weekend in the northern state of punjab. police have arrested six suspects and a manhunt is under way for a seventh. a woman was taken to an undisclosed address after he got on bus and was raped all night. it's early similar to an incident last month where a woman was gang-raped and died. that incident sparked international outrage and protest. >>> and today marks a year since the "costa concordia" disaster and the cruise ship is still laying on its side. hundreds of people are working on the wreck, observing a moment of silence to commemorate the disaster. at least 32 passengers and crew died when the ship sank off the coast of italy. officials announce that the ship will be towed to port in one peace in september. italian prosecutors are still awaiting charges against the ship's captain. >>> it's been 30 years since a woman from new york has won miss america. >> your new miss america is -- miss new york. >> there she is. 23-year-old magry hagen, accepting the crowd at the miss america pageant last night. she tap danced to

arrested and one declared wanted after allegedly committing a gang rape in the northern indian state of punjab the twenty nine year old victim is believed to have been traveling alone on a bus when the driver took her to a desolate location and called friends incident occurred just weeks after a gang rape in delhi which provoked massive protests throughout the country. and seven civilians have been killed after an explosion hit a village in eastern afghanistan the blast occurred as the villagers were trying to pull out the dead from a collapsed mosque destroyed during overnight fighting between nato troops and the taliban say a suicide vest on one of the dead insurgents might have caused an explosion. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has pledged to continue building settlements in the west bank and his announcement came just hours after police evicted around two hundred palestinian activists and protesters from a site marked for construction one of those activists believes that israel's upcoming election was the reason for the developments. when you have five hundred more than five hu

one that declared it wanted after allegedly committing a gang rape in the northern indian state of punjab the twenty nine year old victim is believed to have been traveling alone on a bus when the driver took her to a desolate location and called friends the incident occurred just weeks after a gang rape in new delhi which provoked massive protests throughout the country. seven civilians have been killed after an explosion hit a village in eastern afghanistan the blast occurred as the villagers were trying to pull out the dead from a collapsed mosque destroyed during overnight fighting between nato troops and the taleban police say a suicide vest on one of the dead insurgents might have caused the explosion. germany's finance minister wolfgang schauble is set to meet greece's top anti bailout politician alexis tsipras the leader of the leftist sarees a party the meeting is seen as a chance to convince the strong critic that he needs to back harsh austerity measures imposed on athens yanis varoufakis a political economist and author says germany wants to establish a dialogue with the greek

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the latest happened this weekend in the northern state of punjab.olice have arrested six suspects much the manhunt is on for a seventh. the 29-year-old woman was taken to an undisclosed address after she got on a bus and raped all night long. the attack eerily similar to an assault last month where a group of them gang raped a woman and brutally beat her after she boarded the bus. she later died and that attack sparked protest and international outrage. >>> in egypt, former president hosni mubarak will get a new trial. his lawyer believes the retrial could take place within two months. mubarak's currently serving a life sentence for ordering the killing of peaceful protesters during the egyptian uprising. the 84-year-old was deposed after 30 years in power. >>> the u.s. is experiencing strange weather. temperatures in california and arizona have temperatures 30 below normal but parts of the east coast, folks are walking around in shorts. the spring-like weather, though, is sadly not expected to last long. weather forecasters say by the middle of nex

it's akin to data and the amount of times in these urban areas, but also punjab and islamabad. you know, the number of tax increases two to three times. but the amount of casualties goes 20 to 25 times within a short period of time. pakistani military come the states they these attacks are likely to come again in the future should they take on certain other operations like north waziristan and haqqani network. this is a profound concern was to be repeatedly right after admiral mullen statements in 2011 about the pakistani government not doing much about the haqqani network. the explanation that can be taken with a grain of salt, but nevertheless should be padded out. if they describe the hornets last, they would be in alliances chapati networks and bring the same level of violent the pakistanis experienced in 2007 at 2009, which crashed pakistani public and military and returned again and that was something in it. tennessee great degree of calibration as to what you have to absorb or bair that motivates the limited strategy to utilize. another question comes up with selectivity

. >> police say that the friday night's attack in punjab is similar to the one that triggered rallies worldwide for better treatment of women. >>> on tuesday, vice president biden is expected to deliver recommendations from the gun task force to the hospital. he was with with gun rights groups and movie industry leaders and video game leaders and it is all in an effort to e prevent more mass shootings, and this is a list of what could be on the recommendations. universal background cheblcks a closing the gun show loophole, and the white house is believed to favor ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. churches this sunday may focus on the guns, but not all of the sermons will have the same m message. it turns out that the christians are very divided over firearms. cnn's athena jones has a look. >> reporter: gun control is front and center at the white house and a matter of debate among christians. >> there is a fascinating religious divide over the issue of gun control. >> reporter: a survey by the research institute conducted before the newtown shooting found that 6 in 1

police say six men are under arrest for the attack in the northern state of punjab. say the bus driver did not stop at the woman's village, despite her repeated pleas. instead, they say he took her to a building where he, the conductor, and five others took turns raping her. a seventh suspect remains on the loose. the incident comes a month after the deadly rape of a student on a bus in new delhi that sparked international outrage. >>> in moscow, thousands of people took to the streets to protest a new law banning the adoption of russian children by u.s. families. russia's adoption ban was in retaliation for a new u.s. law, targeting russians accused of human rights abuses. unicef estimates there are about 740,000 children not in parental custody in russia, while about 18,000 russians are on the waiting list to adopt a child. over the past two decades, about 60,000 russian children were adopted by americans. [ screaming ] >>> at the vatican, four women affiliated with a ukrainian feminist organization held a topless protest in st. peter's square to protest the cathol

month window pre-and post-bad operation a lot of violence in the urban areas and not just -- but also punjaband islamabad and the number of tax are maybe two to three times but the amount of casualties goes up 20 to 25 times within a short period of time. and the states believe that these attacks are likely to come in the future should they go to certain other operations like the haqqani network. this is a profound sort of concerned that was voiced to me repeatedly right after the statements in 2011 about not doing much about the haqqani network and the arm of the isi. the explanation and again this can be taken with a grain of salt but nevertheless if they pakistan actually go into that and describe it as a hornets nest there would be an alliance of militant jihadi networks against pakistani states and bring that same level of violence in 2,072,000 which basically crush the pakistani public and the military. that would return again and that was something they greatly feared so there is a degree of calibration as to how much you can do given the cost he would have to absorb for the cost he w

some point to the case of a 17-year-old girl in punjab who was gang rained last month and then committed suicide. police pressured her to marry one of the men who attacked her. >>> thousands of russian protesters are questioning the morality of a new law banning americans from adopting russian children. lawmakers passed the legislation last month. they were retaliating against a u.s. law which imposes visa and financial restrictions on corrupt russians. organizers say 60,000 people took part in a rally in moscow. government officials put the number at 9,500. protesters criticized members of parliament who voted for the law. some carried posters with the lawmakers photos and the word shame. thousands of children grow up in state institutions. americans make up about a third of all parents who adopt russian children. >>> people angry over a different government policy took to the streets of paris on the weekend. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators gathered to protest against a plan to legalize same-sex marriage. police estimate 340,000 people took part in the rally. they carried placard