charges to be laid against me and my military leaders for attacks on wrecking your communities in rakhine state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and her government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi as they are of cause. we simply too with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair to all sides that rule of law must apply to everybody we cannot choose and pick who should be protected by the rule of law and have to keep repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and they don't just muslims and of a kind and seem to be a section of much of the world for example we have very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because some are now down to four figures she was also a

—— from rakhine villagers.fugees who fled to bangladesh, and the myanmar government's position was that they would make it up. so it is ironic that these journalists exposed something the myanmar government agreed happened but at the same time they have now been found guilty of espionage. for now, thank you very much. those two journalist have, as we said, been sentenced to seven yea rs we said, been sentenced to seven years in prison, a decisionjust made in court in myanmar. when we hear more we will update you. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has said he is strongly opposed to key parts of theresa may's proposals for a future trade deal. the prime minister has said she will not compromise on the uk government's chequers plan. but mr barnier said plans for a common rulebook for goods but not services were not in the eu's interests. broadcaster henry bonsu joins me now. we were just listening to caroline rigg the's reports, and this is a real problem, isn't it —— rigby. 0nly real problem, isn'

i travelled there asa in rakhine state.a doctor to the region and i'm still haunted by meeting mothers who had to choose between rescuing their children from fires or running with the ones still alive. and yet, the military has now focused its attention on the kachin in myanmar. can the secretary of state please tell me how many more minority groups in myanmar will be persecuted for the uk government holds aung san suu kyi and the military to account. well, she should rest assured that we absolutely believe that everyone responsible for these atrocities must be held to account. i hope to meet aung san suu kyi. i think i probably expressed the disappointment felt on all sides of this house that she's not taken the stand that many of us who have admired herfor stand that many of us who have admired her for many stand that many of us who have admired herfor many years had hoped that she might —— express. the key issue here is whether she chooses to go down the path of burmese nationalism, or whether she recognises that high st

military personnel in rakhine state against the rigging is so clearly they are saying that this was asetup that they were framed and that has been a statement really that's been backed up by many people in the international community who have condemned this trial that's been going on since january as you say we will no doubt see international condemnation again about what we've seen play out in the last few moments of course for international viewers way to be i suppose we have to look at the bigger picture and the fact that we see a me and government you know dominated by the military on the back foot. dealing with an issue of the right in the west of country bordering bangladesh and an international community as we've just discussed in the security council. to act much more strongly in the defense of the ring. at this present moment in time. yes and what we're seeing play out in myanmar of course is a clash in many ways with. who is the effectively the leader of me and my power is very much he is the council of the state councilor of me and but as you mentioned the military really i

genocide charges to be laid against me and military leaders for attacks on rigging your communities in rakhine state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and her government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi there are of cause. we simply too with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair to all sides that rule of law must apply to everybody we cannot choose and pick who should be protected by the rule of law and have to keep repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just the muslims and the kind and the seem to be at the section of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because some are now down to four fingers she

and while lone were arrested last year while investigating a massacre of rigging in rakhine state and there was growing international pressure on sun suchi and two governments to grant them pardons it's not a matter of lou they were not jailed because of adjournment they went to deal with jail because the court has well sentence have been awesome that because the court has decided that they had broken the official secrets act so if we believe in the rule of law they have every right to appeal the judgment and to point out why the gesture in this room if they consider it wrong. me and my is expected to come under even more scrutiny at the united nations general assembly next week but aung san suu kyi will now not be attending. the two men charged by british prosecutors with few souls for a nerve agent attack say they were there as tourists appearing on russian state t.v. off and alexander petroff said the visited the city to see its favors could feed and the timing of the novacek poisoning was a coincidence the u.k. government says the kremlin agents.

repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just the muslims and the cons and seems to be at the section of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because someone not down to four figures she was also asked about the case of the two reuters journalists who last week were jailed for seven years true or so and while lone were arrested last year while investigating a massacre in rakhine state and there was growing international pressure on sun suchi and two governments to grant them pardons it's not a matter of lou they were not jailed because of adjournment they would do with jail because the court has while sentence has been awesome then because the court has decided that they had broken the official secrets act so if we believe in the rule of law they have every right to appeal the judgment and to

repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just the muslims and the cons and seem to be the section of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because some are now down to four fingers she was also asked about the case of the two reuters journalists who last week were jailed for seven years true or so and while lone were arrested last year while investigating a massacre in rakhine state and there was growing international pressure on sun suchi and two governments to grant them pardons it's not a matter of lou they were not jailed because of adjournment they would do with jail because the court as well sentence has been awesome then because the court has decided that they had broken the official secrets act so if we believe in the rule of law they have every right to appeal the judgment and to point

a year while investigating a massacre in rakhine state and there was growing international pressure on the son sujit and two governments to grant them pardons it's not a matter of who they were not jailed because of adjournment they went to deal with jail because the court has while sentence has been awesome that because to call it has decided that they had broken the official secrets act so if we believe in the rule of law they have every right to appeal the judgment and to point out why the gesture in this room if they consider it wrong me and my is expected to come under even more scrutiny at the united nations general assembly next week but on sunset.

myanmar to be brought to justice to face charges of genocide for the events that have unfolded in rakhine state and if the papers were part of a set up these two gentlemen were just investigating the alleged mass murder one wonders what they're going to be found guilty of. yes well officially they are charged with breaching the state secrets act and you mention the papers that is what the prosecution has really centered its entire case around these apparently top secret documents that the reuters pair were found in position or when they were arrested just outside yangon on the outskirts of the city in december last year these documents these papers according to the police and the prosecution were extremely dangerous or could have been if they found their way into the hands of terrorists they could have threatened national security and that's why they've been charged but the. loans say that they were given those documents by the very police who just a few moments later arrested them after they went to meet the police in a restaurant and they also said that in the days after their wrists th

hinge a crisis better seven hundred thousand range of muslims that fled the military crackdown in rakhine state in the last year un investigators say there were mass killings and gang rapes but an international meeting in vietnam sochi defended the security forces when he is in hanoi for us. appearance at the world economic forum on southeast asia in hanoi was the first international speaking engagement since a united nations report was released last month that called for genocide charges to be laid against me and military leaders for attacks on rigging your communities in reclined state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi there are of course. we simply to we with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair to all sides the rule of law must apply to everybody we cannot choose and pick who should be protected by the rule of law and i have to keep repeatin

little focus on those documents most of the focus was on their investigation into the massacre in rakhine state so if they were in fact found to be in position of these documents the police really didn't focus on the fact that they had these documents which would tend to be fairly strange and they also tried to paint the fact that these two were working in the best interests of a foreign organization in the best interests of reuters the news agency that they work for and not in the best interests of me and the evidence that they presented was that they get paid in u.s. dollars that their stories once completed get sent straight to reuters headquarters so nothing to do with me and my but as we know any foreign media organization working in a country like me and operates pretty much like that so they haven't really presented any credible evidence to back up these allegations when many thanks to the answers when the hey they're reporting live from bangkok. nearly four months after iraq's disputed parliamentary elections significant progress has been made in the formation of a government elev

ami was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in reinforcements to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lot of these reports on not credible this was a good time to. try to move. out of now mom. this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh for not acting there again why it generated the hall people. said ben is seven hundred thousand people. for a man or sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all four have different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the list did not shoot around a corner. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. it was you know provision on my back when i wanted it. but i. guess. we. had any. sort of. failure. so i know you're not. you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i might. just. yes if he. just implemented. it's a so-called new man's

against the muslim minority in the west of the country in rakhine state and now that's what they were in effect for decrying these violations that's what they were sentenced to seven years in jail for and how damning was this evidence that was that they were gathering is crucial because you think about the fact that the most of the evidence that the outside world gets or the you know the reports that the outside world gets of what has happened in rakhine state comes from refugees that have left the country because no one is allowed into that area where all these atrocities were committed so but these two reporters managed to earth evidence concrete evidence on the ground from the local population as well that implicates the military in these crimes and it actually led to eight soldiers being convicted and that's the only time that's ever happened being convicted of taking part in these murders and they've been they were sentenced to ten years in jail with hard labor and that is that is extraordinary and even though the minute the myanmar government and the military deny any connection

handled the crisis better seven hundred thousand range of muslims have fled the military crackdown in rakhine state in the last year un investigators say there were mass killings and gang rapes but an international meeting in vietnam suchi defended security forces from charges of civilian atrocities when hey isn't her noise. aung sun suu cheez appearance at the world economic forum on southeast asia in hanoi was her first international speaking engagement since a united nations report was released last month that called for genocide charges to be laid against me and military leaders for attacks on rigging your communities in rakhine state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and her government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi there are of cause. we simply to we with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair.

me was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in reinforcements to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lot of these reports on not credible this was a good time to. try to move. them on. the. this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh for not acting there again why it generated the whole people . said ben is seven hundred thousand people. who moon. little not enough and it's really. a levels from some of you. i came back to the community. and people we obvious found a note he wrote. me all you got is all bible going towards him. you. see. she. misses you money doesn't. give us all that. you don't. know me this. was also topping in my life. i see have to die. it's a so-called no man's land where you find the most reluctant refugees they don't want to venture too far from the fence that separates them from my and never the less that most so afraid to return worrying whether they'll enjoy the same rights as before the government is actually clearing the game on to make new houses w

were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work into the situation in rakhine state they were sentenced under a colonial era law at the official secrets act but other repressive laws are extensively used as well. peaceful assembly act the penal code has a whole raft of repressive laws these two genovese reach their freedom and their their lives to expose regional site exposed the highest crime that was quite committed by the various military and this is the biggest threat for them for the military but they will never tolerate this. government has a unique structure unlike any government anywhere else in two thousand and sixteen entente suchi the political activist who had been kept under house arrest for fifteen years due. when the military dictatorship took up the post of state councilor akin to a prime ministership it was a momentous event i'm a historic day for the better people and around the world men must transition from military to civilian government was heralded as the start of an era of democracy for the country. but the reality was never quite so sim

charges to be laid against me and my military leaders for attacks on rigging your communities in rakhine state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and her government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi there are of cause. with which we with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair to all sides the rule of law must apply to everybody we cannot choose and pick who should be protected by the rule of law and you have to keep repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just muslims under the kind of a perception of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because some are now down to four fingers.

charges to be laid against me and my military leaders for attacks on reading your communities in rakhine state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and her government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi there are of cause. we simply too with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair to all sides that rule of law must apply to everybody we cannot choose and pick who should be protected by the rule of law and i have to keep repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just the muslims and the cons and seems to be at the section of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because someone down to four fingers she was al

by the myanmar military and other rakhine villages that the pressure is piling on myanmar last month a u.n. fact finding mission concluded in its reports that the myanmar military had committed mass killings and gang raped with genocidal intent and recommended the myanmar military leadership to be investigated and prosecuted and of course most recently the international criminal court said in its ruling that it has jurisdiction over the alleged deportation of from myanmar to bangladesh and this could very well be the first step in what could turn out to be a long process to bring myanmar and its military to account. more than one thousand foreign supporters have rallied in the german city of kemet it's the latest protest of the fatal stabbing of a man almost two weeks ago two migrants have been arrested and charged with manslaughter in the killing a crowd much under the motto security for. the american coffee john starbucks is a put its very first store and it's really considered the spiritual home of the expressway hundreds of people queued up for up to an hour to get a cup of coffe

were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work into the situation in rakhine state they were sentenced under a clonal era law at the official secrets act but other repressive laws are extensively used as well the unlawful associations act the peaceful assembly act the penal code has a whole raft of repressive laws these two journalists reach their freedom and their their lives to expose regional site exposed the highest crime that was quite committed by the various military and this is the biggest threat for them for the military but they will never tolerate this. government has a unique structure unlike any government anywhere else in two thousand and sixteen chief the political activist who had been kept under house arrest for fifteen years during the military dictatorship took up the post of state councilor akin to a prime minister. sure it was a momentous event i mean historic day for the better people around the world men must transition from military to civilian government was heralded as the start of an era of democracy for the country. and the reality

and while lone were arrested last year while investigating a massacre of rigging in rakhine state and there is growing international pressure on sun suchi and two governments to grant them pardons. it's not a matter of lou they were not jailed because of adjournment they would do in jail because the court has while sentence has been awesome then because the court has decided that they had broken the official secrets act so if we believe in the rule of law they have every right to appeal the judgment and to point out why the gesture in this room if they consider it wrong me and my is expected to come under even more scrutiny at the united nations general assembly next week but on sun sujit will now not be attending. still to come in this half hour of news why japan says the time has come to end this thirty three year old ban on commercial whaling and world leaders past and present gather in ghana to bid farewell to former u.n. chief kofi annan are. going to welcome back to your national weather forecast for here across europe we are watching some clouds passing through parts of the med

police post and government offices simul pena sleep the young mommy was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in reinforcements to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lot of these reports on not credible this was a good time to. try to move. out of nemani. this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh for not acting there again why it generated the whole people. said ben is seven hundred thousand people. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the lawn. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be rescued . it's a right to be for us this is what the forecast the three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of my. question. because you know provision i might want to know what it is on those that i like. oh. you're so you know i lost his boss because i just got the. resources you know just like anybody on a month on those it doesn't but that's honest i don't know if it is for any of them . so i

who should be responsible for what is going on to muslims in rakhine?ement, but i feel very sorry for her, she should say i am going back to oxford. the trouble is i doubt the myanmar authorities would let her out. you can see her almost biting her bottom lip, desperate to say something. if she does speak out, she goes back into the slammer or house arrest. i think she has been vilified. i would like to think she is a very decent person, and i think she is, and i think she is caught between a rock and a hard place. before we move on to our final paper, let's just see if we can the response from germany to finding out that they had won their european championship did. the host of the euro 2024 will be germany. applause applause a bit different from tessa jowell, david beckham going whoopee and all the rest of it. they are very measured, not like we are all like the spaniards are. in germany, everything is focused, everything is right, and yes, they love their football. they are an incredibly efficient race. but they are not tigers and —— huggers and kiss

they were reporting on human rights violations and atrocities committed in western me and maher in rakhine state where the muslim. minority has been targeted by military operations and which led more than seven hundred thousand of them to flee the country so how damning was the evidence that they got the government in the military was complicit in this is crucial if you if you think. the fact that the myanmar government in the military they've they've gone to great lengths to seal off this area and to not let anyone in not reporters but also not members of the international community u.n. fact finding mission for example so most of the reports that we get from there are from refugees who have left the country and these two reporters have managed to gather evidence on the ground from the local communities and even from members of the security forces implicating the military in this and this has arguably this is led to the only case where the military has actually admitted that they were involved in atrocities committed there and where soldiers members of the military were actually put on tr

united nations agencies have been allowed back into me and mars' rakhine state for the first time sincemore than seven hundred thousand brokenshire muslims fled the area last year foreign aid groups had previously been granted only limited access. officials in afghanistan say the number of people killed in tuesday's suicide attack in one go hard province has risen to sixty eight it happened on the highway between the eastern city of jalalabad and the main border crossing into neighboring pakistan. and the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea have reopened the crossing points on their shared border for the first time in twenty years it comes after they signed an agreement in july to restore ties eighty thousand people were killed in a two year war between the countries in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . authorities in the southeastern united states are warning people to brace for devastation as hurricane florence heads towards the region they're calling the storm a monster the governor of north carolina says it will be like nothing the state has ever seen before and he's urging people t

repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just muslims and of a kind and seem to be a section of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because some are now down to four fingers she was also asked about the case of the two reuters journalists who last week were jailed for seven years true or so and while lone were arrested last year while investigating a massacre in rakhine state and there was growing international pressure on the son suchi and two governments to grant them pardons it's not a matter of lou they were not jailed because of adjournment they went to deal with jail because the court has well sentence have been awesome that because the court has decided that they had broken the official secrets act so if we believe in the rule of law they have every right to appeal the judgment and to

ami was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in reinforcements to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lot of these reports on not credible this was a good time to. try to move. out of now mom. this point of the media tour around my own ma the border between the country and bangladesh for not acting there again why. all people. said bell is seven hundred thousand people. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic developments only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. cracking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar. but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation

police post and government offices simulate pena sleep the young mommy was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in reinforcements to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lot of these reports on not credible this was a good time to. try to move. out of now mom. this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh for not acting there again why it generated the whole people. said ben is seven hundred thousand people. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. in a world of big partisan group that says a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that midstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the past and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it'

believes the myanmar military and buddhist monks may have killed more than 10,000 rohingya in rakhine state last year, but the reporters' investigation ended today with a seven-year jail sentence. >> we didn't do anything harmful to our nation. we didn't commit any crimes. reporter: the furyf the supporters was clear as the pair were driven to prison, convicted of obtaining secret documents which could help enemies of the state. this verdict is devastating for the reporters, but also freedom of the press in myanmar. many people are concerned about the direction this country is taking. >> the verdict struck a hammer blow to the rule of law in myanmar.ts many diploave been at the trial throughout. we believe the judge has ignored evidence in the case and ignored myanmar's laws. extremely disappointed with that. we think it is a bad day for myanmar and we call for the journalis to be released as soon as possible. reporter: a crushing day for the families of the jailed reporters, who have endured eight months ocourt hearings. after the jourlists' arrests, reuters published the full story

were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work into the situation in rakhine state they were sentenced under a colonial era law at the official secrets act but other repressive laws are extensively used as well the unlawful associations act peaceful assembly act the penal code as a whole raft of repressive laws these two generally is reduce their freedom and their their life to expose the genocide exposed the highest crime that was quite common to bedlam there is military and this is the biggest threat for them for the military but they will never tolerate this. government has a unique structure unlike any government anywhere else in two thousand and sixteen entente suchi the political activist who had been kept under house arrest for fifteen years during the military dictatorship took up the post of state councilor akin to a prime ministership it was a momentous event i'm a historic day for the better people around the world men must transition from a military to civilian government was heralded as the start of an era of democracy for the country. and the rea

larger dynamic is that the burmese government is trying to cover up what was done by the military in rakhine state you know that the crimes against humanity genocide that they've been accused of by the fact finding mission of the u.n. human rights council and i think that you know if this is connected but the timing is not necessarily the most important thing the thing is that these guys have been put in prison for something that the government admitted was true all right phil robertson from human rights watch asia joining us from bangkok phil thank you very much of course that is some other stories making headlines around the world philippine president would be going to terra to has met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem on an official visit aimed at bolstering trade and defense deals it is the first visit by israel to israel rather by a philippine head of state since the two countries established diplomatic relations more than sixty years ago. a new u.n. report says the number of migrants dying while trying to cross the mediterranean has risen dramatically this year it

police post and government offices simul pena sleep the young mommy was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in reinforcements to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lot of these reports on not credible this was a good time to. try to move. them on. this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh for not acting there again why it generated the whole. seben is seven hundred thousand people. well the moon. tonight. little not enough favorites. it was a levels from somewhere you know. i came back to the community. people we obvious found in on the road look at me all about us all bible going towards him. alive for a little while i was like oh no. that's. right. says. she's going to learn to use your money don't think that any of us old enough. but as you don't. know we're going to this. level it doesn't cut does it also i am not touching me in my life. i see a man have to die. join me every thursday on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to get a little bit politics sports business

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the events in rakhine state last year saw more than 700,000 people driven across the border into bangladesht, the international community really has to stop tap dancing around this and they have the whole burma to account. terrible things happen to the rohingya, the military at to be held to account. these are not terrorists, this was the military that did this to them. these people just want a place to live, that is all that they want, and that is not happening right now. the italian fashion house founded by gianni versace a0 years ago is set to be sold. it's reported that the us fashion group michael kors has agreed to buy the firm, in a deal worth about $2 billion. some reports say donatella versace, the brand's iconic leader, would continue to have a role with the company after the deal. have a look at this. a huge chunk of a popular queensland beach in australia has collapsed and sunk into the sea. it's not far from where another sink hole appeared a few years ago, that swallowed up a caravan, car and tents. this time the large hole, at inskip point, near rainbow beach, hasn't injured

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their investigation that they were carrying out into a massacre of rigging by the security forces in rakhine state that they were given those documents at that meeting by the very same police who then turned around and arrested them so it was a set up according to you. and while alone the two reuters journalists who are now going to jail for seven years so really throughout the course of this trial there was very little if anything in the way of credible evidence that the prosecution presented that could justify such a conviction of course it's no surprise no way but the criticism and called the really high start to begin. yes what we heard there from the reuters boss steve adler there's no doubt that this will continue for some time there was already a lot of criticism in the international community about this case going back to when they were arrested in december last year and as i say no doubt it will continue we've heard very quickly after this verdict it's happened in the last few moments from the u.s. ambassador to scott marcial saying it's deeply troubling for everybody who has strugg

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wa lone and kyaw soe 0o had been investigating the killing of ten rohingya men in rakhine state.aking to our myanmar correspondent, nick beake. translation: when i heard the seven—year sentence i was devastated. i nearly went mad. it is so unjust. i did not expect this at all. i believed we would go home together as a family. he is innocent. he is a journalist doing his job. it is the only way the public finds out the truth. your daughter isjust three years old. what has she been saying about her dad? she says, "mummy, why doesn't daddy live with us? "is it because he does not love us?" it is painful for me to hear that. she's talking about it because she already understands what is happening. when she saw her father in handcuffs at court she understood. she used to ask the policeman, "why do you handcuff my daddy?" then she'd say, "look, daddy, i can release you." i have no more tears to cry. no more tears. how can i describe it? ifeel like i have no more strength to cry. i can't cry any more, i have been crying so much. aung san suu kyi has the power, as head of the civilian go

pair, kyaw soe go and wa lone, had been investigating reports of a massacre of ten rohingya men in rakhine, allegedly at the hands of buddhist villagers and the army. if convicted, they could face up to m years injail. our correspondent nick beake has more from yangon: at the heart of this case are too young journalist who say their only crime is doing theirjob. plenty in the international community believe it is free journalism in the dock. kyaw soe oo it is free journalism in the dock. kyaw soe go and wa lone have been accused of possessing secret documents. they always said they have been framed because they were investigating a massacre of rohingya men. these reporters have been in prison and, if convicted, they face up prison and, if convicted, they face up to m years. the un says that the courts in myanmar are not free and independent. they are overseen by a government department overseen by the military. people tell us the role of journalism in the military. people tell us the role ofjournalism in aung san suu kyi's myanmar. the top military officers in myanmar should face crimes ac

repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and they are don't just the muslims and the cons and seem to be the section of much of the world for example we have very small ethnic groups which are fast disappearing but nobody seems to be interested in them and yet they are the ones who could disappear altogether because some are now down to four fingers. rival factions in south sudan have signed what's being called a final peace deal after months of negotiations but it is all now form a transitional government president salva kiir will have his rival rick musharraf his deputy again as well as for other vice presidents catherine sawyer reports from ethiopia's capital and with that he'll sign. another grim end aimed at peace in south sudan the last time this leaders signed a passé deal in twenty fifteen it collapsed. after valent clashes between the two are in sides in the capital juba they say this time the deal that provides for man other things five us presiden