it is unclear. >> this is the billionaire ruler of dubai, mohammed bin rashid al-maktoum. court in the u.k. has ruled he is responsible forhe abduction, forced return, torture, a intimidation of his own family members. the case against him was run by his former wife, princess haya of jordan. we know that she fled to buy last year with her two daughts, traveling initially to germany to seeksylum, before moving on to london, yhere she began a cust battle.we speak to the organizao she represents one of the she tih's daughters, the t5. what was youre when you heard e outcome? >> it has already been published in the media but it is wonderful to see a british judge has confirmed the allegations ma by the united nations. seeing the country's standing up against this kind ofior. see princessaya.y fascinating to originally, she met with latifa a year ago, and said that she was ok. obviously, that was not true at the time. she has since led the country and successfully taken litigation action in the u.k. against shaikh mohamme who is a very pouerful person y. we have come out showin

it's really great to welcome back to the store rashid khalidi who is among the world's foremost scholars on palestinian identity and nationalism. he's been a professor of arab studies at columbia university now for 17 years and before that taught at the university of chicago for a decade and ahalf. he is also editor of the journal of palestine studies, the author of sevenprevious books on the middle east . his newest work , the hundred years war on palestine covers some aspects of palestinian history that he has written about before butthis is a more personal book and a more provocative one . personal because rashid merges scholarship with personal stories drawn from generations of his own family members who were present at some key events and provocative because he offers a very different take on the israeli palestinian conflict then the prevailing view of it. the conventional narrative of course portrays israelis and palestinians locked in a tragic national clash between twopeople with rights to the same land . in this telling israel tends to be depicted as a tiny country the seas by b

of the 2 women who founded she garri rashid to be a muslim and champion davey suka a hindu would like to offer more places to more children for 35 years they have 4 to help victims of the bhopal disaster. we have been together from the beginning since the gas tragedy we both got jobs at the central government press and since then we have been together the same books have fought together and we got an award together and with that we started the ching gary trust. thing i guess it's up mikey . in 2004 they received the goldman environmental prize often called the green nobel prize and used 125000 dollars prize money to open the rehabilitation center since then it has mainly been financed by the vote. medical appeal of british charity. it has been a life of suffering for many of the victims' families since december the 3984. in my family my father got cancer and died 2 years later my sister in law got tongue cancer and died and her 3 daughters died 21 from a brain tumor and one from a stomach tumor all 3 daughters died and even her husband 9 people from my family diet some people survived

master behind the new chancellor regime tonight has the have those allegations been disproven i think rashid i said his organ budget i think he demonstrated he was a his own man he had a number of innovative measures that hadn't been speculated on how i thought he delivered the budget in a very calm and that politics where you know i've seen many budget say over the years and there was absolutely nothing to suggest that he wasn't up to the job of being the chancellor and was actually doing what he thought was best for this country and maybe want some maybe on the right of the consult the policy might be saying is that because of the policies been dragged to the left by the labor policies today we saw massive skeins reinstalls spending pledges norrington national debt so there's a consults of policy to consolidate its position after the election with especially with the support of the north as a console supposin are moving from the left i think obviously a degree of of of spec to the spending commitments are directly related to coronavirus and they are. measures that need to be taken to ensur

." >> reporter: when you're muslim and running for congress, as qashim rashid is, in virginia's firstu expect vitriol. here's the latest. we do not ill your ilk in our nation, let alone in any seat of office above street sweeper. who sends something like that? >> i didn't believe that there was a place for them in our government. >> reporter: oz dillon was hoping to rile a response with his comment and, boy, did he get one. >> i stared at the screen just reading it over and over and over. he reached across that gap. and took my hand. >> reporter: when qashim looked at this guy's old facebook posts, he found lots of offensive comments, but he also learned he had crushing medical debt to the point he even set up a gofundme account. that's when he knew how to respond. he posted this note, my faith teaches me to serve all humanity so i've donated $55 to his gofundme. please donate, if you can. and people did. paying off every penny of his debt. more than $20,000 total. >> and my mind was just a whirlwind, a tornado of, what in the heck have i done? >> he asked forgiveness, which i said, a

welcome everybody it's really good to have you here before we even started our you tube conversation rashid car jumped onto you tube and says who can forget that day and see that comment right here it is highlighted in orange tomorrow i know that you still think about that day a year later and you have flashbacks what is it that comes back to you over and over again. of course is. every time you talking about. the 15th of march is the flashbacks off the. gunmen's shooting in to do over us and in remember the smokes coming out from the. mission guns so. that's the old wasted images today i see the people is it on me today who last days life and injured people so. that's the flashbacks is always that we are seeing. that tragedy and it's not easy to forget and we can never forget that's and. every time on this. when i talk about that. the shield. struggling to do talking sometimes about that's what. you prefer to the told war. 2 objects to. tell about the or stories. or experience. in this town right choice another not the easy way to handle it for us. quite a lot throughout history thank you

congress as qasim rashid is in virginia's first, you expect vitriol. >> just some of the most grotesque anybody. >> reporter: here's the latest: who sends something like that? >> i didn't believe that there was a place for them in our government. >> reporter: oz dillon was hoping to rile a response with his comment, and, boy, did he get one. >> i stared at the screen, just reading it over and over and over. he reached across that gap and took my hand. >> reporter: when quasim looked at this guy's old facebook posts he found lots of offensive comments, but he also learned he had crushing medical debt to the point where he even set up a gofundme account. and that's when quasim knew how he had to respond. he posted this note to his 400,000 followers: and people did, paying off every penny of his debt, more than $20,000 total. >> and my mind was just a whirlwind-- a tornado of-- of, you know, what in the heck have i done? >> he asked forgiveness, which i said absolutely. there's nothing to forgive. you're my brother in humanity. and then he asked me to come visit him. >> reporter: quasim ob

dr ahmed rashid is a foreign policy advisor to the iraqi parliament he told us that the ongoing u.s. military presence is proving to be extremely harmful for his country it's jeopardize the so what if iraq it's also the life of iraqis but let's not forget the american attacks actually killed iraqis just civilians and and a policeman so at the end iraq is always the victims i don't think the americans will withdraw it will not happen by themselves while the actually they paid the trillions of dollars since 2003 it's it's not it's my fault is that there is no sense of draw from iraq without getting anything from iraq it can be happen if the iraqi political blocs and the iraqi people united together and say to iran and to the united states ok that's it we will not accept you what you are destroying our country you are killing our civilians so well that way i think only on that way we can change the situation in iraq. there are a few places on earth where a sense of identity is more keenly felt than in jerusalem in the east of the city though there is a fury among palestinians living the

this is a very bad news story for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum, and not a great story for dubaih court, the high court, that has taken ten months to gather all the statements, and hear both sides of the story. whatever the sheik says, it has heard both sides of the story. he chose not to represent himself in court. he hired very expensive lawyers, as did his former wife, princess haya, and the court has come down on her side of events, which is to basically make public the very serious allegations that he, sheikh mohammed, kidnapped or abducted and rendered back to dubai his own daughters, one of whom was then subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment, as we saw on the video that was played in court and used a testimony. so it is a pretty serious allegation. is it going to bring criminal charges? no, i doubt it. he is head of state, he's a british ally, and it is not something that the british government i'm sure is going to want to pursue, because raf warplanes use dubai's air bases, a million britons go there every year. it's a massive global trading hub as well as tourism

orchestrated a campaign of intimidation against his estranged wife the judge ruled that mohammed bin rashid al maktoum and his 2 daughters kidnapped and returned to dubai where they still remain captive allegations of torture also surfaced during the case it's all part of a custody battle between a shake and princess high up in say. a course in india's capital new delhi has ordered 4 men convicted of the 2012 gang rape and murder of a woman to be executed later this month the men had fathered 7 appealed since their conviction their mercy pleas though were rejected by the president a crime involving a 23 year old physiotherapy student on a bus in new delhi triggered mass protests. led to tougher laws against sexual violence including the death penalty time for a short break here not just when we come back the international criminal court makes a big decision about alleged war crimes committed during the war in afghanistan. and violent clashes over a controversial citizenship lord leaves thousands homeless in india and we'll have all the support and investigations underway after this premier

orchestrated a campaign of intimidation against his estranged wife the judge ruled that mohammed bin al rashid al maktoum and his 2 daughters kidnapped and returned to the by where they are still being held captive allegations of torture also surfaced during the case as part of a custody battle between the. the e.u. is warning of grave differences with the u.k. at the talks over the post-grads of relationship meetings in brussels with the 1st u.k. former left the bloc in january britain wants a deal outlining its future relationship with europe signed before the end of the year that's when the ongoing transition period will expire but the e.u. chief negotiator michele bachmann says friction remains of the rules of fisheries and provisions for fed competition. as part of international women's day a u.k. opposition m.p. has read out the names of women murdered by men over the past year or so. judy webb tracing the libby score. it took just a little more than 4 minutes to tell parliament the names of more than a 100 women figure she pointed out rises every year and it was calling from the governm

his children and is still holding them against their will the high court found that mohammed bin rashid al maktoum ordered his 2 daughters to be kidnapped and returned to dubai later in 200-1000 his youngest wife jordanian princess higher than her her same fled dubai with their own 2 children saying that she fit the life husband had applied to the high court in london for custody. as part of the international women's day debate in the u.k. house of parliament the opposition m.p. jess phillips has once again read out the names of the women murdered by men in the u.k. over the past year. so her she'll start. to the web tracing the 4 living square. it took on more than 4 minutes to say the names of more than $100.00 women a figure that she pointed out rises every year she also called for more action from the government on a type of crime that seems to be overlooked. i cannot help but reflect but how these women all been managed to in terrorist incidents how do you see women all college of coronavirus. how these were $1000000.00 sports events around the year. there would be. inquiries the g

and the two sisters, they are sisters from the same mother, sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum hasg in the same house, and she used to be very close to latifa. and shamsa, you met her ona to latifa. and shamsa, you met her on a couple of occasions? yes. did you know at that time that she was being held against her will, effectively? no, i didn't know, i realised that she looked a bit shaken and unwell and she was avoiding eye contact. it was only after latifa told me what had happened to shamsa. and princess haya, it emerged in the hearings that have gone on in the family courts in this country, because of course this is why this has come to the fall, because she came to this country to seek divorce from the sheikh and to maintain custody of the children, that she has with him in this country, she said that for some time, she actually believed the line from dubai that it was about protecting the girls, and that they we re protecting the girls, and that they were therefore their own protection. so, the fact that you had met shamsa and didn't realise what was going on, how much of a

this is a very bad news story for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum, and not a great story for dubaiourt has come down on her side of events, which is to basically make public the very serious allegations that he, sheikh mohammed, kidnapped or abducted and rendered back to dubai his own daughters, one of whom was then subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment, as we saw on the video that was played in court and used a testimony. so it is a pretty serious allegation. is it going to bring criminal charges? no, i doubt it. he's head of state, he's a british ally, and it is not something that the british government i'm sure is going to want to pursue, because raf warplanes use dubai's air bases, a million britons go there every year. it's a massive global trading hub as well as tourism infrastructure, biotech, you name it. but it's certainly, it'll probably make people think twice about what is going on behind palace walls. indeed, all that opulence, luxury and privilege, and yet we're seeing that this very concerning underside to it. just for new readers, start here. to very briefly