they are here from the human rights commission. this work, i was just telling someone, it is actually just the perfect storm in terms of how it came out. i remember when mayor breed was president of the board. we had a conversation with james bell from the burns institute in oakland about the needs of doing something around racial equity. she was committed then and we were really try to figure out what it is that we wanted to do. what did we need to do, how did we work to build allies to move this forward. when supervisor fewer came into office, one of the first thing she said to me is we need to do something around racial equity in the city and she specifically said, i want to know what we can do to do better by african-americans and black people in san francisco. that was unusual, right? this idea that somebody who wasn't black was interested in doing right by black people was new for me. and then supervisor brown, they developed an equity program with the office of economic and workforce development for african-americans in the

this is for people who want to speak on items within the purview of the human rights commission were not on this evening's agenda. you're welcome to step up at this time if you haven't done so , fill out a speaker card and give it to the commission secretary. we will have a clock for the public comment. two minutes. >> good evening, commissioners. i just want to bring to your attention the issue of a current article in the paper about approving 10,000 scooters into the bay area. i think there's some concerns about bike share in the secondary mobile systems that are being implemented that do not take into account disability i think it has gone far and long enough without that really being revisited and relooked at seriously. when you look at any of those platforms out there with bike share facilities that are dropping in and every district in this city, not one of them shows serious addressing of disability issues. there was an article in the new york times on bike share options that are rarely available for people with disabilities, but portland and detroit managed to come up with som

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racism on campus — universities are told by the equality and human rights commission they've done tooe to tackle it. singing the blues — a late winner for chelsea at ajax in the champions league. and coming up... have traditional computers had their chips? google claim their "quantum computer" can now perform tasks at a fraction of the speed of its conventional counterparts. we'll find out more later this hour. good evening. 39 people have been found dead in the back of a lorry in essex. it's not known who they are or where they came from. one was a teenager. the lorry driver, who's 25, from northern ireland and named locally as mo robinson, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the victims were discovered at 1:40 this morning. the police say identifying them is their number one priority but it's expected to be a lengthy process. the trailer was registered in bulgaria two years ago. police say they believe it travelled from zeebrugge in belgium into purfleet in essex shortly after midnight this morning before arriving at an industrial park in grays in essex at 1:15am. our special

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the national human rights commission stated that $44.00 sounds of mine has gone missing every year oneof the police quoted. the united nations children's fund has described the situation as genocide and various sources suggest that in india there are several 1000000 missing women and children. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be. actually going to be for the survival of korean can't be good. i'm interested always in the water. question. welcome back while black city has continued to accuse u.k. media of a remain agenda the violence of pro e.u. governments to be continues unabated with barcelona on fire in recent days after the mass jailing of democratically elected government politicians i'm joined now by skype from inverness by the former s n b m b for example monaghan who supports catalonia independence paul thanks for coming on the show what have you made of these alarming pictures perhaps not given that much promotion on some of the mainstream channels the pictures a bus load or so. it's

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iraq's human rights commission says 63 people have been killed in just 2 days of protests across the country and the populace. a station a city all of. a part of central barcelona have turned into a battleground with police and protesters following a largely peaceful march is the latest mass demonstration in support of catherine separatist leaders who've been jailed. now the u.k. drive a truck in which $39.00 bodies were found has been charged with manslaughter and people trafficking a 5th suspects also been arrested as more families in vietnam expressed fear that their loved ones among the victims al-jazeera is not in baba reports. as the search for answers continues police say they're working day and night on the case several people are now being held one man for more than oil and has been charged with $39.00 counts of manslaughter conspiracy to traffic people conspiracy to assist a lawful immigration and money laundering. the process of formally identifying the bodies won't start until they've been examined to determine what caused the death of the $31.00 men and 8 women the whole

welcome back to the top stories here on the al-jazeera iraq's human rights commission says 63 people have been killed in just 2 days of protests across the country m.p.'s linked to. a certain appalling. parts of central barcelona have turned into a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march is the latest mass demonstration in support of catherine separatist leaders who've been jailed and president has asked all of us government ministers to resign that apparently is how the message of mass protests nationwide curfew was ignored by a 1000000 people on friday were out in the streets protesting against an equality. now that you can drive a truck in which $39.00 bodies were found has been charged with manslaughter and people trafficking a 5th suspects also been arrested as more families in vietnam expressed fear that their loved ones are on the victims but in baba reports. as the search for answers continues police say they're working day and night on the case several people are now being held one man for more than oil and has been charged with $39.00 c

human rights commission the organization of american states human rights commission and amnesty international have put out a statement saying that they are very concerned about what they regard as excessive use by the security forces and they even against journalists and we are hearing now from the president that at least 700 people have been arrested since these protests began 7 days ago mary what do we know he said hundreds of people have been arrested in the past few days what do we know about whether they're going to be charged how long they're going to be held for. well there is a state of emergency or exception as it's called here in place and it will be in place for another 7 weeks at least this was declared by the president before he decided to come here to set up temporarily the seat of government which you see behind me is the government house the temporary government house but he's now in the capital he thought presumably overseeing some attempts to reach a negotiated settlement with indigenous leaders and trade union leaders but in the meantime. the armed forces has put out the co

as the human rights commissions, she's oversaw the organizations law clinic. before then, she focused on federal civil rights litigation in the areas of police misconduct, school expulsion, and native american tribal disenrollment. beginning in january 2020, she will embark a new chapter and serve as executive director of the east bay community law center, the largest direct services organization at u.c. berkeley law school. she will lead a team of 80-plus staff members and oversee legal and policy advocacy in the areas of housing, immigration, employment rights, criminal justice, and education. in fact my daughter worked there when she was a student at berkeley law, and i am pleased to see the zoe be the leader there with this important and good work that they do. i want to recognize how instrumental zoe was in our racial equity material passed at the end of july. zoe, i so appreciate you, your service to san francisco, and your commitment to making the city better and more just. you will be missed here, but i wish you the best of luck at the east by communit

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the national human rights commission stated that $44.00 miners going missing every year the police quoted 80 united nations children's fund has described the situation as genocide and various sources suggested immediately there was several 1000000 missing women and children but. it seems the brig's that psagot will never end the electorate voted to leave the european union but the political class and media are resisting does the people's voice mean anything anymore what is the legacy of breaks it on institutions competence and leads and the democratic process. a report by the international chemical weapons watchdog on last year's alleged chemical attack in syria is marred by irregularities that's the conclusion of an independent expert panel that's been scrutinizing the o.p.c. w.'s findings. also this hour the iraqi government calls for a response from the u.n. after u.s. troops making an authorized entry into the country asked us washington to redeploy its troops from syria. and the 1st.

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march over the bridge we're told that security forces deployed tear gas and the iraqi human rights commission says. maybe about a dozen people were injured by tear gas canisters again this breaching of attempting to breach bridges and cross over into the green zone has been a repeated tactic by protesters and one that has landed some killed others injured barbara it's also worth noting that earlier today the top police chief here in baghdad was saying that our security forces continue to be attacked yet quote we have not fired a single bullet since this 2nd wave of protests began last friday but the iraqi human rights commission is now saying since friday more than $100.00 people across iraq have died more than $5000.00 injured so that brings the grand total since these anti-government protests began on october 1st to more than 250 people killed so i should name with the latest from baghdad natasha thank you. it's going to syria now where there has been fighting between government troops and turkish forces the clashes broke out less than 24 hours after that line and at a set for kurdish the t

july, the commission for unalienable rights was released. this is a commission and because important to you personally. time to get itme up and running. not everybody sees human rights in the tradition of natural law and natural rights that you, and i, and the founders and many people in this room do. can you say a few words why that commission is important? and also what is new about it. sec. pompeo: personally this is something i've cared about for a long time, since i was a young soldier and studying just war theory and the central idea is how human beings had an obligation to interact with each other, and rises, i'm an evangelical christian and i see this in my faith life as well. when it came to the state department, it came clear to me, and i saw this in my time in congress too, people throw around the words rights awful lot. actors around the world couch their evil behavior in the words of rights. and i watched the state department not have clarity about rights, there wasn't a standard how we would think about as we sent our amazing yo

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the human rights commission will be hearing from sfmta on communicating service updates, language access, access for seniors and adults with disabilities, and late-night muni access in particular. and the commission has asked the mayor's disability council specifically to attend. if you're interested and if you would be available to let the mayor's office on disability know so they can acknowledge you publicly in their meeting. >>> also on the evening of the 26th, is a follow-up to an event that happened last week at the san francisco arts commission. i'm pleased to announce that this year, for the first time, our san francisco arts commission has included people with disabilities, specifically in terms of targeted outreach for their grant recipient program. it has been available to people with disabilities before, but this year they identified people with disabilities specifically as an underserved community when it comes to the arts and our focusing attention this year and in subsequent years on more strategic outreach for folks with disabilities. i had the privilege of moderating a pa

pete technically speaking the new guidance that that human rights commission put out really erpertainspublic accommodations. but that's not how they put it out there. they have put it out as you said, that using the word illegal alien in a very broad context could -- you know, it's illegal. it could get you find. >> tucker: i don't understand. the first amendment has been interpreted repeatedly by the supreme court and definitively in 1967 to protect all speech except imminent calls to violence. how in the world of new york at around it? >> they would say that it's implicit discrimination so ifnd you're an employer and you want to make sure that your employees are -- or applicants are truly citizens or truly have worktr authorization, that that would be ae kind of, you know, disparate impact. it's a wide ranging assault. i will agree with you there. >> tucker: is fascism. what if i take the train to new york and stand in times square with a bullhorn using the phrase illegal alien. >> that would probably get you in" trouble because part of the law does cover -- i can't remember exactly

universities have done too little to tackle racism on campus according to the equality and human rights commissionrience some form of racial harassment. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. universities, places of learning but not always tolerance. this t—shirt, worn to a student event this term. leicester university has disciplined the students involved. i met a recent graduate we're calling angela. she was in a lecture at a medical school. instead of talking about afro—caribbean women, the senior tutor repeatedly used the n—word. everyone was very shocked. you kind of hear everyone gasping. there was an audible gasp in the lecture theatre. for you, as a black student, what was the emotional and psychological impact? it makes me feel quite left out and segregated and kind of like i don't belong. for some students, the effect of racism is devastating. we have real concerns in particular about the impact it has had on people's mental health. we have around 8% of those students who told us about experiencing racism telling us they considered suicide as a response to that. we heard around o

but this happened in this town about 5 kilometers away from the turkish border iraq's human rights commission says 63 people have been killed in just 2 days of protests across the country and please link to popular shiite cleric . staging a sit in parliament. parts of central barcelona turned into a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march riot police used batons and charged people who'd been throwing bottles and rocks it's the latest mass demonstration in support of catalan separatist leaders have been jailed for their part in an illegal independence referendum chile's president has asked all of his government ministers to resign up to declaring he's heard the message from protesters a nationwide curfew was ignored by a 1000000 people on friday to out in the streets protesting against inequality argentina's conservative president but it's not pretty it's almost certain to be thrown from office on sunday polls pointing to a heavy defeat has left his rival a butcher fernandez has campaigned on mattress failure to deal with growing poverty the worsening econ

human rights commission coming to chile makes a difference. now amnesty international is also sending -- trying to investigate for report. and we have the national human rights institute giving out reports every day. of course, the figure of bachelet is very important in chile. she became one of the first presidents after the massive, huge mobilization of students -- college and high school students -- in 2011. and after that, we saw the real that is so regime entrenched in chilean society that even when you have a government that is saying it iss going toto make reforms in terms of responding to social demands, we see the demands for free education became just more scholarships. even for private higher education institutions. so the whole system of transferring public funds to private companies is still in place, even during those governments. and then in terms of the social uprising that we see today, it is basically people are fed up with the system. we can tell this by looking at the response of the people to what the government has been do