this is the rwanda lan documents secret. this is the rwanda [an that documents secret.as been _ documents secret. this is the rwanda plan that has been plagued _ documents secret. this is the rwanda plan that has been plagued with - plan that has been plagued with challenges and difficulties and has been tied up in knots ever since the government— been tied up in knots ever since the government first announced it. we had the _ government first announced it. we had the heart of it injune, charities— had the heart of it injune, charities and lawyers launching a series— charities and lawyers launching a series of— charities and lawyers launching a series of legal challenges against the policy, and in the meantime, almost _ the policy, and in the meantime, almost twice the number of asylum—seekers in 2022 as compared with this _ asylum—seekers in 2022 as compared with this point last year, and let's not forget the rwanda plan was designed _ let's not forget the rwanda plan was designed to be a deterrent for people — designed to be a deterrent for people desperate enough to

i think we should send more to rwanda if we don't think| more to rwanda if we don't think they should it is... i completely agree with everything ali said. i think this is an old potato, it comes up regularly. i think most people are more worried about everyday crimes not being attended by police, including serious crimes. actually, we've got some people in prison, but can we deal with those who are out? talking about things people might be interested. final story, talking about things people might be interested. finalstory, heineken worries it may cut beer production, preparing to if severe gas shortages take hold overwinter. should people be filling up their bathtubs with beerin be filling up their bathtubs with beer in case?— be filling up their bathtubs with beer in case? , , ., , , beer in case? they should be may be fillin: u- beer in case? they should be may be filling up there _ beer in case? they should be may be filling up there jerry _ beer in case? they should be may be filling up there jerry capp. _ filling up there jerry capp. clearly. _ filling up there jerry capp. clea

rwanda is reported as having uh many reports have been written about rwanda's human rights abuses by the united states, by the human rights, by human rights organizations and by many people across the world, including victims like ourselves. and so it is a known fact that the rwandan government perpetrates these abuses internationally. and most recently the freedom house released a report on transnational repression, the detailing how the rwandan government perpetrates transnational repression on u.s. soil. so i believe that nso group must know this. >> thank you. mr. scott, i want to ask you about the host nation's, what are the leading host nations for spyware companies? >> thank you for your question and for your continued focus on this critical issue. it's an interesting thing that over the last decade we've seen the centers of gravity move in the spyware world. a decade ago, we were looking at companies with names like hacking team based in italy fin fisher germany, the u. k. and more today. -- and more. today, one area that many have heard about is israel, which has a vibrant t

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foreign office expert came weeks before the government tried and failed to send asylum seekers to rwanday hearing ahead of a make or break full case, full test of the home secretary's rwanda policy, that goes before the courts in september and part of that case is going to revolve around what evidence the home secretary and other ministers had about the situation in rwanda. today we have disclosure from this hand picked independent adviser who told ministers in late april that rwanda had state—controlled surveillance and security apparatus to effectively quash any kind of political dissent, and i quote, arbitrary detention, torture and even killings are accepted measures of enforcing control. other parts of what this official said are currently secret and the government wants to keep it that way, saying it could be harmful to international relations were it to be released. the claimants, the migrants, who don't want to be put on the plane is critical their case but also the legal test about whether or not the home secretary acted reasonably and rationally in deciding that rwanda was a sa

we begin in rwanda, where one woman is facing 2 years in jail. for what authorities call in decent dressing, lilyanne mcgarvey cassie was arrested in early august after a photo of wearing a transparent dress in public went viral. police then held her for 12 days until she was granted bail. a court hearing is expected soon. this is the dress lilyanne mu gabby kazi war to a concert in rwanda is capital kigali. after this photo went viral, she was accused of shameful dressing and arrested. now the 24 year old has been charged with public indecency and could face prison, sparking a debate on social media and across rwanda. her not one of them. what m o t? i can't say she was unfairly arrested. i followed lilian's issue. she was wearing a transparent garment in a short coat hose are clothes that make men sexually aroused awakening satan, who was sancho desirable. you should part. so have one object that is not nudity and nudity for me is when there is no garment whatsoever on your body to missing them by or moon. imagine someone left her home feeling

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_ the whole and very happy with the rwanda policy and that's something that's— rwanda policy and that'sthe crossings and people smugglers that he did _ crossings and people smugglers that he did with albanians, that will only add — he did with albanians, that will only add fuel to political fire that people _ only add fuel to political fire that people have a certain stance on and will use _ people have a certain stance on and will use in— people have a certain stance on and will use in their kit. we'll be seeing — will use in their kit. we'll be seeing who is actually being targeted by these people smugglers. let's finish with the guardian. carrying the picture of olivia who has passed away at the how did you come across olivia?— come across olivia? greece. it was greece. come across olivia? greece. it was greece- and _ come across olivia? greece. it was greece- and i _ come across olivia? greece. it was greece. and i didn't _ come across olivia? greece. it was greece. and i didn't think- come across olivia? greece. it was greece. and i didn't think shoes i greece. and i didn't think s

no flight has actually left for rwanda yet and it won't leave until the high court says it is legal tont, want to hear how this policy came about in the first place and what the government's advisors was telling ministers about the safety of the country. today we heard one of the country. today we heard one of those hand—picked advisers told ministers that political opposition in rwanda wasn't tolerated and tortured and even killings are accepted methods of enforcing control. those challenging ministers say it is crucial evidence that could make or break this case next month particularly with home secretary priti patel saying the country is safe. more will come after a ruling on whether the official�*s comments can be disclosed. a drought has been declared in yorkshire for the first time in nearly four years, the environment agency has confirmed. it brings the total number of english regions suffering from extreme dry conditions to nine. officials say rain forecast for this week won't be enough to counteract weeks of dry weather. but in scotland, some areas have been hit by a week's wo

let's speak now to juliet carry, tiny, a women's rights activists in rwanda. she joins us from key galli. it's good to have you on the program. julia, now you see in the images of lilyanne will go because he was that an appropriate outfit to wear in public e toys, an appropriate abs feed to where the concert may see she went to a concert and that's in, in out that is true in diesel as a young 1st then she was in her rates. well, it's, you know, a lot of people saying that was in decent because it exposed her body was it was transparent. so, so what would you say to them and indecency depends on people. it's a very the leg depends and i would then say that it was even probably because this one was in a closed room and because of the media and presented to picture and read that course and definitely, and that's why we go to see her ad. but if you were in the age where there were no camera, didn't even heard about the how would you define indecency her to me personally. and that's why i see personally indecency would be someone going out really naked with no clot

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and rwanda discussion the friction between those 2 countries. can you as diplomacy, do anything to diffuse? those tensions i think he has been missing in that conflict for a long time. soon. the deployment of the un very secondary are all my just isn't sure. now come on, mom all will be but also in the resources to bring the tool by the way things is important to become to the table and what made a roku the us play that other countries cannot the you know, both rwanda and see it as my country because these can speak more often about the need, tory and use that either simply banging to be true by the true countries. and they, you are being very thought of. and the result really into the, into our, to deal with is if you want to ok, overall, how successful would you say blinking has been in trying to african nations. this isn't going to be important that you come out africa, that great. let's read on religion strength and these relationships. so overall i think it's also true because also allowed him to unveil that strategy. but he wasn't in progr

this is the dress lilyanne mu gabby kazi war to a concert in rwanda's capital kick. golly. off to this photo went viral. she was accused of shameful dressing and arrested. now the 24 year old has been charged with public indecency and could face prison, sparking a debate on social media and across rwanda. her not one of them a lot of or 2. i can't say she was unfairly arrested. i followed lilian's issue. she was wearing a transparent garment in his short coat. she hose our clothes that make men sexually aroused awakening satan, who were sancho desirable. you should part. so have one object that is not nudity and nudity for me is when there is no garment whatsoever on your body to missing them by all morning. imagine some one left her home feeling well dressed in that outfit. but you decide to attack her simply because you have failed to control your sexual desires. how controlled victor or none would you, you cannot tuck, but other rwandan women are not impressed with mcgraw because he's choice of outfit . her room yet one decade, he was as a re wanton woman who understands

the british government has insisted rwanda is safe.thousand firefighters writing a blaze which has been burning for ten days, it was brought under control on sunday before reigniting again. smoke has travelled 400 kilometres to madrid, blanketing the sky of the spanish capital. campaigning is officially underway ahead of 0ctober�*s presidential elections in brazil that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, take on the left—wing former leader, luiz inacio lula da silva. mr bolsonaro addressed supporters at a rally injuiz de fora, where he was stabbed in the run—up to the 2018 vote. to the war in ukraine now and russia is blaming what it calls "sabotage" for a series of explosions at an arms store and another military facility in occupied crimea. the blasts, which also hit a power station and damaged a railway, came a week after a string of explosions destroyed russian warplanes at a black sea base on the crimean coast. ukraine has hinted that it was behind the latest incident, describing it as "demilitarisation in action".

the congolese government and rwanda have had years of tension with both sides accusing each other of funding rebellions. since may the aren't group calling itself m 23 has weight is most sustained offensive in years killing dozens, and is placing tens of thousands of people. richard b r. m, as in bravo, displaced after im 2 to 3 captured of village. we are afraid of them when they are fighting. they do not differentiate between soldiers and civilians. we do not want to die here. lincoln also discussed the jailing of poor lucinda by geena, the man portrayed in the form hotel to wander, sheltering hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide. who says that by geena a u. s. permanent resident was sentence loss of tim buddy 25 years in prison after being convicted of terrorism charges tied to an organization opposed to president polka. gamino leadership is fries government of rhonda is concerned policy. so regina is in one and a citizen and she was arrested. it was tried and convicted along with 20 others 20 other campuses for serious crimes. they committed against one on the citizens and

>> you might be talking more about rwanda.rwanda. >> which is seen as an african singapore almost. kenya has a very diversified economy. the key issue is that kenya does need more manufacturing. to try to get more manufacturing to off shoring. and also push for tourism. the opportunity to diversify their economy. but rwanda is a landlocked country. it has a much larger population. there is a great deal of potential. it is a very significantly planned economy. kenya is very open to business. francine: thank you so much. coming up, cathie wood says the u.s. is in a recession, but she predicts we will be coming out of it next year. morongo road story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are getting all kinds of signals that the economy is very we. i know a lot of people are focusing on last week's big employment gain, but if you look at household employment, which is a much broader based survey, that has been flat to down for the last four months. francine: that was cathie wood, telling us to expect a rate cut from the fed next year.

an expert said that they had solid evidence that rwanda was interfering in its neighbors security. rwanda's government denies that it's responsible unexcused, d r. c of hosting rwandan rebels. i room a tough sa, has more on but diplomatic visit antony blinking had strong words for their london government after you in experts. see it. they have evidence. rwanda, it's backing m 23 rebels in neighboring democratic republic of congo. we recognize that wanda has security concerns of its own, including reports of cooperation between the congo is military and the democratic forces for the liberation of water of the d at or an armed group. my message to both president, she security and present cook army. this week has been the same. any support or cooperation with any armed group in eastern darcy endangers local communities and regional stability did use or wonders. government denies allegations. it supports m 23 for one day is not the cause of long standing stability in easton, d r a. c. now where we have over $130.00 under groups, including the m $23.00, and the presence of the fdr and the cross

the democratic republic of congo has repeatedly accused rwanda of backing the militia, whose roots lie in the 1994 a wand in genocide, and which has capture swats of territory in recent months. kigali repeatedly denied supporting the m 23 rebel group and rejects the accusations from the united nations experts. the report is unpublished and i'm validated. it's a tactic to distract from real issues and contains false allegations which should be treated with a contempt deserve. d r. c government spokesperson patrick lee. i welcomed the work of the you and group and expressed hope that rewan does a legit interference. we'll stop. we heard from claud gay, the bookie, rwandan, genocide, survivor who says the rebels must be caught and brought to justice to secure peace in the region. it's one and troops that are fighting in the congo. many were one. the soldiers have been caught fighting inside of the congo. additionally, air best images have shown a movement of troops from east side of rwanda to the congo. and these troops are part of their, their servants of the rwandan government. that is

i discussed the credible reports indicating that rwanda continues to support the 23 rebel group and has its own forces inside the d r. c. we recognize that rwanda has security concerns of its own, including reports of cooperation between the congo military and the democratic forces to the liberation. water of the d. f. l are unarmed group my message to both president she security and president tagami. this week has been the same any support or cooperation with any armed group in eastern d. r. c, endangers local communities and regional stability. and every country in the region must respect the territorial integrity of the others. the united states has the same message for all neighboring countries. the u. s. justice department says it's charged and a rainy and man for plotting to kill former national security adviser, john bolton. it describes him as a member of iran's revolutionary god to her on says the accusations all baseless as he had lines. it's witness. ah ah, chili's government is coming under extreme pressure as violent street protests for no sign of abated. protest this clash

fleeing conflicts, there being forcibly deported to rwanda and after applications looked over, it is the conservative membership once. is the conservative membership once. is this perennial conundrum, isn't it, but do you do and, how do you process people, how do you largely come of their asylum—seekers successful, but there's a point which and work out whether those claims are legitimate.— which and work out whether those claims are legitimate. that's my old atch and claims are legitimate. that's my old patch and enter— claims are legitimate. that's my old patch and enter the _ claims are legitimate. that's my old patch and enter the area _ claims are legitimate. that's my old patch and enter the area well - claims are legitimate. that's my old patch and enter the area well and i patch and enter the area well and this particular, this counsel, and they— this particular, this counsel, and they don't— this particular, this counsel, and they don't feel like they're consulted. they were told that not only has _ consulted. they were told that not only has rishi sunak been appealing to co

in april, the british government launched a controversial program to send asylum-seekers to rwanda whereheir claims will be processed. the first flight in june was canceled after a ruling by the european court of human rights. the u.k. has funded additional coastal surveillance in france. politicians on both sides of the channel criticized each other for not doing enough to stop the crossings. the british government has said it will continue to push back but for those making these risky journeys, the hope of a better future is strong. >> with elections scheduled in italy, political parties are selling out their stalls. a far right candidate is already popular in the polls so italy could be set for far right government for the first time since the days of benito mussolini. more from room. -- rome. >> the party has fascist rules so it is seen in that way come a far right party. an interesting character. she is just 45 years old. born here in rome. she comes from a working-class background. she is seen as a fiery voice of the people. very relatable as opposed to those on the left perhaps se

and rwanda discussion, the friction between those 2 countries. can you as diplomacy, do anything to diffuse those tensions? i think us, i mean being in that thing for a long time, soon, the deployment of the un many very secondary are all my days. you're now come on. mom all will be but also in the resources to bring the tool by the way things is important to be come back to their table and what made a ro could a u. s. play that other countries cannot do, you know, but it does more because these can speak more often about the need to re and use that either simply banging to be true by the true countries. and they, us being very thought to and the result really into the, into our, to deal with this conflict if you want to. ok, overall, how successful would you say blinking has been in trying to african nations these are going to be important that you come to south africa that greatly read on religion strength and relationships. so overall i think it's also true because of the allowed him to strategy, but he walk in progress because you do have to

but that's not the only reason. rwanda is seeking to anchor. it's 0 grazing policy in national law. one day sir, is easy cancer which has a very high density population concentration. and so when we, we, we, we've, we, we focus on 0 grizzle. we want to increase the menu, our management wanted to, to reduce the spread of diseases and the money. but honestly, we want the better management of this more broader man that we have to help farmers adjust to the new method. the agricultural board offers training course is lasting several weeks. they run by a government initiative called greening gorenca. the farmers towards which grasses are especially nutritious, like the thin roads grass stored in crates. it will keep for almost 3 years. another conventional option is napier grass, which can be stored in the ground from either quote around or y'all refer, we have just compressed the fodder and covered the last part with a tarpaulin. that way the ground will be covered and we will create go, used to prevent water from penetrating the grass and worked out for 3 through the for the stool. thi

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the key person for the rwanda context was kabuki. we put him on a poster and held a press conference where we broadcasted throughout the region that we're offering up to $5000000.00 for any information that would lead to the rest and capture of phyllis. she included, we put this information on tv. we put this information on radio with put this information in newspapers and circulated to fight the king and government. that press conference took place in kenya with the authorities were concentrating their search efforts to big his name had shown up on company registers that publicly the more government was saying, little white things, the canal story to those bad. no. if what, whatsoever, if that person is in the kenya in getting him up, we'll hit it, and it privately, it was a different story. felicia cubic, his presence in kenya was an open secret. that members of the more government soon determined to keep the search continued. and it would soon came the life of a kenyan journalist from a dinner letter just spectrum, what atheist sh

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but that's not the only reason. rwanda is seeking to anchor. it's 0 grazing policy in national law. one day there is a say, cancer which has a very high density population concentration. and so when we, we, we've, we, we focus on 0 grizzle. we want to increase the manual management. we wanted to, to reduce the spread of diseases. and one was actually, we want the better management of this more broad of land that we have to help farmers adjust to the new method. the agricultural board of his training course is lasting several weeks. they run by a government initiative called greening gorenca. the farmers are taught which grasses are especially nutritious, like the thin roads grass stored in crates. it will keep for almost 3 years. another conventional option is napier grass, which can be stored in the ground from either quote around or y'all, which we have just compressed the fodder and covered the last part with a tarpaulin. that way the ground will be covered and we will create gullies to prevent water from penetrating the grass and restructure through through the furnace stool. th

additionally, air based images have shown movement of troops from inside of rwanda to the congo. and these troops are part of their, their servants of the rwandan government. that is how the government over wanda is related to it. of course, the one on government has denied it, even in previous years when they denied that they didn't have troops, they actually turned around and held ceremonies to receive troops that they denied were existing in the congo. the real solution in preventing these incidents is in just is these is, is having justice served. we are pushing for an implementation of international tribunals to try the perpetrators of those crimes. if that happens, many of the leaders in the region who have been involved, they would be captured, there will be, they would, they would face charges for those crimes. and if that happens, there will be lasting peace in the region. the rush and delegation to the you and has called on washington to return it's nuclear weapons to u. s. territory. se nato should stop developing its military infrastructure in europe. with the aim of

france to dover, saying the seas will be calm and falsely claiming the governments controversial rwanda. showing inflatable boats departing the french coast, crossing the english channel set to music, they're tiktok videos seemingly posted by people—smugglers seeking to drum up business with migrants trying to reach these shores. these tiktok videos glamorize the channel crossings, and they advertise the service of these people smugglers. they shouldn't be on these social media platforms. the home office needs to work with the social media giants to take them down and also to pursue those who are behind them. written in albanian, the tiktok messages guarantee passage to the uk for £5,000. posted in the last few weeks, we're unable to verify the people behind the messages are actual people smugglers, but the scores of messages posted on multiple tik tok accounts that we've obscured show people carrying boats into the water, crossing the channel, and making their way to the uk. smugglers are getting more overt in their behaviours. it's almost becoming portrayed as a legitimate business mo

foreign office expert came weeks before the government tried and failed to send asylum seekers to rwandad manchester crown court he has never been faithful in relationships, but denied ever physically assaulting a woman. he denies charges of controlling behaviour, and assaulting his former partner kate greville and her younger sister emma in november 2020. let's turn to the us now, where voters in the state of wyoming are going to the polls today in a republican primary election, seen as a key test of donald trump's enduring popularity. this woman, liz cheney, is the incumbent. fiercely critical of the former president, she's facing a major challenge from harriet haagerman, a political newcomer and trump—backed candidate. so far, potential candidates, like those in south carolina, washington state and michigan, who've been openly critical of donald trump, have had huge trouble winning republican primary races. our north america correspondent, john sudworth, has been speaking with voters across the state of wyoming. at wyoming'sjunior rodeo finals... ..some children don't stay on for long

the us secretary of state has been in rwanda, anthony blink, and says he disgust rwanda's alleges supportive rebels and neighboring democratic republic of congo. president polka, gummy. taiwan is held another live fire exercise day. off the china ended its largest ever military drill. taiwan accuses paging of rehearsing and invasion. what is life life in maximum security prison in this to pot specially repeat, one always goes behind bars. it sing opposed, chunky prism on out to a 0. 3 high us every ok, thanks for watching the stream. earlier on wednesday, the stream awesome residence in puerto prince. what did you like living in haiti's capital right now? this is what john mattie and john pierre told us we got here real insecurity is well plan to create fear in the country. because it is very bizarre, that a person cannot even buy a sandal and yet have a big gun. what all of these weapons go through customs. this means that our whole country is caught in a skim. oh, they do. what else? with the situation the country is in the government should do something to solve the problem of insecurity.

experts say they've found solid evidence that rwanda is interfering militarily in eastern congo.anda's capital, blinken said leaders in both countries have agreed to talk. >> my message to both president tshisekedi and president kagame this week has been the same. any support or cooperation with any armed group in eastern drc endangers local communities and regional stability. and every country in the region must respect the territorial integrity of the others. william: the rwandan government has disputed the u.n.'s findings. the u.n. secretary-general called today for an immediate halt to all shelling of a nuclear plant in southern ukraine. the facility is in an area controlled by russian forces. the 2 sides have blamed each other for the shelling. meanwhile, satellite images today showed scorched ground and damaged warplanes at a russian air base in crimea. it was hit earlier this week. ukraine has not directly claimed responsibility. and on wall street, stocks rallied on the inflation news, then gave up most of those gains. the dow jones industrial average added just 27 points

the rwanda supports a rebel group and democratic republic of congo. they also talked about rand as human rights record. natasha report. antony blinking had strong words for their london government. after you in experts said they have evidence. rwanda is backing m. 23 rebels in neighboring democratic republic of congo. we recognized that rhonda has security concerns of its own, including reports of cooperation between the congolese military and the democratic forces for the liberation, water of the dsl or an armed group. my message to both president she security and present cook army. this week has been the same. any support or cooperation with any armed group in eastern darcy endangers local communities and regional stability . i did use that one. does government denies allegations it supports m. 23 for one dies, not the cause of long standing stability in easton d r a. c. now where we have over $130.00 under groups including the m $23.00 and the presence of the fdr and the cross collaboration with the army officer d r. a c has always been the most si