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and oppression i think it's important to take a step back and let's look at this region the best salaam and hammock had report focuses on prisons in east jerusalem it's a region with a complicated history it was under jordan's jurisdiction in tel israel annexed the area after the one nine hundred sixty seven war israel's occupation of east jerusalem is considered illegal under international law and even though the region's borders the west bank travel between the two areas it's a very restricted east jerusalem is highly coveted by both jews and muslims as it's home to important religious sites including the al aqsa mosque compound known as the temple mount to the jews about three hundred thousand palestinians live in east jerusalem as permanent residents. they're eligible for health of municipal services but are not considered citizens they can't vote for the knesset or bear an israeli passport i'm going to go to mr hall. these children what happens to them how does what does this do on the ground where they live let's say they don't get convicted they don't go to prison or they do when

i am rishaad salaam.his is bloomberg markets. ♪ the las vegas massacre was the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. had 20 guns, his motive remains a mystery. ls newairlines mul planes ui in the run-up to the 202011. -- 2020 olympics. will this be another golden week for operators? we are live. said to be aeek is bumpy one for those casino companies. on your bloomberg panel, 1975, this is what we have at the moment. galaxy entertainment in the yellow. that made a strong showing of late. it is down to the high rollers. they have been driving revenue growth for the 14th straight month. estimates are 16.1%. they're looking at 14%, the estimate there as well. what about the prospects of this month as well? they are expecting their betting volume to surge between 30 and 35% from last year. they really are wants to watch when the trading day gets underway here in hong kong. let's have a look at our markets we are tracking. >> looking at the equity space here, you can see stocks in wellington and sydney on

at israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now report from human rights organization beat salaam and hama kid says israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of minors and teenagers when they are detained after a protest that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable and can actually be scarred for life traumatized for life through such experiences and so if you want to have special protections in place. the report's authors say the justice system in israel lacks any understanding of due process when handling palestinian teens specifically in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank we have a system in which on one side police officers prosecutors judges the jails will all and always be israeli and in this case you have you know for us to teenagers who are always on the receiving end of this of this reality sixty teenagers suspected of stone throwing were interviewed for the report some were arrested in the middle of the night which is forbidden under israeli law seventy percent of the boys arrested did not know they had the right to remain silent a third of

honors has been held in northern iraq for the veteran kurdish leader bani crowds filled the streets of salaam and he had to pay tribute as a convoy carried his body to the burial site a ton of money was a champion of the kurdish independence struggle and served as president of iraq for nine years up until twenty fourteen he was in a coma and he died in a hospital in germany on tuesday. i mean it is and so many aware that funeral has been taking place today what do you think his political footprints will be hold i mean world leaders were always keen to reach out to him because he was he was a go to guy in some senses. changes. the hundreds of people behind me as we were earlier in the city center. where. prayers were being held and. thousands and thousands of people. still hasn't arrived when you speak to those people. who rocks and kurds dignity he. does have a voice a strong voice in baghdad that was during his presidency. and he also said that he is a man who dedicated his life. to kurdish struggle. when he was. of the kurds and he had actually gone a great. way to washington and other west

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when i know salaam and this could be thought of the ministry thought it ok i voted them in and i leased up or leave the. it's pretty really is expressed in a scene people who know me small out of point look issues seem to me and customs are . orders the guerrillas streets of wounded soldiers captured them back so and let them go hoping they would join the rebels tell us opposed to capital punishment so the misfits banished from the do that stayed with us for four months it was said beyond the so it said in july nineteen sixty seven. what politicians do you go. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to. have to go right to be precise this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. first so. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone signed up to be free poisoned by our own people that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene these batteries trucks the

photo of an alleged this young people should be listening when no no salaam and this could be thought i mean this could be thought out older than him and not least up or leave the. is could he really face expressed head in a scene peter there were no means to move out of point look it's so simply mutant just under. three. orders the gorilla streets of london soldiers captured him back so and let them go hoping they would join the rebels tell us opposed to capital punishment for the misfits banished from the do that stayed with the governess for four months it was said be a deserted in july in one thousand and sixty seven. what we want is to put an end to nuclear testing and then to move towards a world free of nuclear weapons and to do that we have to bring countries who seek or who are of this ambition to understand that their national security doesn't depend on the full session of nuclear weapon. not even the one. on the water. or not. oh you are the go to. move for you. we're continuing on our way phyllis lee although yesterday ovando claimed i would be captured at any minute. just

know salaam and this could be thought of the ministry thought it ok i voted them in and i leased up or leave the. express had seen people who know me small out of point look issues so simply mute those times. orders the guerrillas treated wounded soldiers captured in battle and let them go hoping they would join the rebels cho was opposed to capital punishment for the mess for the spanish from the glue that stayed with the guerrillas for four months it was said to be a deserted in july nineteenth sixty seven. p. . one hundred eighty three looks like. it's going to be analyzed for the bottom. like i got. pretty. quick so. it's called the feeling of going to. every the world should experience for me and you'll get it on the yoke of. the old according to just. come along for the ride. we're continuing on our way fearlessly although yesterday ovando claimed i would be captured at any minute. you know your nose or you begin to get a flood of good buddha. hearing airliners and there's just that little of the. climbers they go there for going but that is what is on the trail but this year it

going no no salaam and this could be thought the ministry thought it ok i voted them in and i leased up or leave. it's pretty really is expressed in a scene people who know me small out of point look so seem to me and post under. three . orders the gorilla streets of london soldiers captured them back so and let them go hoping. joined the rebels she was opposed to capital punishment so the misfits banished from the do that stayed with us for four months. sixty seven. stacey. i'll fill out. the fight. thank you for. on the story that's right. slavery. europe has to either change or cease to exist people who work in this building. should change the rules to european union would have to work on fewer issues both with better results should be paying more attention to protecting external borders fighting against curbing illegal immigration as well as harmonizing economic policies from the judicial system otherwise the europe we have today. would transformed into a strange loose community of twenty seven countries with nothing in common. a batch or sudden passing i've only just learnt. tak

when no no salaam and this could be thought of the minister had thought it ok i voted them in and i leased up or leave. it's pretty really is expressed in a scene people who know me small out of point look it's so simply me and post under . three. orders the gorillas treats it wounded soldiers captured them back so and let them go hoping. join the rebels tell us opposed to capital punishment for the mess in spanish from they do that stayed with us for four months it was said be a deserted in july in one thousand and sixty seven. los angeles the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. to get this man from his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is

when i know salaam and this could be thought of the ministry thought it ok i voted them in and i leased up or leave. is expressed in a scene people who know me small out of point look issues seem to me and customs are . orders the guerrillas treated wounded soldiers captured in battle and let them go hoping they would join the rebels cho was opposed to capital punishment so the misfits banished from they do that stayed with the guerrillas for four months it was said to be a deserted in july nineteenth sixty seven. los angeles the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. use there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. this man from his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle. parking space is not a solution. to someone wanted to ring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all

at israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now report from human rights organization beat salaam and hama kid says israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of minors and teenagers when they are detained after a protest that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable and can actually be scarred for life and traumatized for life through such experiences and so you want to have special protections in place. the report's authors say the justice system in israel lacks any understanding of due process when handling palestinian teens specifically in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank we have a system in which on one side police officers prosecutors judges the jails will all and always be israeli and in this case you have you know that a student teenagers who are always on the receiving end of this of this reality sixty teenagers suspected of stone throwing were interviewed for the report some were arrested in the middle of the night which is forbidden under israeli law seventy percent of the boys arrested did not know they had the right to remain silent a th

focus on africa's david nkya went to meet her in da—es salaam. we are standing up. we arejumping.dren. she runs classes with children. 16 years, since her involvement in a car accident that damaged her spinal cord. the lorry turned over, it turned over upside down with its ties shopping hours. villagers saw the accident and came to help. it was by the grace of god that pulled me out but seven people died, including my sibling. she continued to live her life but started to notice difficulties in moving her legs and pain in her back. by the time she was able to seek medical attention it was too late. joyce shujaa says she went through many moments of depression. her condition renders her bedridden and unable to move out into the world so she made the world come to her. herfriends again bringing children to the house to play and keep it distract it. soon, after what the game is a babysitting time turned into learning. the school is now gaining popularity in the neighbourhood. translation: even though she is teaching from her bed, the children are learning a lot from home. even when a

israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now a report from human rights organization beats salaam and hama kid says israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of minors and teenagers when they are detained after a protest that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable and can actually be scarred for life traumatized for life through such experiences and so you want to have special protections in place. the report's authors say the justice system in israel lacks any understanding of due process when handling palestinian teens specifically in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank we have a system in which on one side police officers prosecutors judges the jails will all and always be israeli and in this case you have you know that a student teenagers who are always on the receiving end of this of this reality sixty teenagers suspected of stone throwing were interviewed for the report some were arrested in the middle of the night which is forbidden under israeli law seventy percent of the boys arrested did not know they had the right to remain silent a third

salaam. you 0k? he was terribly sick, with fever and diarrhoea. it was a close call.rs say he was malnourished, still is malnourished but he is taking in food, which means that, hopefully, in a few days, maybe a couple of weeks, he should be eating normally. and, fingers crossed, gaining weight. but will abu and his big sister ever see the land of their birth again? just how long is this period of exile for the hundreds of thousands here? the future of the refugees is being discussed at the highest levels between the bangladesh and myanmar governments. could the rohingyas one day return home and these camps close? well, no one's holding their breath. at the un general assembly, bangladesh's prime minister made it clear where she thinks the blame for the crisis lies. this forcibly displaced people of myanmar are fleeing an ethnic cleansing in their own country, where they have been living for centuries. it's a charge myanmar strongly denies, blaming rohingya insurgents for attacks on civilians. the funeral procession of rashida mohammed makes its way through a rohingya

at israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now report from human rights organization beat salaam and hama kid says israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of minors and teenagers when they are detained after a protest that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable and can actually be scarred for life traumatized for life through such experiences and so you want to have special protections in place. the report's authors say the justice system in israel lacks any understanding of due process when handling palestinian teens specifically in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank we have a system in which on one side police officers prosecutors judges the jails will all and always be israeli and in this case you have you know that a student teenagers who are always on the receiving end of this of this reality sixty teenagers suspected of stone throwing were interviewed for the report some were arrested in the middle of the night which is forbidden under israeli law seventy percent of the boys arrested did not know they had the right to remain silent a third

as you recall back in august of '98 when the embassies in dar es salaam, tanzania, and nairobi, kenya were blown up, the fbi sent teams over from the united states to handle the situation in terms of working with the governments of the cunning involved and gathering evidence and helping them sort through the evidence and determine what happened. this is what will happen in this particular case. in 1998, we didn't have the manpower presence in africa that we do today. the immediate response came from legal attaches and assistant attaches in the african countries. i suspect there will be a team or there already is a team sent over from the united states to help in evidence gathering. >> how long do you think that will take? >> you never know. if the body was found a mile from where it should have been found, there's all different things to become involved. there's no crystal ball to predict in this case. >> takes as long as it takes. families are waiting for answers. americans are waiting for answers. the families deserve those answers. let's hope it doesn't take that long. james, leon

dar es salaam and nairobi and the westgate mall. it is spreading throughout africa. >> absolutely right. not new threat, you mentioned kinshasa and bombing in the mall, it's going to be with us for a long time. remember, whenever you get the ungoverned space, you get elements that are criminal, terrorists, violent extremists, you have a lot of people at play. you don't have governments that are not as stabile, you will risk capital whether it's in resources, bodies or in other things, but make no mistake, our president, our congress, they own this, these are the responsible parties who set the strategy, our military d.o.d. is going to go out there and execute the mission and do it with success all day long. so big kudos to the third group guys who are out there rotating and the other special operations forces too. eric: absolutely, we hold in our hearts the four special forces soldiers and their families tonight. jason beardsley, thank you for your service. this is the threat we face in our time. thank you. >> you bet, thanks, eric.

i am rishaad salaam.gas massacre was the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. had 20 guns, his motive remains a mystery. ls newairlines mul planes ui in the run-up to the 202011.