subzero temperatures plus we meet a syrian refugee facing a long sentence behind bars in greece sarah martini says she helped to save migrants from drowning and see the authorities accuse her of people smuggling with your purse out of a story in the next twenty minutes. well i'm terry marchin glad you could join us tensions are growing between conservative hindus and women's rights activists in india after two women entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines for the first time under police guard the pair secretly entered the. sabra mill a temple in the southern state of carola on wednesday for centuries it has been closed to women administrating age but last year india supreme court overturned that local ban a ruling in a rage traditions on tuesday thousands of women in kerala formed a human chain to demand access to the building. in an interview with indian prime minister narendra modi he appears to have sided with traditionalists who want to keep women out of the hindu temple and the prime minister's office tweeted every temple has their own beliefs there are temples where men are not allow

can saving lives be across all that is something that sarah martini is asking herself martini is an aid worker and she faces people smuggling charges in greece but back in two thousand and fifteen she was a syrian refugee fleeing her home country's war she made it to europe and was even praised for helping to save other migrants who may have drowned in the mediterranean but this summer greek authorities arrested her they say that her good samaritan acts are aiding people smugglers making her and a wedge criminal in the eyes of the law after three months in detention martini has been released on bail she is back here in berlin for now but for saving people's lives she could lose her own freedom. saddam ideally is relieved to be back with her college classmates in berlin the syrian refugee an activist was released on bail after spending more than three months in a greek prison. sorry was returning from last bus in august when police arrested her. she had spent the summer volunteering on the greek island with the pro refugee organization because of her work helping migrants authorities cha

greece for amnesty international can delia thank you for joining us i understand that you know sarah martini personally what can you tell us about the work that she's been doing there in greece and how that's been affected by these charges. i have met sorrow once while we were hopping in the counteractive sing greece in the summer of two thousand and two thousand and seventeen determination to hold people has left an imprint on me. starched me immensely because it was one of these individuals that inspire you because they expire the challenges that you faced crossing the aegean risking their life and seeking safety has returned to the same island to help other people we have been deeply concerned that the humanitarians including santa and other people whom we are see i have been charged and faced this baseless charges that reschooling them jail for twenty five whole years these people smartlink this and speer now as we have studied the file on the case very slowly and come spoken to the lawyers and the family to your sorrow and shan't be there and we believe that they are completely baseless

is saving lives a crime or consider the case of sarah harding she could go to prison if convicted on people smuggling charges in greece martini came to europe fleeing the war in syria she was even praised for helping to save other lives went suit me of drowned in the mediterranean but this summer greek authorities arrested her they say her good samaritan acts are aiding people smugglers making her in the eyes of the wall a criminal. saddam ideally is relieved to be back with her college classmates in berlin the syrian refugee an activist was released on bail after spending more than three months in a greek prison. sorry was returning from last bus in august when police arrested her on the wall she had spent the summer volunteering on the greek island with the pru refugee organization because of her work helping migrants authorities charged her with people smuggling money laundering and espionage she now faces a prison sentence of up to twenty five years i've never crashed and there have been other. inside of the and because i want to help people and that's government evasion. her arrest wasn't the first time that sarah made h