and that was the floor initial reporting for us from bangkok about the saudi arabian teenager who is currently barricaded in a hotel room in bangkok that interview from a short while ago when i'll get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world a u.s. guided missile destroyer has sailed near the disputed paracel islands in the south china sea this just as u.s. china trade talks get underway in beijing a spokeswoman said that the u.s.s. mccampbell was on a freedom of navigation operation china has called it a provocation. rebels who attempted to stage a coup in the central african nation of gob on have been arrested according to government officials is after armed soldiers seized a state radio station and declared president go go go excuse me unfit for office the elling leader is recovering from a stroke in morocco. and memorial services have been held in paris to mark the fourth anniversary of an islamist attack on the satirical newspaper charlie abdo twelve people were shot dead including four cartoonists and an editor of the paper survivors religious leaders an

stories like that of the alleged murder of journalists by the saudi arabian government may make you think that autocrats and human rights violations are increasingly becoming the norm. but human rights watch is actually optimistic despite both the united states and britain withdrawing from their traditional leading role in defending democracy and civil rights the advocacy groups annual report says countries like germany are quote pushing back as the u.s. and the u.k. have retreated from state of meaningful human rights respecting foreign policy germany has started to fill the gap it's not enough and we want to germany to do much more but we have seen the germany has treated it openly and loudly the presidents of turkey the presence of china russia and trump of course. another good example is germany's response to saudi arabia's human rights violations shocked by the brutality of the killing the german government suspended the sales of arms to the kingdom and expelled some saudi diplomats the us took no such measures to distance itself from the saudi arabian regime. when germany is marking

detained or are you more interested in also discussing sort of the types of rights abuses that saudi arabians deal would have to experience on a daily basis before international audience what are we talking about what the freedom of speech assembly. equality movement there's a lot that can be discussed what are you willing to discuss. the british the initiative of the detention of you panel is in respect to a particular case and they've done this they've they've convened before in respect to the detention of former egyptian president morsi so it's not their work has has has got a precedence there looking at this particular case of the mainly eight particular women who were named in a human rights report in november two thousand and thirteen our concern for is as you say the full gamut of fundamental human rights and freedoms the freedom of expression the right to assembly to to associate with with with those that one would wish to do so in a peaceful manner those are are crucial crucial rights that people should have but what underscores this situation and the murder of jamal shoji is the adm

stories like that of the alleged murder of journalists by the saudi arabian government may make you think that autocrats and human rights violations are increasingly becoming the norm. but human rights watch is actually optimistic despite both the united states and britain withdrawing from their traditional leading role in defending democracy and civil rights the advocacy groups annual report says countries like germany are quote pushing back as the u.s. and the u.k. have retreated from the state of meaningful human rights respecting foreign policy germany has started to fill the gap it's not enough and we want to germany to do much more but we have seen that germany has tried to size it openly and loudly the president of turkey the presence of china and trump of course. another good example is germany's response to saudi arabia's human rights violations shocked by the brutality of the killing the german government suspended the sales of arms to the kingdom and expelled some saudi diplomats the us took no such measures to distance itself from the saudi arabian regime. well after his press

women's rights activists at exactly the same time that saudi arabian women were getting the right to drive a major step for their own personal freedom and freedom from the so-called guardian laws in a way that was a was a huge step. internationally and rightly paraded to such and then in parallel these people being locked up. still ahead on al-jazeera trapped in syria's war winds down the last remaining opposition and pay for a sense for a final battle with government forces last western leaders appealed to the congress government to restore internet access and set. hello as the new year was seen in under a rain from many places in the east including new york flooding happened in kentucky is all a result of this frontal system which the south has pretty mild now it's sweeping out of the way now it remains a cloudy system temps conduct a single think is new york or at fall and the real cold air is up behind it is if anything leaking away as bit of a mild spell of weather here again is the emphasis of this was coming from the science really and the lack of driving is that arctic cold d

women's rights activists at exactly the same time that saudi arabian women were getting the right to drive a major step for their own personal freedom and freedom from the so-called guardian lords in a way that was a was a huge step. internationally and rightly paraded to such and then in parallel these people being locked up. by two turkish reporters is shedding new light on the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi it includes details about the preparations made by these saudi operatives in the early hours before the killing in istanbul last october seventh as soon as the latest. diplomatic up trusty the dark secrets of the ship to murder the title of the first book to be written on the murder of saudi journalists. the authors conducted a series of interviews the third officials to find out what happened before and after the journalists killing going to stumble nearly three months ago. the book says' the case is the first of its kind a month secret service assess the nation's worldwide people and we've talked in istanbul said they want to know more about what happened. on this

we hope that the saudi arabian authorities will cooperate with us british politicians and lawyers all still visit detained saudi activists to investigate allegations they've been tortured. a message of peace with the threat of force xi jinping says the unification of china and taiwan must happen sooner rather than later. brazil's new president takes office with a fiery speech promising to rescue a country he says has been ruined by crime and corruption i'm joining with the sports world number one novak djokovic makes a winning start to the two thousand and nineteen tennis season at qatar right. but first defying religious hardliners but backed by india supreme court two women have entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines the pat in their forces went inside the sub ramallah temple in the early hours of the morning in the southern states of carola the women had police protection amid a backlash from conservative hindus the temple has long been closed to women of mensuration age that steam to be between ten and fifteen. that that was overturned by the supreme court in september. and on

fundamental need that they were mainly transported by saudi arabian ships three or four belonging to the battery shipping company that was a dark and load up the saudis evidently decided to run the transport themselves. for. the military coalition in yemen needs a lot of bombs by the end of twenty seventeen saudi arabia and its allies had flown more than fifteen thousand air raids according to international experts almost a third of those raids that civilian targets. it's a profitable war even for small investors with shares in germany's biggest arms manufacturer a company that breaks free of german law that manufactures in countries with laxer export rules that finds ways to sell its arsenal of destruction in crisis regions with no questions asked is this something society and politicians just have to accept in this era. of globalization. say legal experts and analysts at the german parliament the bundestag recently concluded that the law could stipulate that german authorities must give their approval if german citizens abroad help develop will produce alms such a law would at least

one hundred days since the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudis in the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul people have been gathering outside the mission to remember him and they vowed not to give up the fight for justice questions remain unanswered among them who gave the order for his killing and why jamal reports video just a few seconds long yet it's helped uncover a murder plots hatched by one of the world's richest governments one hundred days have passed and security cameras recorded jamal khashoggi entering the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again after continually lying about what happened to the journalists your thirty's eventually admitted he was murdered inside the consulate however tall now no one has been punished for the crime turkish investigators identified one thousand suspects went to the country as part of a so-called hit squad it's included former diplomats and close aides to crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although intelligence agencies such as the cia have said they're fairly confident inside man was behind the murder of the

we hope that the saudi arabian oil sources will. british politicians and law was asked to visit detained saudi activists to investigate allegations of being tortured and a message. for the threat of force paying says the unification of china and taiwan as inevitable. leaders from both sides of the political divide will be heading to the white house for talks with the us presidents soon donald trump says he's ready to negotiate an end to the partial government shutdown which has been in place for nearly two weeks on thursday democrats take over as the majority party in the house of representatives been refusing to sign off on the new spending unless it includes billions of dollars for his border war while it all began over border security wants nearly six billion dollars to build a wall on the southern border he says is the only way to stop illegal immigration and drug trafficking the democrats refused saying the wall is a waste of money with the budget agreed around a quarter of u.s. government agencies were forced to shut down about

women's rights activists at exactly the same time that saudi arabian women were getting the right todrive a major step for their own personal freedom and freedom from the so-called guardian lords in a way that was a was a huge step internationally and rightly paraded to such and then in parallel these people being locked up for jury die kids are human rights campaigner he says recent events including that is putting pressure on saudi arabia. the friends and allies of saudi arabia are taking the humorous situation in the country increasingly seriously and they're starting to take action and it would be in saudi arabia's interest to really to work with them and to engage with them to to advance the the human rights situation in the country we have to work with the facts that are given to us that are that are evidence that the research shows in the research shows that indeed the evidence indicates that that there are very serious human rights. allegations. in the country the murder of some of her shoji in a stumble or was or was that was a marker for what wider wider catastrophes pretty

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women's rights activists at exactly the same time that saudi arabian women were getting the right to drive a major step for their own personal freedom freedom from the so-called guardian lords in a way that was a was a huge step. internationally and rightly paraded to such and then in power well these people being locked up internet services in the democratic republic of congo or expected to remain cut off until election results are announced on sunday and advisor to president joseph kabila says access was shut down to stop people speculating about the outcome of the vote several candidates have came to be in the lead in the election to choose could be the successor the poll was marred by violence complaints of vote rigging and delays. in mali gunmen have killed at least thirty seven head is in the center of the country the attack on villages in the mop to region was carried out by men believed to be hunt is according to a government statement it's the latest in a spate of violent incidents between hunters and farmers mainly over access to land and water the un special envoy to somal

think that the government has not been strong enough however that's why it's so important for the saudi arabians to engage with us because we have the whole range of the views here and the fact is if they did allow me to go and interview the detainees and seek this evidence it would be well received by britain and other liberal democracies this would not be a seen as any kind of stitch up this is very much a cross party effort and the focus remains on international human rights will regardless of we know what other geopolitical considerations saudi arabia may well be involved in at them and. between from got in as i understand you wrote to the saudi embassy here and you've is it correct you hear nothing in. what we know. we're not for it we're not forming a gauge twice a reprint of the panel in a letter to the saudi ambassador on the second of january and then a couple of weeks later with imus of followed up with a less. formally of congratulations to the new foreign minister in saudi arabia and also again in that last. for george drawing attention to the the outstanding requests that there was

. >> stories like that of the allegedly of journalist jamal khashoggi by the saudi arabian government may make you think thatat autocrats and human r ris violations are increasingly becoming the norm. but human rights watch is optimistic. despite both the united states and britain withdrawing from their traditional leading role in defending democracy and a civil rights, the advocacy group's annual report says company -- countries like germany are pushing back. >> as the u.s. and u.k. have retreated from the statate of meaningful human rights respecting foreign policy, germany has started to fill the gap. it is not enough and we want germany totoo much more, but we have seen that germany has criticized openlnly and loudly e president's of turkey china, russia,, and >> trout. another good example is germany's response to saudi arabia's human rights violations. shocked by the brutality of the fish of the killing, the german government suspended the sales of arms to the kingdom and expelled some saudi diplomats. the u.s. took no such measures to distance itself from the saudi arabia and r

us this morning thanks very much now for a look at some of the other stories making news today saudi arabian officials have denied reports that riyadh has requested the extradition of a saudi teenager seeking asylum in thailand. mohammad. barricaded herself in a bangkok hotel room she says she's feeling abuse at the hands of her family after rejecting islam united nations officials are meeting the eighteen year old. france's prime minister at award phillipe says eighty thousand police officers will be deployed in paris saturday in response to the ongoing yellow vest protests last weekend saw the eighth straight week of those protest demonstrations began over planned fuel tax are now directed at president micros economic policies which include a tax cut for the rich. officials in austria and southern germany are warning of a continued high risk of avalanches in the alps a severe winter storm that battered the region loved the least eight people dead and two missing a state of emergency has been declared in bavaria where many roads remain blocked schools are closed for the rest of the week. th

now for some of the other stories making news saudi arabian officials have denied reports that riyadh has requested the extradition of a saudi teen seeking asylum eilat prophet muhammad. barricaded herself in a bangkok hotel room she says she's slaying abuse at the hands of her family after rejecting his law united nations officials are aiding in your old. guatemala is disbanding a un backed anti-corruption commission that has been investigating its president jammeh morale us the country's foreign minister telling reporters that staff had twenty four hours to leave the country the u.n. condemned the move it wants a commission to finish its work which includes a probe of the president's campaign finance. france's prime minister and ward phillipe says eighty thousand police officers will be deployed in paris on saturday in response to the ongoing yellow vest protest last weekend so the eighth straight week of those of protest demonstrators taking to the streets over a planned fuel tax but protests are now directed at president micron's economic policies which include a tax cut for the r

now for some of the other stories making the news this hour our saudi arabian officials have denied reports that riyadh has requested the extradition of a saudi team seeking asylum in thailand mohamad. barricaded himself in a bangkok hotel room she says she's fleeing abuse at the hands of her family after rejecting islam u.n. officials are aiding the eighteen year old guatemala is disbanding a un backed anti corruption commission that has been investigating its president jimmy morello's the country's foreign minister told reporters that the body staff had twenty four hours to leave the country the u.n. condemned the moves called on guatemala to allow the commission to finish its work which is included a probe of the president's campaign financing. officials in southern germany have declared a state of emergency after heavy snowfall drawn by a winter storm rail service and bavaria suffering delays and cancellations residents in the district of new spot have been warned about possible avalanches and other weather related dangers many roads are blocked right now schools are closed for the rest

we hope that the saudi arabian forces will cooperate with us british politicians and lawyers asked to visit detained saudi activists to investigate allegations they've been tortured . a message of peace with the threat of force things says the unification of china and taiwan must happen sooner rather than later. brazil's new president takes office with a fiery speech promising to rescue a country he says has been ruined by crime and corruption. that few women aged in their forty's have ended one of hindu isms holiest shrines much to the anger of religious conservatives the temple has been long off limits to females between the ages of ten fifty though also jabari explains why. look all that under the. cover of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hindu isms holiest shrines the shop a remodel temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift the ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and

terror effort around the world jordan and turkey have hosted millions are syrians feeling violence saudi arabian gulf countries have generously contributed towards stabilization efforts we think all of them for their help and we urge them to continue united states has also helped liberate areas as an important means of preventing the callup a caliphate from reemerging we've provided two and a half billion dollars in humanitarian assistance to iraq since two thousand and fourteen and our churches and nonprofits do good work there every day as well. we and our allies generated nearly thirty billion in grants and financing support to iraq's reconstruction during the quake reconstruction conference just this past year think about the people were helping last year i hosted the first ever ministerial to advance religious freedom in washington at that conference our ambassador at large recounted his trip to iraq there he met you z.t. women who had been sold into bondage whose children had been ripped out of their arms life under isis was real hell a living hell on earth today those areas are liberated

up five hundred million dollars worth of lebanese government bonds qatar which remains under a saudi arabian led land sea and air blockade sees it as a good investment which will help stabilize the economy lebanon has the third highest debt to g.d.p. in the world and eight months on from an election politicians there still can't agree to form a government moody's lowered lebanon's credit score further below investment grade on monday the ratings agency cited risks the government may default on repayments and the first foldable five g. smartphone the chinese telecoms giant hallway said it is launching it next month using its very own technology weiwei is facing restrictions in several western countries of the concerns its products could be used for spying the company's chief financial officer main one joe continues to fight extradition to the u.s. she denies accusations the company illegally broke u.s. sanctions against iran. a france slapped a fifty seven million dollar fine on google this week it is the first major penalty brought against the us technology company since new e.u. privacy rul

responsible for the detention of these side raman women's rights activists at exactly the same time that saudi arabian women were getting the right to drive a major step for their own personal freedom and freedom from the so-called guardian lords in a way that was a was a huge step. internationally and rightly paraded to such and then in parallel these people being locked up. is a human rights campaigner he says this is a move in the right direction. the friends and allies of saudi arabia are taking the human rights situation in the country increasingly seriously and they're starting to take action and it would be in saudi arabia's interests to really to work with them and to engage with them to to advance the human rights situation in the country we have to work with the facts that are given to us that are that are evidence that the research shows in the research shows that indeed the evidence indicates that that there are very serious human rights. are a geisha ins. in the country the murder of jamal khashoggi in a stumble was a was a was a marker for what wider wider catastrophes pretty to put a no

the saudi arabian companies preparing to farm an enormous area. and they've already come far. they've come really far. to get on with the story we must return to the farm. to see. the owner billionaire alla muti has a longstanding interest in ethiopia but investigating land investments in ethiopia is dangerous. with his arrest and dumbbell a freshness mind argyll has fears about the government. but i was a foreigner making a film about i could cultural development i could contact the company. navy ship building it this was it and yes so the story. before we started it was just in case there are some confidentiality. which may not be disclosed to some interviews they've made quite a fish out of the ship at all. and so yes. this is you know one thousand. and this one this it is two thousand back that they are no sanction this city thousand and eight that this one is four thousand that sort. of ten thousand that so of course all of the clearing got to fifty of these had it almost twelve from it so this is it is. there and the same time the fact that it's on a structure it was in

saudi arabian officials are saying they have officially ended the anti—corruption drive that began inprinces, tycoons and business chiefs rounded up. it is claimed the state has recouped more than $100 billion in assets, including property and cash. at least 200 people have been held, many in hotels in riyadh. toxic smog in bangkok has forced more than 400 schools to close for the rest of the week to protect children. thailand's capital is experiencing some of its worst air pollution, and the authorities‘ efforts to clear the air have so far failed. traffic exhaust, burning crops and pollution from factories are being blamed. facebook users have continued to rise despite a series of data privacy scandals and criticism over its attempt to stem toxic content. fears that the company's scandals could put off advertisers also proved unfounded, with annual revenues up 30% on last year. user growth was particularly strong in india, indonesia and the philippines, but flat in north america. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has dismissed calls for new elections, but says he is prepared to

suspending its flights to saudi arabia from next month due to the routes poor economic performance saudi arabian airlines will now operate direct flights between paris and riyadh hundreds of thousands of fish have died in australia after what's been described as an ecological catastrophe it happened in the darling river about a thousand kilometers west of sydney and drained oxygen from the water environmentalists say the river system has been badly damaged by over. climate change. so ahead on the news. from the vatican last. story in just a moment. it's. again time for the sports is with peter thank you very much thailand have secured their first win at football's asian cup just days off the second they head coach the times are going to morrow after being thrashed four one by india in the opening match of the tournament in the united arab emirates but it took just one goal to beat bahrain fired in by some carson in the fifty first minute the hopes of reaching the last sixteen reignited undertake a take a coach. we learn from our mistakes from the first match and in this game we were more focused

country now so far we only have her words for that but she is certainly not the only person the only saudi arabian woman that tells us stories like that so it's probably very credible what she has to say and this case you know attracting attention publicity as you mentioned there from really from all around the world that just like to you know put in this into context we have some reaction from european governments in fact some tweets this one from the german ambassador to thailand. let's read it out for you he's treated we are very concerned about mohammad and are in contact with the thai authorities and the embassies of the countries that she has approached we also have another tweet from a dutch politician and member of the european parliament who writes the following we are watching indeed if. noone faces danger by being returned to saudi arabia she must be protected. so florian we also know that the thai police are now saying that they will not send her anywhere against her wishes is this somehow a sign that the thai government is pushing back against pressure from saudi arabia given all of t

up five hundred million dollars worth of lebanese government bonds qatar which remains under a saudi arabian led land sea and air blockade sees it as a good investment which will help stabilize the economy lebanon has the third highest debt to g.d.p. in the world and eight months on from an election politicians there still can't agree to form a government moody's lowered lebanon's credit score further below investment grade on monday the ratings agency cited risks the government may default on repayments and the first foldable five g. smartphone the chinese telecoms giant hallway said it is launching it next month using its very own technology away is facing restrictions in several western countries of a concerns its products could be used for spying the company's chief financial officer main one joe continues to fight extradition to the u.s. she denies accusations the company illegally broke u.s. sanctions against iran or france slapped a fifty seven million dollar fine on google this week it is the first major penalty brought against the u.s. technology company since new e.u. privacy rules

clear that lindsey graham has had a track record of how he feels about the involvement of the saudi arabian government in terms of what happened at the at the at the consulate in turkey where jamal khashoggi was killed he has added his voice to a series of u.s. senators from both sides of the aisle as well as human rights activists and other governments saying that the saudi government needs to come out in the open and make itself clare and transparent about what transpired instead of hanging and. providing death sentences to people who were not clear when i were involved in this particular killing the cia has indicted bomber been so mine its conclusion was that the order of the killing did not come directly from these low level operatives but had to come direct from the a leadership in saudi arabia is a b. mohammed bin so mom but that is in contrast to what the united states president believes this and lindsey graham is this latest statements to deal with mama than someone is going to be directed towards u.s. president donald trump as well who sees still mohammed bin solomon as a close all

practices saudi arabia responded with fury it withdrew its ambassador immediately it stopped all saudi arabian flights to canada and very importantly to the whole arms deal that had been underway this is the provision of canadian light on the vehicles to saudi arabia a contract worth billions and billions of dollars that was concluded by the previous canadian government this canadian government under justin trudeau says that this sale is now being reviewed this intense pressure on the prime minister to cancel the sale the prime minister himself appears reluctant he says it means a lot of jobs a lot of revenue for canada but there is very strong pressure on him to abandon this particular sale not only of to the incidence of human rights abuses as we've seen in this particular case but also of course the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi all of these factors coming together to make the relationship between canada and saudi arabia even more fraught than it has being right mike in toronto thanks for that still ahead on the program we're going to report on a surge in attacks on palestinian

don't need your tax money just like the saudis don't need the voters or the participation of the saudi arabians erika's the laws and the princes just pump more oil so they could have just of easily created a wage bubble you know wages are going to go to thirty forty fifty dollars an hour and we could have said oh my god there's a wage bubble and the economy is growing by ten percent a year and you know we have an incredible all the rich middle class but they decided no i don't think we'll do that because that doesn't help us personally and we are monarchs and charlatans yet i might add that saudi arabia does not have any voters they have citizens and residents there but they don't have any voters despite our close relationship with this wonderful absolute monarchy. you know i did tweet responding to this deutsche bank data that said thirteen million jobs created at the cost of fourteen trillion dollars is you know they could have just sent thirteen million american households a million dollars and you know you would have created thirteen million new millionaire households in america they couldn

don't think there's a real change in egypt's relationship with israel the ideal change here good saudi arabian and iraqi positions that are now more vocal about being closer to to israel even the war saw some of that was announced where binyamin netanyahu and the arab leaders have been asked to attend it's very clear they doesn't have the formula to . to to get to an ally and tween this country than they need and i mean how can you actually talk about the. middle east with egypt alliance when there are so many you know different positions in the region today for example that announced that it will not be returning to syria with its embassy while they behave any and the iraqis are opening embassy in the. these have yet to announce their position when it comes to iran it's very clear that you had that in positions you have the ability them saudis who are falling within their company at that when it comes to iran you have the kuwaitis that they need and their money to have it a completely different relationship with with iran it is being clear that pump is facing the same problem that his predece

-- saudi arabian government? >> it is pretty odd. ow many subscribers are there?ou wonder what they felt was at stake, where they could have made a clear statement. get ready for more of this as american companies face the perils, media companies face the perils of expanding internationally. they need to play by the local rules. google has found that in china, and you will see more of it in countries with autocratic leaders. emily: what happens in other countries, let's say south america, asia? all markets where netflix is really banking on international subscribers? jon: we count on america bringing its values with this -- with us where we do business overseas. if we don't do that, what kind of world does this become? one of the more fortunate was where netflix said they were taking down the program in light of a valid complaint from the audi government. they said there is a law against sprees getting -- against speaking your mind or criticizing the government, so it was a legal issue but the person who, the publicis at netflix -- publicis who used that, they hav

a saudi arabian teenager, who ran away from home, saying she was abused and feared death if she got deportedted asylum in canada. rahaf al-qunun arrived in toronto yesterday. the 18 year old had barricaded herself in a bangkok hotel room last week to avoid deportation. for the first time in 18 years, for the first time in 14 years, a police officer has been shot and killed in the line of duty in birmingham, alabama. 44-year-old sergeant wytasha carter was gunned down while investigating a car break-in, another officer was critically wounded. there are two suspects who are in custody tonight. the nation's oldest man, who was also our oldest veteran, was laid to rest this weekend at texas state cemetery. mr. richard overton was 112 years old.d his lo of country, and his joy of life. overton attributed his longevity to whiskey and cigars. up next, a high school wrestler who went to the mat to make a teammate's dream come true.af j. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neul