and according to islamic sharia, if you live under the islamic rulers, you have to respect the shariaersion, no evangelisation. once you start this activity, you are waging a war against islam and jihad would bejustified. so we respect this, i mean, all the way. however, however, ifanyone would come to my door, muslim, asking about christ, christianity to tell, i will tell him who we are. see, that's very diplomatically put. your boss, i guess, that is the chaldean patriarch, louis rafael sako, he said, "muslims are part of our mission. we must love them. if christians want to convert to islam, that is fine. and if muslims want to convert to christianity, that is also ok, i guess..." but it's not ok with the constitution and with the sharia. he will be killed, and i will be... that's what i'm getting to, i suppose. is it responsible to say to the world, if muslims want to convert to christianity, that is also 0k. i understand why he said it. but the truth in iraq, and you know it much better than me, is that any muslims who do convert, they face... death. and i will be endangering my

, well, he just does not want to play in sharia, his own history. he really doesn't want to serve hisat's why he will try to do something like this to show the spanish court that there is a struggle with his so-called political party. the beginning of the actual war and the decision of the nsdc, and i will remind you with the 12th number, i’m just curious about this too, two weeks ago they banned the so-called progressive socialist party, that’s it, too, they just said, i wonder where simonenko is. with her now, maybe she is actually already a completely different person, and somewhere there , er, somewhere there, she is already in an embroidered dress, wearing something through her eyes, and maybe in some, how to say it, she changed the bouillonovka to a marzepinka, what is interesting about her, just interesting, i think in she is fine because this the pro-russian wing has always worked closely with the authorities, and it is obvious that these services were paid generously enough, if not by rough packages of money, then by lines in the state budget . i think that these are far from

we also bruno sharia to assist us with his a nuclear physics engineer at crew, wrapped and independent french and geo. the analyzes radioactivity in the environment of you, my god, to school for your implanted ruby, she was a dizzy which was up under fair switching gears julia just yonder. my next time i believe pasco, dolly room blemishes or if was she looks demis all the but you all had your out. it says i don't always answer very quickly. our counter goes into overdrive vegetables . glasses and other are. mr. allison accompanies us. all the radiation comes from the school, good news is had so many said so comical bus one that's around 30 times more than the natural ambient radioactivity measurements in counts per 2nd are given as read out of the radiation in real time . the walls of the school seem to be heavily exposed to radiation. professor sharon advises us on the next step. so for us to quickly and in my do you so you saw the origin to set up for law. if i'm wrong, john sure jovially shawna manuel. because she starts with a deaf any one here for more than an hour and a half is

when we talk to, when i went to my right to to your improvement of sunday school, i was just stored sharia. but would you be slumming law but not understanding that it's far more complex than that. so for example, you have see also, okay and fear cities, personal morality, right? i'm not going to a touch, alcohol would fall under death. but fiance is about the public good. and the role of the state is fundamentally to promote c, r said the public good. the interesting thing about public good is that it's not defined by the koran. ok? it's not scriptures there. so for example, whether you are a can s of you here because i think any region comes not only with personal beliefs, but a certain view of the world, certain definitions of good and bad, including what's good and that's the collective for the society. so is it really possible to fully separate those things? because if you are a practicing authentically practicing a muslim a christian, you have a certain notion of what your society supposed to be. i'm sure you can influence that through indirect means through voting for your volunteer

the taliban's interpretation of sharia law means homosexuality is punishable by death.y kill me by stones or maybe killed by fire. maybe hanging. they executed a trans person in kabul. - were you afraid of being killed? yes, many times. what will happen to me? what will have the future for me? many people who don't make it out are forced into hiding. they wait and hope for survival. a secret operation to get some of the most vulnerable to safety begins. we started getting e—mails out of the blue from desperate lgbtq+ afghan people looking anywhere all around the world for someone who could help them. kind of like getting a message in a bottle. it was very clear as we were looking at events unfold in august in kabul that we would have to support those who might be at risk and those in need. when the taliban came they said we are going to look— for these lgbt people. they had names and addresses. they are searching our body and passports and visas. are you a spy for- the former government? have you worked with nato? for what reason do you want to leave? i was hiding, desp

territory of one of the private enterprises for hitting ammunition due to this hit, the remains of the sharia caught fire, the fire was quickly extinguished by rescuers , it was also restless in other regions, the russians hit one of the communities of the vyshgorod district in the kyiv region with rockets, they attacked an infrastructure object , noted the head of the regional military administration, oleksiy kuleba, according to preliminary information , there were no casualties, rescuers are already working on the spot rockets from the territory of belarus fired at the gonchariv community in chernihiv oblast, these rockets fell in the forest massif, the operational command of the north also reported in the region our anti-aircraft defense worked today more than 10 airstrikes in the territory of chernihiv region i will not say where well for security reasons the information about the victims of the destruction is being clarified now i cannot comment here it was fired again at night they were shelled twice kharkiv mayor ihor terekhov said the missile has 300 hit closer to the center of the c

businessmen who were affiliated with the russian federation, because what we see now in the psg and the sharia party is only the tip of the iceberg that is in ukrainian politics, which was e-effelated from the russian federation, we definitely need a condemnation of the concept of development, as well as because now we are talking about 6% - it is rather well, i would say an emotional card that is not written anywhere, what it is, and that is why if it is not written down, if there is no reflection of the placement, what exactly is it about because it is difficult to condemn, even at the legislative level, as the ban on national socialism was after the defeat of germany from 105 years ago, we definitely need such internal repression and er-e separation of relations with pro-russian forces, who in one way or another say that it is not so unambiguous, this is our historical memory and so on, that is, these are all the russian narratives that, in the end, spill over into rockets that fall on our cities after a few years. we constantly talk about whether there should be peace talks between ukraine

that's all in telegram channels, so, well, understand that a large number was demonstrated by the post-shariaccupation from the war, and that makes us angry. well, it seems to me at this stage, so let’s discuss it further. well, i personally for myself. for example, i closed this topic.

well, we have to understand that a large number of post-sharia demonstrated. the news is that over the freed from the russian occupation there, the sharp change of the ukrainian flag is a snake for the majors, and it causes ridicule. well, it seems to me at this stage, so here's to discuss further. fix talk about it, there is nothing to say. you know what to say, but we will write everything down and the time will come and everyone will be responsible for what they do. he has to be very ashamed of - in general anti-humanist attitude of behavior because it does not fit in a normal head to write eh well what they write but unfortunately they say this if you look eh that is from russia idea information ah audiovisual there are some polls on youtube, unfortunately, you will hear in the majority of them such frank joy because of what is happening in ukraine and the desire that we all die here as soon as possible and there would be no more such a country , tell about the networks of telegram channels, tell me which ones there are networks, how they are built, what they are telegram channels

environment of those whom we call collaborators, we can immediately remember how she fought with shariahuk, that’s beautiful. well, i also think that it’s beautiful, but you know what else is interesting that well, well, if solovyov is there, there are all these people, they are a long time ago, and they, i understand, worked with surkov before that and it was fine. everything about them was uh, now kiriyenko and his methodologists came, and these methodologists are also there now, that is dmitry kulikov he is constantly on the air at the same solovyov, moreover, all these solovyovs and the city beyeva and er, who is there, simanyan, they all very often say the same words . they all speak and use them terms and but here, you know, it’s interesting the same thing, to what extent in general, it’s the ideologists who determine how and what is broadcast to the russian audience. just then it will be transformed into something, that is, what do you think, how does it happen in general, how does the formation of this ideology in the kremlin take place, well , actually speaking, as such an ideo

acid, well, such a collection of all madness in one place, in fact, such a post per page there is no sharianow if an honest person actually wrote this and they gave it to the chip at all, he didn’t write this kind of network humor, but well, this style of response is completely normal for russia. well, in fact, because there is no dungeon for russian pro-palandists , their reaction was in the spirit of self-denial at first they said that it wasn't us, then the russians told us that, well, it was hit there after all. well, they flew over the caliber. well, who else shoots calibers like, uh, not the russians, but they flew to the wrong place, to the wrong terminal, there was no grain there were something else in fact, what is important here is not even what the russians say, because i understand that they always lie, but here the question is whether the international guarantors of this agreement will be so naive that they will believe it. for example, does turkey just really want to believe the russian e- to the officials regarding the fact that it is not them or she is just so interested and

businessmen who were affiliated with the russian federation because what we now see that psg and the sharia party are only the tip of the iceberg that exists in ukrainian politics, which was uh-affiliated with the russian federation, we definitely need a condemnation of the concept in general, the concept of a simple measure as well there is nazism because now we are talking about six and it is more likely well, i would say emotionally and a media card that is not written anywhere what it is and that is why if it is not written down if there is no reflection of placement what exactly it is about because it is difficult to condemn it even on at the legislative level, as was the ban on national socialism after the defeat of germany 105 years ago, we definitely need such an internal repression and er separation of relations with the pro-russian forces, who in one way or another say that it is not so clear, this is our historical memory and such other, that is, these are all the russian narratives that in the end will pour out in rockets as a private one in our city, we constantly talk about wh

literally a week before the elections on voting day, sharia parties were allowed to pass.o you remember such a now-banned party 1.8 coefficient for passage to the council, that is, by betting 1,000 uah, you could win 800 uah plus, but the party did not pass without a chance, you understand, it was so that yesterday i was just a union of interests on the fact that, er, borjonson, in the coming days, everyone argued with me for some resignation anyone was told that there is immunity. considering that the resignation on june 6th was failed and borjohnson has immunity for a whole year, but i reminded that margaret thatcher and theresa may have the same annual automatic immunity. they still still served resigned because there were circumstances that could not be stopped, and yesterday it was already obvious that this resignation would happen . and in general, the future of johnson. as you can see, he will be in politics outside of politics, he will be the moral authority of his the party of your nation, please, here it is now, i have already looked at our battles on facebook, i

if they continue to live according to sharia, we will be happy. they will be happy.men in general have their problems. what we are working to resolve them and finalise the procedure to provide them with opportunities. a few months later, in march, the taliban reversed a decision allowing girls to return to high school. the reason given for the abrupt u—turn was that a decision was needed over the uniform of female students in accordance with "sharia law and afghan tradition". the decision devastated many young women, here's what one had to say. "we just want to learn and to serve our country", says fatima. "what is our sin?" she asked the taliban. "they are always talking about islam. "does islam say to harm women like this? "it doesn't. "i went to address the girls of afghanistan. "please don't give up fighting for your rights." four months after that decision and still no word on a new date for when girls can return to higher education. the health minister says part of the problem is billions of dollars�* worth of assets remain frozen outside the country. this was

taliban that they promised to be a new 2.0, but they brought back that harsh interpretation of the sharian which is a disappointment to the international community, and that is why they are holding the plans and asking the taliban to change their attitude before this money is released. there are warnings of further disruption for air travellers passing through heathrow this summer, with more flights set to be cancelled in the coming weeks at the uk's busiest airport. the cuts are expected as the airlines change their schedules ahead of the busy school holiday period. our business reporter noor nanji has the story. after big queues at airports this summer, warnings of more disruption, with a new wave of flight cancellations expected to be announced next week. we're now right in the midst of the peak summer travel season but we're still experiencing the problems of lack of manpower, not only for airlines but across airports, ground handlers and even in some cases border control staff, so the mix of high volumes and lack of people is causing tremendous dislocation at many airports. the gover

they promised to be a new version, like 2.0, but they have brought back their original very harsh of sharia, which has disappointed the international community, and that is why they are holding this conference and asking the taliban to change their attitude before this money can be released. president biden has warned that states passing strict anti—abortion laws will try to jail women who choose to travel to get abortions. and he promised the federal government will act to protect women's rights to travel. he was speaking at a virtual meeting with democratic state governors. if extremist governors try to block a woman from travelling from her estate that prohibits her from seeking medical help she needs to estate that provides that care, the federal government will act to protect our bedrock rights through the attorney general�*s office. earlier we heard from mary zeigler a professor at the florida state university college of law. and the author of "abortion and the law in america". i asked mary what she made of presidentjoe biden saying women travelling for abortions will be protected by

promised to be a new version like 2.0 but they've brought back the original very harsh interpretation of shariaich has disappointed the international community. that's why their funds are being international community. that's why theirfunds are being holed. they are asking the taliban to change their attitude before the money can be released. —— theirfunds their attitude before the money can be released. —— their funds are being held. the united nations has called for calm after protesters stormed libya's parliament in the eastern city of tobruk on friday night and set fire to part of the building. the protesters are demanding the dissolution of parliament. the activists say they will continue protesting until the ruling elite steps aside. they want the elections originally scheduled for last december to be held. earlier, i spoke to bbc world service middle east editor, youssef taha, and iasked him why these protests are happebing now. younger libyans now are running out of patience with the political elite who have been fighting each other for so long. they all have been promising holding thes

. >> sharia is the only law. women often rendered virtually invisible. black ghosts. >> domination.dominated women. there's this sense that any mixing between men and women is fraught with the potential for evil to happen. >> historically, women had the status of children. by law, their husbands or fathers were their guardians. some gave men a free hand to beat women. muhammad counselled men on the right way to hit their wives. likely with the hand, he says, and not in the face. if the beating did not keep a wife in line, men could download a government app that was used for wife tracking. among other functions, it could send out a text alert if a wife headed for the airport or the border. >> testosterone is a dangerous drug. this view of women has both children and as chaotic sexual beings. >> the app is called -- your wish is my demand. some men might have needed more than one app because they had more than one wife. there are reportedly more than a million saudis in polygamist marriages. there are no churches in saudi arabia. christians pray in secret. >> we have secret churches

. >> sharia is the only law. women are rendered virtually invisible. black ghosts. >> domination.nated women. there's this sense that any mixing between men and women is fraught with the potential for evil to happen. >> historically women had the status of children. by law their husbands or fathers were their guardians. some clerics give men a free hand to beat women. mohammad al arifyi counsels young men on the right way to hit their wives. "lightly with the hand," he says, "and not in the face." if the beating did not keep a wife in line, men could download a government app used for wife tracking. among other functions it could accepted out a text alert if a wife headed for the airport or the border. >> testosterone is a dangerous drug. it's this view of women as both children and as chaotic sexual beings. >> the app is called absher, arabic for "your wish is my command." some men might have needed more than one app because they had more than one wife. there are reportedly more than 1 million saudis in polygamous marriages. there are no churches in saudi arabia. christians pray

the ttp is adamant it wants a sharia system in pakistan, that it blames the pakistani establishment andnce for the violence. it does really appear that the taliban in afghanistan might not be able to deliver the pakistani taliban as was probably the expectation. it is also incredibly heartbreaking to witness the assassination campaign in pakistan as the talks are underway. this is what we experienced in afghanistan where assassinations were taking place when talks in doha were taking place, and no one was taking responsibility. you spoke about india. india is afghanistan's traditional and historical friend but india did abandon afghanistan. there's a lot of anger and disappointment among many who are extremely close with india, especially the former officials, members of the former security forces. visas were not issued. amy: we have 10 seconds. i didn't mean to interrupt you. bilal: i think in that sense, the theme -- they are seen abandoning afghanistan but it is good that india is back in afghanistan and continues to help the people whether it is with medicine or wheat. amy: we are g

in saudi arabia, homosexuality is dictated by the criminal code, which is dictated by sharia law. recent executions of homosexuals there as well. it is horrendous, and it's a protected environment in that they want to show something outside to foreign countries while it is still repressive and horribly so internally. but this is more of a story with what you outlined regarding joe biden. with biden, everything is transactional. i believe that he meant that about tics, but now look at what he's willing to do in order to keep america weak. he is willing to go to a place that is known to be a horrific abuser of human rights because his priority is to keep his own country as weak as possible. that speaks to the nature of joe biden in a way that i think should shock the conscience of everyone watching this program, no matter who you are. we believe in human rights because we are america. we are not perfect, but when we talk about it, when we learn about, when we care about it, we mean it. with joe biden and the democrats, and perhaps the establishment in general, this is transactional.

by the sharia, there's never a finish line. >> there's only government control. yeah, they don't have an end game. i mean, the fact is , laura , that this virus is here to stay forever. if this is the kind of this kind of lockdown's they had of the things that they want, then we're going to have them forever. we have to move on from this epidemic. we have to understand that this is not march or 2020 and it is absolutely shocking to me that some of our biggest newspapers like "the washington post", like the new york times continues to fearmonger, continues to sow panic when the science just does not warranted. >> now, white house covid coordinator dr. sheesha said that they got that they got it wrong about the vaccine rollout. watch. be under appreciated the level of mr. us that exists in people because of their experience and also underestimated the amount of misinformation and disinformation that's out there that undermine that confidence. i sort of think of as we kind of got the biological science right, but we didn't get the social science right. >> dr. audito

help, we've abandoned 40 million people and they must now adhere to a ruthless interpretation of shariaonal crisis, _ report shows. it's notjust about international crisis, it's - report shows. it's notjust about international crisis, it's about i report shows. it's notjust about l international crisis, it's about how we invade, how we liberate and support countries around the world. do you think we're going to see real change in the foreign office, ministry of defence and the british armed forces from reports like this? there are big questions about our ability to do this again. it's putting huge strain on the mod itself. there are cuts to the heavy—lift aircraft. there also the silo mentality of wattle which continues to persist. i was in the mod and foreign & commonwealth office, they do not work as closely together. they do very well in countries in our embassies but not so well in whitehall, that must be reviewed. you touched on something, the uk's attention is now turning to ukraine but this was a humiliating defeat for nato and to my mind history will show that our departure has

the squad and the boyars of vladimir asked about the establishment of sharia and knew that the faithnce liked the simplicity and rigor of the arab faith. they liked the ban on pork and wine. and mama were dumbfounded the frivolity of the prince. of course, this was only an excuse, the great kagan of all the slavs simply did not want someone else's too dissimilar in culture , customs throughout the life of his people, the frantic passionate faith of muslims, born in the hot arabian sands, seemed to him unsuitable for the forest expanses of russian land. then they came, the germans from rome saying, we came, sent by the pope, our faith, sveta bow. we are god who created the heavens and the earth, the stars and the months and everything that breathes. mention of the pope as an intermediary between him and god the need to recognize someone else's power over himself in earthly affairs did not suit him. but he wanted to understand the essence of christian teaching, and therefore he immediately asked the main question. what is your commandment? the latin missionaries had heard a lot about t

the united states has suffered a loss as well, including the kill of sharia acali.and a proud palestinian. she was performing very vital work. independent meeting and vital work of democracy. her death is enormous loss to the essential work of sharing with the world a story of the palestinian people. i hope that her legacy, her legacy will inspire more people to carry on her work of reporting the truth and telling stories that are too often overlooked. the united states will continue to assist on a full and transparent accounting of her death and will continue to stand up for media freedom everywhere in the world. president abbas, in the past we met in ramallah, today in the palestinian city of bethlehem, a place of enormous significance, in my faith as well, the birthplace of jesus christ, this is the city that lives in the hearts of millions of christians as a reminder of god's great gift to the world and our renewed and redemption in christ. muslim and jews also have an intense and deep connection to this land, particularly in jerusalem. jerusalem is central to t

of human and civil rights and insert it into the constitution, but, nevertheless , on the ground, sharia average cost, well, the average cost of gas. she, respectively, in the past. well, suppose last year it was not entirely correct to take, because there was a sharp recovery the year before last, because, there was a pandemic, respectively, but let's take 5 years before that. right now it's in well, it cost, 192, about 195 plus or minus, as if, on average, i get here, namely, per year, not even in the summer, but per year now it has already consolidated and is holding on to 2,000x. that's what banal mathematics will tell you that this is 10 times more. and this will always be the problem is the next management is that no one really fully understands. what consequences can you give an example of, we have the average cost of gas for china for and for european union, this direction to gazprom's exports was approximately 350 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters in 2014. last year, the year before last, when the pandemic was everything else, it means that europe fell more, as if for the first tim