they've lost everything hoarsely, a r t e c o p or the u and human rights council, lily a voted for an independent investigation into atrocities committee by all sides. and the government drank down ethiopia, itself is reclaimed, the decision politically motivated and refused to, to operate exit so that they will need a year in which to collect evidence and build prosecution cases. the german restaurant, sir says he will not change the name of the establishment, which has been called racist by some locals will be hearing from the owner of the more said himself after this break. ah ah ah ah, our special guest to day, the old and the legendary mids fire stein, author of the planet. pansy met nice to see happy holidays. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race move is on offense. very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist are those 3 how that strategy will be successful? very critical time time to sit down and talk with you ah, welcome back. soaring cancer rights, deteriorating living conditions

they've lost everything hoarsely, a r t e c o p u and human rights council, lily a voted for an independent investigation into the atrocities committed by all sides . and the government crackdown if you could re self proclaimed the decision politically motivated and refused to cooperate. experts will need a year to place further evidence and build prosecution cases are rapidly spreading cancer, deteriorating, living conditions and pollution. these are what people of the united states region of florida dealing with because of phosphate binding. that's what critics say. people fight for their land and the health of mining giant, acute polluting waterways plans, opening another site. auntie will area documentary about the situation in florida. that's coming up. but for now, here's a quick preview. one of the most toxic places in america. oh, florida. one of florida's biggest industries and best kept secrets is sponsoring in the biggest player in the $85000000000.00 industry is most day tonight. there are reports of millions of gallons in terminated water now flowing into the florida aqua for f

u. s. is cool on all sides. and if you abuse brucell year long war to renounce and, and violence against civilians. this is the united nations human rights council agreed to establish and international commission to investigate alleged abuses in the country. the u. n says it's receiving credible reports that all sides and a few peers conflict to committing severe human rights violations. if you can dismiss the council statement is politically motivated and the philippines is counting the cost of typhoon rye, which has killed at least $12.00 people and left a trail of destruction behind him. winds of close to 200 kilometers and now it destroyed thousands of homes across the central and southern philippines, forcing hundreds of thousands to seek safety. now heading toward vietnam and china . and that's it from myself, from the team here in london. see you tomorrow counting, the cost is coming out next. it's one year until the 1st real world killed in the middle east. talk to al jazeera meets, must cembura 1st ever female secretary general the 1st to share her journey and discuss the routes to cut her 2022. 0 no, just 0. i . hello, i'm come all san

and deaths reach alarming levels in the u. s. o. cases continue to serge around europe, threatening christmas celebrations. view and human rights council or does an international investigation into abuses by all sides in ethiopia as year long war. at least 12 people are dead and houses torn apart after typhoon rye continues its journey across the central and southern philippines. also, i remember yelling teaser teaser teaser and nothing happened. a former minnesota police officer who killed black motorists, dante wright, breaks down as she takes the stand on devin asked with sport as cove 19 grips, the english premier league manages are divided over whether the season should be halted. liberals, bossier and corporate doesn't see any benefit in stopping the competition. ah, welcome to the news, our top story. it is just over 3 weeks in south africa, reported the discovery and you very into the corona virus. it already had a huge impact on the corner is fueling infections around the world, sparking new restrictions, cases and deaths are reaching alarming levels in the united states. on average, more than a $120000.00 infections are repor

and deaths reach alarming levels in the u. s. o. cases continue facade around europe threatening christmas celebrations. view and human rights council, or does an international investigation into abuses by all sides in ethiopia as year long war. at least 12 people are dead.

and that's exactly right. you've got it right christina, the council of europe, that's europe's leading human rights organization. recently criticize the u. k. along with poland, hungary, russia, turkey for arise and hate speech violence and hate crimes against l. g. b, t. people. a recent report by the organization found online abuse against trans people, harmful political and social discourse about trans rights, and a sharp increase in transfer crimes in the u. k. why is the u. k, so hostile to trance people? until the mysteries all of us, it wasn't widespread until extremely recently. as late as 2017, we made steady advances for the trans people in britain with legislation that protected our employment rights. our right to be served in shops and use other services. and of course the, the gender recognition act, which i was part of bringing forwards in 2004, which provides legal recognition to trans people. and most importantly is designed to enable a trans women like me to change my originally issued birth certificate. so that if somebody asked to state that most fundamental identity document, then i'm not immediately out it. because

and the government keeps promising. it will in soon. but for people who live here, it's already too late. they've lost everything. policy a r t e c o p u n. the human rights council earlier did vote for an independent investigation into the atrocities committed by all sides. if you call that decision politically motivated and refused to cooperate to florida. now in the u. s. sunshine state seeing soaring, cancer rates and pollution solving blamed on phosphate mining. but his locals fight for their health. one mining giant accused of polluting the vast waterways plans to open another site. later today in the evening, our c will area documentary about the situation for now. a quick preview. one of the most toxic places in america ah, florida, one of florida's biggest industries and best kept secrets is fostering in the biggest player in 80. $5000000000.00 industry is mosaic. and i, there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aqua naval. there's a chronic i don't want to hear that work towards me, but that's what it is. in 2013 my uncle, our family dog, my brother, who is 21 years old, myself along with a good plan. ye

and will continue using that vaccine in this country. be human rights council is calling for the establishment of an international commission to monitor alleged abuse as an e. c, a p u and says it's receiving credible reports at all sides. anything is conflict on committing severe human rights violations. up to 7000 people have been detained since last month under emergency measures. the nation wide state of emergency announced onto november is leading to significant human rights concerns on a very broad scale. no, to believe the state of emergency authorizes the arrest search and detention of anyone suspected of supporting that degree people's liberation front and the aroma liberation army designated paris groups in may 2021. this excessively broad provision has led to mass arrests and detentions of thousands of if your parents, including united nation stuff, and according to the committee to protect journalists at least 14 journalists, most of those arrested are ethnic to grants. let's bring in ravenna, shanda, san a. she's the specs woman at the you and human rights office enjoys you now via geneva. could have you from the program. how did you actually manage to

and mom. the u. n. space showed repertoire has been on a 6 day fact finding mission before presenting his findings to the human rights council and marched his med bangladesh, government officials as well as non government representatives and agencies. he's also been to see some of the 1000000 drawing refugees and their leaders at camps and cox's bazaar, and boston char island. nearly every regular person i spoke with on this mission, whether it would be in catalog camps or on bush on char, want to return home as soon as they can do so voluntarily, safely, and with dignity, un representative say there is a compelling case that the military leadership in man, mar, is committing crime against humanity in the contending crack down on the muslim minority. the relentless assault by the me and more military went his attacks against its own people. as well as the systematic land, clarence in real kind state. and the ongoing system of discrimination against the anger in law and practice continue. at this time, the crisis in myanmar is fast becoming a growing regional problem. hundreds of me and my refuge is flat to neighboring thaila

and all the headlines, the u. s. is called on all sides in ethiopia is brutal year long war to renounce and, and violence against civilians. this is the united nations human rights council agree to establish and international commission to investigate alleged abuses in the country. the un says it's receiving credible reports that all sides in ethiopia is conflict to committing severe human rights violations. if you're dismissed. the counsel statement is politically motivated, philippines, as counting the cost of typhoon ry, which has killed $12.00 people and left a trail of destruction. when you close to 200 kilometers an hour, destroyed thousands of homes across the central and southern philippines, forcing hundreds of thousands to seek safety. it's now heading towards vietnam and china. up front is next looking at the growing movement in the u. s. to abolish prisons and the police. ah, it the united states as a world's current leader in incarceration with almost 2000000 people serving time in u. s. jails and prisons. that's an increase of 500 percent over 40 years. according to the sentencing project in india, working to promote humane responses to crime. in recent ye

so this extraordinary session of the you and human rights council, you've heard that some of the biggest economies in the e. u of actually been quite reluctant. it's other members of the you, the driving force behind this, the u. s. state department has been outspoken about this issue as well. just last week we were saying it was to me through the abuses in the i'm horror. region of easier now easier to and government itself and some of its allies, very much against the setting up of an international commission to investigate rights abuses is destroyed. a what he says is in the neo colonial or takeover of the human rights commission to of human rights council to try and interfere with his own sovereignty. it says that it's capable of investigating these abuses and delivering justice. domestic legal rights groups say that in spite of promising to do that before it's failed to do so. to date the philippines is counting the cost of typhoon rye, which has scaled at least $12.00 people and destroyed thousands of homes. the storm hit, the central and southern regions, forcing hundreds of thousands to seek safety. i

, to maybe the people of northern ireland to move with the council of europe, sec, commissioner for human rights and wrote a letter saying the u. k was denying justice. however, the european court for human rights ruled back in 1978 that the 14 men's case did not amount to torture. that decision was later used by the bush administration to justify enhanced tradition techniques used at bagram and guantanamo the e. c. h. r rejected a 2018 bid to overturn its ruling. francis morgan again says that he and others will not stop fighting to get justice. an apology from the british government means nothing to me. i think the word and it's more than i acknowledge the fact that when hutton deals the same as what happens in guantanamo black states, there's no investigation to know what it was ever brought, the he or bar last night on his way of football. done the legacy, his clothes are all done on this thing. there pipe protect and soldiers nests per sadly, or old soldiers being dragged through the cords. i personally don't believe, but as anything whatsoever. it was soldiers. we want every kiss in court. we've never lost a cheerful cou

the council of europe is commission of human rights and wrote a letter saying the u. k was denying justice. however, the european court for human rights ruled back in 1978 that the 14 men's case did not amount to torture. that decision was later used actually by the bush administration to justify enhanced interrogation techniques that were used at both by graham and one time obeyed. the e. c. h. r rejected a 2018 bid to overturn the ruling. and of frances mcguigan again says that he and others won't stop fighting until they get there, justice and the holiday. the british government means nothing to me. i think the word and as well, they're not acknowledged. the fact that what the us, the families, what happened and when turn them all black shapes, there's no investigation. so nobody was ever brought the he for the bar last night on his way of settle down the lag, his clothes are all done on this thing. the attacked and soldiers, unless pers abberly or old soldiers being dragged to the court. i personally don't believe but is anything whatsoever. the duke was soldiers.

human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring events, including air b and b, coca cola and general electric i from wellness, i'm joined by dexter roberts, he's a journalist and senior fellow with the atlantic council. he's author of the miss the myth of a chinese capitalism. dexter is going to have you on the show. let's start with since time this debut plan for us capital markets, like many companies wanting to go to the biggest capital markets in the world, ending up in hong kong because the span should we expect to see more companies, more chinese companies. choosing this route, whether out of the, whether being forced from one side or the other. yeah, absolutely. we're going to see a lot more. we already saw your recall earlier in the month. the announcement by d. t global, the ride healing company, china, china is right here in company. it's announcement that it was the listing. it's going to the list from the exchange in new york and list in hong kong, presumably. and we've got pressures like that, like that $0.15 time with the treasury sanctions against a technology companies involved in, in seeing john and human rights abuses. and she and john and then also we've got issues like the one fa

bullets to other world news now and the un human rights council is calling for the establishment of an international commission to monitor alleged abuses in ethiopia. the u. n says it's receiving credible reports all sides in the conflict to committing severe human rights violations. up to 7000 people have been detained since last month. the nationwide states of emergency announced on to november is leading to significant human rights concerns on a very broad scale. no, to believe the state of emergency authorizes the arrest search and the pension of any one suspected of supporting that degree people's liberation front and the aroma liberation army designated terrorist groups in may 2021. this excessively broad provision has led to mass arrests and the tensions of thousands of ethiopian, including united nations staff and according to the committee to protect journalists at least 14 journalists, most of those arrested are ethnic to grounds. malcolm web has more on his story from nairobi. some express concern is european union, the code for this extraordinary session of the un human right council is going on. right now. we've heard that some of the bigges

u. s. corona virus cases and hospital admissions are surging on average more than 120000 infections. so reporting each day and increasing a 40 percent on last month. the you and human rights council has agreed to set up a commission to examine abuses in ethiopia as conflict. investigators say they've received credible reports all sides of committing violations against more than 18000 soldiers and emergency personnel. joining search and rescue efforts in the philippines. typhoon rise swept across southern and central regions thursday and friday, killing at least 12 people. a former minneapolis police officer kim potter has apologized in court for shooting and killing 20 year old, a black man dante wright. she's facing 2 charges of manslaughter, but claims she meant to draw her taser instead of her gun video, the shooting set off launch protests across the u. s. john henry has more from chicago. the fate of kim potter, a white police officer accused in the racially charged killing of a black man will soon be in the hands of a jury. members of the jury in highly anticipated testimony in minneapolis, courtroom potter took the stand in her own defense, breaking down, saying she meant

u. k. seen a record number of covey cases for the 3rd day in a row. $903000.00 inspections were registered on friday. booster program is accelerating. half of all adults have received jam view and human rights council has agreed to set up a commission to examine abuses in ethiopia. as conflict. investigate to say they've received credible reports. all sides are committed violations against civilians. more than 800000 soldiers and emergency personnel adjoining search and rescue efforts in the philippines. after a super typhoon slammed into the coast, at least 12 people were killed. as typhoon rise swept across southern and central regions on thursday and friday, hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their home typhoon is now easing and is moved into the south china sea. let's beaten out to a jamila dog and she joins us live from manila jamila. what's the latest that you are hearing from the disaster zone? well, had them at this point, we are starting to be able to be in touch with their contacts on the ground. those who are in the province of city go both province in later province. and the situation really is quite desperate people we've spoken to say they are debt in desperate need

u. n. the paris peace column, for example, as lonesome journalism and media freedom initiatives, and many others like say for cyber spatial, international humanitarian, autotech, sheldon, or international organizational unesco, the un human rights council and others. if you deal with all these issues, it again, universal rules that we can establish under this umbrella of new and chart is a document that contains rules. we have nothing against the concept of news, but these have to be ruled. everyone agrees with how western colleagues i will feel like their interests are threatened in some areas including media, freedom for you, access to information and cyberspace issues are. but so trying to work our rules acceptable to everyone in the universal context of the you and would jeopardize the interest that they would like to prioritize unilaterally. you. that's why this is happening with and besides government, they tried to bring the business community in civil society to the level of develop the new york village of doing this. they will shout the main factor that make these agreements last armed into governmental nature. because he says the policy agenda, they are actively promoting and we think that they are wrong in their interpretati

u. n. the paris peace fallen, for example, as lonesome journalism and media freedom initiatives, and many others like safe a cyberspace, international humanitarian law detection or international organizations. let unesco the you and human rights council and others that deal with all these issues. again, universal rules have been established under this umbrella as new and chart is a document that contains rules. we have nothing against the concept of rules, but these have to be rules that everyone agrees with how western colleagues i will feel like their interests are threatened in some areas including media, freedom, access to information as cyberspace issues. but so trying to work out rules acceptable to everyone in the universal context of the un would jeopardize the interest that they would like to prioritize unilaterally. you. that's why this is happening. and besides governments, they tried to bring the business community in civil society to these platform that they developed, then your village of doing this, they will shout the main factor that makes these agreements last on the intergovernmental nature. because this is the policy agenda. they are actively promoting and we think that they are wrong in their interpretation of wh

human rights groups criticize u. s. companies sponsoring events, including air b and b, coca cola and general electric i from wellness. i'm john by dexter roberts. he's a journalist and senior fellow with the atlanta council. he's author of the miss the myth of a chinese capitalism. dexter is going to have you on the show. let's start with since time this debut plan for us capital markets, like many companies wanting to go to the biggest capital market in the world, ending up in hong kong because the span should we expect to see more companies, more chinese companies. choosing this route, whether out of the, whether being forced from one side or the other. yeah, absolutely. we're going to see a lot more. we already saw your recall earlier in the month, the announcement by deedee global, the ride healing company, china, china is right here and company. it's announcement that it was the listing. it's going to the list from the exchange in new york and list in hong kong. presumably, and we've got pressures like that like that facing sense time with the treasury sanctions against a technology companies involved in, in seeing john and human rights abuses and she and john and then also we've got issues like the