u. n. and china. given the many intersecting global crises facing the world today, including climate change threats to peace and security and instability in the global economic system, as well as the impact of the coven 19 pandemic. china has a very important role to play as a key contributor in multilateral and regional for we agreed to establish regular engagement between the u. n. human rights office and the government of china. including through an annual senior strategic meeting for discussion of issues of respective interest at national regional or global levels. however, the officials call for cooperation with china has been slammed in the western media where some are even questioning the very credibility of the un human rights office . the director of human rights watch in china is among the critics for her to fail to explicitly criticize the chinese government. given the abundance of evidence of some of those serious human rights crime is under international law. was an enormous failure. and,

china's concentration camps. and that's exactly what they are, but unfortunately the u. n. has not done its job in securing an investigation. and we asked china if there is no genocide if they have nothing to hide, why it wasn't unfettered access given. all right, thank you very much for coming and sharing your experience. thank you very much. now for the 50th day in a row, protest isn't for anchor calling for president. gotta buy out your pike said to resign. people are also demonstrating against the new prime minister renoux. we're kind of messing gay. he was sworn in by the president earlier this month. protesters blame the government for an economic crisis. those left the country without enough fuel food or medicine. let's go now to female men, now fernandez rather in colombo. john's us line from there. so they did seem to be, i guess you could say a period of law. the protests are they picking up again now? absolutely. marking the sort of 50th day to day, i mean where i'm standing now just over an hour ago was completely chaotic. we had water cannons being fired, and t,

and why are they a threat to us all? oh, world starts june, 2nd on d w this is d, w 's asia coming up to date, the u. n. rights chiefs, china visit comes in for criticism. rights groups and activists. they have visit legitimizes, china us treatment if it's we good minority a we got activist explains how.

and to provide information to these families. the director of human rights watch is china division. sophie richardson says that the u. n is chief human chiefs. comments have not been tough enough and seem to think after that the high commissioner's goal was to make nice with the chinese government rather than to put it in the hot seat for committing some of the worst crimes under international human rights law. and he suggested that she was unable to assess the scope in the scale. the visit, i think, is a somewhat disingenuous way of ignoring the title wave of evidence that has been published, documenting chinese government atrocity crimes targeting leakers and other muslims on other right away with if she's even remotely serious about her mandate, she needs to urgently publish the report that her office has put together with regarding crimes against humanity and other serious violations against leaders and muslim communities. she needs to brief the human rights council and victims and survivors and chinese government violations about all of the facts of her trip. and she needs to commit towards a real investigation wi

china? the u. n. top human rights diplomats has been unable to gain access to meet president. she's in pain in person. and scant details have been released of her visits within the country. and many saying they were impeded by tight government controls, 3 year reports. now from paging. boy, it's the 1st trip to china by a u. n. human rights commissioner since 2005. but the details of michelle bachelor's visit had been hard to come by. or a 6 days she spent time in gong jo in china's south as well as the cities of room. would she and cash gar in shin young province? due to strict corona virus regulations. no reporters were allowed to travel with her. and many of her meetings, including with president she didn't king have taken place on the line. oh, it is a good day with her to see how hulu or lucius dorsey, really low for her is as in sustainable laurels rest or activists say government controls have prevented nationally from clearly assessing alleged atrocities, taking place against the regal people. her visit was 1st planned in 2018, following widespread allegations that china was subjected legal to for

ah, thousands of leet photos and documents have revealed the brutality of china's cracked down on ethnic minorities in the western jin chang region. this as the u. n's top human rights official visits the country to investigate allegations of systemic abuse against muslim minorities. and he has been called asian jang pennies files and has shocked western countries. includes photos like this one from what the government calls a reeducation camp in 2018. china says such places and nothing more than training centers leaked documents detained in police protocols, say, armed officers were given shit to kill orders for anybody trying to escape. and records show some were held for years for arbitrary reasons, such as having a long beard or not using their device is enough seen as a sign they were trying to evade digital surveillance. the youngest, pictured here, was detained when she was just 14. at one such camp in tech is over. all china has locked up around a 1000000 members of weaker cassock and other muslim minorities. the government insists it's fighting terrorism and helping communities integrate. between a, you has more of the leak documents from b

these will listen to the voices of a people in australia and do the right thing rather than continue to sabotage china australian relations. the u. n. is called her increased international efforts to help african, the whole region where an estimated 18000000 people on the brink of starvation, i taught you an official has also won't of a persistent threat of terrorist attacks in the region is still ease terrorism and insecurity continue to spread devastating the lives of millions of people. the civilians are often the main victims of terrorist acts, the suffering and loss of civilian populations at the hands of terrorist groups as indescribable. but future generations will also pay the price to be for over a decade. this belt of land under that the hard desert has been trapped in violence . the region is home to some of the world's deadliest terrorist groups which continue to stage attacks killing civilians and governments soldiers. last year, death from terrorism in the saw, whole region accounted for 35 percent of the global total. almost 1000000 people in the region have been forced to flee abroad with some 3000000 others interna

and this will happen independently. what does regarding the u. n. again, we have to see, i think, clearly i think that china has shown a commitment to being a responsible stakeholder in the global system. so i think we have that. now, the other thing is that i think that the dollar, the, i will not replace the dollar. ringback but certainly having an alternative, it could be very valuable and i think will have profound geopolitical consequences because one of the results are not just dollar gemini, put the dollar becoming pure fee money after 971. when the link with. busy gold was severed, is that it allowed us essentially, to print as much money as it wanted to buy things domestically and globally that had wanted. and one of these things that it wanted was a global military footprint. so the u. s. i believe the u. s. military budget is more than $800000000000.00. now that if the u. s. is constrained in its ability to essentially print io use that are not backed by a thing. certainly, that will cause a change in its ability to spend, including spending on the military. so i think this is another very, very

and this will happen independently of which highland does. regarding the u. n. a. again, we have to see, i think, clearly i think that china has shown a commitment to being responsible stakeholder in the global system. so i think we have that on. the other thing is that i think that the dollar of the grant, i will not replace the dollar, but certainly having an alternative or could be a very valuable and i think will have profound to your for the results of not just dollar had gemini put the dollar becoming pure theat money after $977.00 is that allow the u. s. socially to printers? my things are domestically and globally that had wanted and one of these things that it will military footprint. so does more than $800000000000.00 and now are there in its ability to essentially print io use that are certainly about will cause a chain. this is another very, very important question. let's leave it here. it's been a great pleasure talking to you. thank you very much. ah mm mm ah, ah, needs to come to the nurse landscape destination. linda king house lamps, and i need to pardon speedy. when else calls about this, even though we w

and families. thousands of late photos and documents are revealed brutality of china's cracked down on ethnic minorities in western jean jang region. this is the u. n. top human rights official visits the country to investigate allegations of systemic abuse against muslim minorities. so coaching young police files are about incarceration centers that china cause re education camps, documents detailing police protocols, se officers were given, shoot to kill orders for anybody trying to escape. and records show some healthy use for arbitrary reasons, such as having a long beard, rights groups of accused beijing of crimes against humanity for its treatment of the mainly muslim, weak is katrina you has more on the leak documents from beijing. china's foreign ministry have dismissed them saying that these are anti china forces trying to, to near china and have called the lies. and this is a message that beijing has sent said numerous times a foreign. it certainly does challenge beijing's narrative that these internment camps of voluntary vocational centers designed to improve the lives of the week a people. but what we have seen in these leaked files is

china was the 1st by u. n. human rights commissioners since 2005 and many saw it as a chance to assess widespread allegations that aging is committing human rights abuses against muslim, weakest and shin challenge or what. but during a press conference, mockingbird end of her 6 day trip, she said that wasn't her goal. so i should stay on the outfit when visit was and what it was this, this was not an investigation. official visit by high commissioner are by nature high profile. as simply not conducive to the kind of detail methodology with a bullying. and because discrete, we're often investigative nature. instead natalie says the visit was an opportunity to engage with senior chinese leaders. she spoke with president, she's in pain by video, and that she young officials in the cities of cash car. and watching bashfully says, she urge them to review counter terrorism policies to ensure they comply with international human rights standards. but added a tour of a prison and former vacation educational training center. oh, i see feel to lead tiffany soon inclusions. i and even june, 1st the full scale of the b

will the n u d t and other chinese universities like it have been getting help in their mission? from right here in europe, d, w in its partners in the china science investigation, have been investigating links between these institutions and european universities . and we've discovered a huge array of connections. including almost 3000 scientific publications, co authored by both sides some on highly sensitive subject. german researches have worked on more than 230 papers with the n u d t. so this is a big trove of papers. we looked at a lot of them and a lot of them seem quite a lot. yes. but we also find some papers that might have a jewel use applications. so that means they could be useful civilian, but also for military purposes. one quite interesting example is a study that looks at how you contract groups of people. and china, of course, is the surveillance state that might have an interest in tracking. for example, a certain ethnic group like the weekends, so you can see this is an interesting example that could have civilian but also more nefarious military application research on dual use technologies is meant to be carefully reg

u. s. will definitely want to keep, you mustn't align because of the n shown here in the south china sea and china as a very influential power in the region. so it is this worth watching the do your quality of our, his presidency? yes, certainly going to be a dynamic time. we appreciate your insights meritus a veto. get the editor at lodge for rep la, a digital media platform. thank you. plenty more head on the things out, including changing the political landscape. leaders of lebanon's, anti government movement, take their fight to the ballot, opening for victory in the upcoming elections. ecuador is growing problem with gang violence fighting between rival drug cartels in a prison leaves and dozens dead on the run. plus a couple of big names are heading to the 2nd gulf major of the year. all the details with jimmy coming up a little later in schools. the mayor of mary poll says at least $100.00 civilian men, remained trapped in the still works. the sage, by russian forces, ukrainian officials said at the weekend that all women, children and elderly had been rescued, had been trapped by int

u. n, we are not any closer to rashawn sister being free, and that's not. we will be talking about michelle bush lays trip in a moment. the 1st i'd like to cross over to io tongan. so china says that these are camps are re education camps. what does that mean? what is the chinese narrative here? chinese narrative is that there were a series of incidences between basically we're talking hahn's not all the agenda. and there was an incident where a bunch of han chinese were slaughtered on the subway station downtown by a group of weaker terrors. and they decided that they needed to take things in order. what they decided was that like in every other part of china, weavers needed to understand chinese and you to be mainstream. they needed to have and educate many families. they have multiple wives, multiple children, which was, you know, useful when you are in agriculture, but a lot of these areas do them to our culture. and unfortunately, what happens is when you have a lot of children and there's only so much land, the ability to support those children goes down as you go down generations. so there was this fear, and that was founded in this kind of radical elements that w

and let's take a look at more. boy, it's the 1st trip to china by a u. n. human rights commissioner since 2005. but the details of michelle bachelor's visit had been hard to come by. or a 6 days she spent time in gong dro in china's south, as well as the cities of were in which she and cash gar in sheen. jung province. due to strict corona virus regulations, no reporters were allowed to travel with her. and many of her meetings, including with president she jan king, have taken place on the line. lee, it is a good day with see how hulu. on lucy's, though, as the regional fuller is of rooms available levels, rights activists say government controls have prevented nationally from clearly assessing alleged atrocities taking place against the weaker people. her visit was 1st planned in 2018, following widespread allegations that china was subjected regus to forced labor, sterilization and torture in several governments and rights groups. se beijing is guilty of carrying out genocide. i doubt a shoe to have unfettered access to the region. i doubt if you wouldn't be able to talk to the victims of th

ukraine. china's president defends his country to the u. n's top human rights official a day after reports revealed the brucell extent to which we can miss grims, are systematically abused. and it was a day of come back at the french open. we'll have tennis action from paris in sport, with jim ah lease in pakistan, a foreign tear gas and used batons. again, supporters of former prime minister in one con, his marched into the capital for a major rally. interior minister says nearly 1700 people have been arrested. and con, who was asked of last month, was called on his supporters to stay just sitting in islamabad until you will actions or names the government block roads leading to the capital and deployed thousands of security personnel in an effort to stop them will come all high to has more now, from islam abroad. there has been heavy, dear guys saying at the square, richard, the renew of the broad day. now tens of thousands of people had gathered hair. but the security forces decided to ship displayed despite the fact that they were women and children. good dad died. now m ron kong has been moving, would have gone roy from the hybrid book, don't well province. all along th