u.n. human rights commission issued this statement on twitter who they write the call on trying to track and arrest gay people in tanzania and encourage reports against those suspected of being gay could turn into a license for bullying and violence against the l g b t and the deputy prime minister of ireland even brought up foreign aid and a possible as a possible consequence to the government crackdown he tweeted targeting of l g b t community is shocking and i've written to the government to outline my concerns so is there no way that the u.s. as a social media can protect themselves yes there is and the u.s. government has brought that up the u.s. embassy and or their islam issued this statement on their website hued says review internet footprint and social media profiles remove or protect images and language that they want to foul of tanzania laws regarding homo sexual practices and explicit sexual activity and some of more concrete advice this twitter user had to share where it says one of the things the person recommends is changing of the location setting the account to private and

u.n. human rights commission that also persecute if not outright killed journalists and so if this is set as a precedent then many other authoritarian regimes who do not respect the freedom of press and who as a range for their. journalist to be assassinated were at least are complicit in their will find themselves deceptive or two similar. courts and similar trials or similar procedures so i think what we're dealing with in many ways is much broader than just accountability for saudi arabia but it includes us saudi arabian relations and also international freedom of the press and for that reason i think what the international press has been doing has been monumental and my very important but for the washington post the new york times and and many other international venues but for their pressure in terms of bringing out the facts and reporting the facts to the public i don't think we would have even gotten this far we have these very minor sanctions but it's better than we started the start if not at all through the security council how else could an international investigation be instig

u.n. human rights commission reports and we've had two reports by the un committee into the rights of persons with disabilities one of which said the u.k. government have committed grave and systematic violations of people's human rights resulting in a human catastrophe this is a concept missing this is now the fifth time the un would have investigated the u.k. successive u.k. governments have gone under with owsley this man has begun as. bangladesh can bring britain to the poorest countries on earth it is absurd if you're a banker you remember the conserved apology you can't deny that there's an issue in this country i mean as well. we have to look at our property rights we said sixty percent of the median average income in this country even e.u. came out and said that's not good enough we should be fifty percent so we're even underscoring poverty as it is is probably a lot worse than actually as well in fairness two hundred five billion pounds is needed for elsewhere let's go to italy see we're yes so this is a bad call and do watch over submarine contract this essentially the story that on

u.n. commission of inquiry report. so the u.n. commission of inquiry was create the by the u.n. human rights council charged to decide whether or not crimes against humanity were committed in north korea and they found they had. and the u.n. general assembly took these recommendations and filed to the u.n. security council, in order to vote for the recommendation of kim jong-un at the time to the international criminal court. so, from that mounted international pressure, we saw a couple of firsts. so for the first time, north korea sent their foreign minister, for the first time i think in 15 years, korea sent their foreign minister to the u.n. general assembly to bleed against this indictment. two, for the first time ever, north korea opened its doors or at least invited the u.s. special rep on north korean human rights to come visit. third, for the first time ever, north korea actually accepted some of the recommendations to its human rights record under the universal periodic review which is essentially a process where all u.n. members come and have their human rights vetted and commented