u.n. human rights office has questioned the kingdom's ability to conduct a fair trial let's bring in c.n.n. correspondent in istanbul so we learning anything new with these new leaks. well yes fully actually what is really important and what is the 1st is that so far we have listened and we have read what the reporters have written or said from the leaks that the turkish authorities have shared it with media but this is the 1st time that we are hearing what the suspects in saudi courts the prosecution process in saudi arabia was a closed door what was a closed circuit if you would remember and the sound you prosecutor was never willing to share any details or any statements of the suspects with the turkish counterforce this fight he asked for everything that the turkish authorities had so now we learned by this report that. first. who is there who is the best man of mohammad in sandman the crown prince wasn't either a witness or a suspect in the straw in these trials and he never joined them and we learned that . in my head and with troops who was reported to be the. first man on the you t

u.n. human rights office has questioned the kingdom's ability to conduct a fair trial simcoe so go has more from istanbul for the 1st time we learned about the details of those 15 good men's testimony as in saudi course those 15 men who came to istanbul to the cell the consulate building right behind me and to kill sound to journalists. based on what this turkish daily newspaper revealed in their testimonies those 15 members admittedly have they organized this crime actually they say that they were here to take jamal khashoggi back to saudi arabia but it was an initiative by modern military to killed and he admits that he gave the order at 1st he thought about burying him in the garden of the consulate residence building but then he decided to tell the team to chop the democracy of jews by the into pieces so that they could easily take him out of the building this is the 1st time that we are hearing about their testimonies because the saudi prosecution system was a closed circuit system they shared no evidence nor details no statements by those suspects but what we know was that sold ok dan

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u.n. human rights office has questioned whether they can get a fair trial set in kosovo glue has more from outside the consulate in istanbul. for the 1st time we learned about the details of those 15 men's testimonies insall the course those 15 men who came to istanbul to the solve the building right behind me to kill sell to journalists. based on what this turkish daily newspaper revealed in their testimonies those 15 members at mit it's how they organized this crime actually they say that they were here to take you back to saudi arabia but it was an initiative by modern military to kill and he admits that he gave the order at 1st he thought about burying him in the garden of the consulate residence building but then he decided to tell the team to chop. by the into pieces so that they could easily take him out of the building this is the 1st time that we are hearing about their testimonies because the saudi prosecution system was a closed circuit system they shared no evidence no details no statements by those suspects but what we know was that sold ok danny who is the number one man of t

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officers and soldiers of saudi citizenship. from the lucero operation to be destroyed imprisoned and captured the u.n. human rights experts are urging saudi arabia to release a female activist who's now been imprisoned for $500.00 days there's a flawless being detained on national security grounds she was instrumental in amazement that fought to lift a ban on women drivers the un human rights special procedures group says it's shockingly hypocritical that she remains behind bars for campaigning against a law that riyadh has since changed. and polls have opened in austria snap election a corruption scandal in may lead to the collapse of the right wing coalition government opinion polls suggest that former center right chanceless a bastion cuts and his people's party are likely to return to power leaders from the party that served as his coalition partners were caught on camera appearing to advise russians on how to gain influence in austrian politics well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after man made on the waste trail stay with us. i'm going to move this pile of real west that i've b

u.n. high commissioner for human rights, the former president of chile. talking about the attacks on climate activists, including you. >> the office have noted attacks on environmentals defenders on virtually every region, particularly in latin america. am region, particularly in latin america. i am disheartened by this violence. and also by the verbal attacks on young activists such as greta thunberg and others who governorize support of f their generation may bear. the demands made by environmental defenders are compelling. and we should respect, fulfill their rights amy: that's the u.n. high commissioner for human rights. she is the president of chile which will be host the u.n. climate summit, the top 25 in december where greta will be. it was going to be brazil. but they withdrew their invitation to host because of the far right climate change. greta, if you can talk about what michelle said. she singled you out, talking about climate activists and attacks on them but so m many climate activists feel under siege and talk about your plans leading up p tohe top 25 u.n. summit as you make your way through the americas. greta: yes. ny climate and environmental acti

would don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a liar. well the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says over 2000 people have so far been arrested and held a reminded the gyptian government that under international law people have the right to protest peacefully and she urged authorities to radically change their approach to any future protests today they called us as a nonresident fellow at the tucker institute for middle east policy and he says the situation in egypt remains fragile. the government's reaction even before the protests began was very intense in terms of the president himself addressing these videos we got a statement from the minister of defense insisting the military was you know unified we saw enormous amount of propaganda on egyptian t.v. channels promoting c c artists producing coordinated campaign of videos to promote him and then of course the reaction the day after the protests where over 2000 people have been arrested from several provinces as well as the real lockdown of public space to prevent anything from happening really indicates that the regime and t

it's failed to agree on a cease fire officer is in the province and russia and the us clash at the u.n. over how to deal with terrorists in the area. and human rights watch reveals thousands of children in nigeria have been detained in a counterterrorist crackdown. the described severely overcrowded with 250 or 300 detainees packed into a song that was 10 meters by 10 peters. i know you're watching the aussie international i'm rosana low could welcome to the program. now the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei one has accused iran of an act of war against saudi arabia following the recent bombing a saudi oil refineries top u.s. security officials met on thursday to discuss possible military options against tehran which denies any involvement in the attack meanwhile president trump says he still hoping for a peaceful solution. i mean you may have some very strong here and we'll see what happens a lot of things could happen if we can have a peaceful solution that's good it's possible that that won't happen. and my pump aoe is currently on the middle east tour trying to shore up support for action against her on the u.s. says it is confident iran was

would don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a lion of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says over 2000 people have so far been arrested michel basle a reminded the egyptian government that under international law people have the right to protest peacefully and she urged authorities to radically change their approach to any future protests timothy calder's is a nonresident fellow at the time her institute for middle east policy and he joins us now from boston thank you very much for coming on the program firstly what what do we know of these current rallies that are taking place it's a 2nd week of protests. seemingly less smaller than the week before particularly because of a crackdown on those mass arrests that we've been talking about but do you feel that it still has a certain amount of momentum. well i think the reality is that the numbers are substantially smaller than last week. and it's we're still trying to verify where precisely the protests have taken place in cairo and what we're sure that there were protests. and it seems that there were protests in some of th