will there be accountability for torture in uganda, uganda and official stand accused of arbitrary arrest and torture rights groups. the u. s. and the e. you are demanding due process and rule of law. we had testimony from uganda and saturate to a ledges. he was brutally beaten and says the orders came from the very top. the did son, most guy, no gulf awarded for my race gun will. ready presided over my butcher. yes. and i've met him 3 times leading interrogation. yes, so he's go unwise in charge of my and is a long way from gibbon to germany. we meet the self sudanese filmmaker whose work is the 1st film from her country to make it to the berlin film festival. a film about her politician, parents, call me one man. one. no, i'm still in love with the a new spirit is that on me all the class despite sanctions being imposed artists in marley stand firm to show off that colorful culture at the so go on to festival and it's women who came out in force this is a part of this goddess, every woman, the power of women is innate from every woman has the power to change the world and to do with it.

while cocora care basha has now fled uganda. human rights watch is demanding that uganda should drop all charges against him and investigate his allegations. a satirist most recent book is banana republic where writing is treasonous. and then he is also the author of the 2020 satirical novel which is the greedy barbarian which describes high level corruption in a fictional country. now before raquira bush, i fled, i spoke to him in kampala and i 1st asked him to describe what happened to him when he was detained last year. now on the 28th december, i was military men broke into it and via into arrested me without it took me to special forces command the military, the disposal for the president, for security and his immediate relatives. and i was detained there for 14 days. and during the detention the tortured me too, or much did grevious damage to my skin. my dish and i was later smuggled into court and sent to prison, which is actually a miscarriage of justice as our lawyer elucidate. because when a bunch of human rates, when the magistrate judge the they didn't go by the mother th

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the compensation order is for uganda as role in conflicts in congos, mineral, and rich east. more than 20 years ago, a previous ruling from uganda, broken international law with an occupation in the d. r. c. a. during a war from 998 to 2003. canadian prime minister just intruder says a demonstration by truckers against pandemic restrictions must and protested, gripped canada and paralyzed parts of the capitol ought to bring the business district to a standstill and also blocked the busiest border. crossing between a canada and united states and lori driver under the influence of alcohol has left a trade of destruction in the german state of bavaria. several cars and the house caught fire. his vehicle ran into more than 30 cars in the town before police arrested. the driver at the same say he was clearly very drunk into other people, was slightly injured. a german foreign minister, adelina bab walk, has recruited the head of greenpeace international as for a special envoy for international climate change. attorney for morgan takes on the role as berlin steps up its efforts to

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we recognize the responsibility of uganda, and now there are also the compensations coming. now, it saw their amount of compositions since of very little compared to the damage compared to the number of victims. but it is still some important step. it's also some, somehow depends on the or says government willing to make sure that you're gonna pay what it has to pay. because you know, it's the, the court, the court of justice has done its work. but now it, there is a diplomatic walk that needs to be done, but did your see to make sure that the money is paid and that it goes to, to their victims. i mean, as all, say, seeing them amount of recreations that has been decided by the court doesn't seem to meet the level of the damage, but still it's so it's an important step for, for the victims and internationally acclaimed uganda and all the critical of the president has fled the country cock wings out. we'll get our best shot was arrested in december, charged with insulting present social media. the he's released on by last month and his trial is sets of march is always as he's

also the top court orders uganda to pay the democratic republic of congo, $325000000.00 for conflict. believe were killed. tens of thousands and schools are shut in parts of southern india after protests against the decision to buy head scarves in some clusters. ah, welcome to the program. the european union's top financial regulator is warning of a possible russian cyber attack deserving banks to be prepared. that's according to the reuters news agency, which says banks are conducting cyber wargames. while european leaders make a diplomatic push to stop a conflict between russia and ukraine, the ukrainian foreign minister says talks with western leaders, the lowering tensions of moscow, which has been sending troops to ukraine's border french president monro, my call has met russian president vladimir putin. an ukraine's vladimir lensky in the past few days. it's the u. kay's turn with foreign secretary lives trust, arriving in moscow for talks. natasha butler is following developments from kia, where the ukranian foreign minister says his country won't accept any ultimatums to diffu

the international court of justice, orders uganda to pay the democratic republic of congo, more than $300000000.00 in compensation for its conflict in the 19 nineties and schools close in india's karnataka state as students protest against a ban on head scarves. i'm devin afterwards bought controversy is unfolding at the bay winter olympics involving the russian figure skating team and the consequences of piling up for premier league defender cut zima following abusive treatment of his cat. ah, you cranes as it won't accept any ultimatums to diffuse the tension with russia. foreign minister, dimitra collab, i made the comments following tuesday. the visit from the french president. clever says talks with western lead as a help in too low attention with moscow. all those comes as the u. k is foreign secretary arrived in closer talks about the crisis. western nations are threatening moscow with sanctions if it invades that ukraine. well, let's bring another barbara. he's joining us live from london and foreign secretary trust surviving in moscow. nadine, with threats of severe conseque

according to the world bank, china holds about 70 percent of africa's public debt, including in uganda, where our next report comes from. cab driver run out to valley. do they've been to the comple expressway for most of the able to speak up. you don't pay me and drop the personnel you're down but doesn't that much to get on the highway. you really must be about $1.00 us dollars on every gate. you going to hopes to use the money collected to pay the $350000000.00 borrowed from china. the construct, the road by a 1000 is too much so they need to reduce it to do without then you can to has also bullet another $200000000.00 from china to upgrade interior airport. but the deal recently outraged the public over fi as of mortgaging the countries only international airport. we never used the airport as collateral security for this long. this alone was guaranteed by the government sovereign credit. you know, you go in to day kids, you can to, has reportedly borrowed over $3000000000.00 from china. some are now asking the government to take extra caution. as it borrows from the chinese, you're

it's 4. uganda is rolling conflicts in eastern congo more than 20 years ago. the previous relief found that uganda broke international law with an occupation in the d. r. c. or kena fast o's ruling, military hunter has installed a new head of the armed forces. 54 year old davi comp rate. a former sports minister was given the job and an official ceremony in the capital who wanna do good. the regent regime came to power after to posing the democratically elected president in a coo last month for jazz. have been intensifying in india over decision by some universities to ban students from wearing the, his job inside classrooms. as others, fate has announced the closure of all educational institutions for 3 days, citing violence between muslim and hindu students. the main, suspecting the 2015 parents terror attacks says that he loves so called islamic state, but he denies murdering any what the french moroccan national is on trial accused of jihad, his atrocities. including the assault on the bat, decline, concert hall, a $130.00 people were killed after nearly 6

not part of uganda is very striking to me of course the standard of living obviously much lower than the united states and so many people living in huts and not having sufficient clothing and of having c sufficient covering frm the rain people clearly were struggling mother was a lot of economic activity at the same time, every single person sitting under every insufficiently corrugated tin roof every little shop in every little by when i like the cell phone. cell phone. >> in a related to the smart phone. a supercomputer in the underestimation of the real standard of living. >> that is right. >> the same kind of that 100,000 that they identified in the industrial revolution expansion of life is in the form of the expansion of light. >> and noted that you gotta roads were pretty bad and needed to be repaved at the same time i also realized that everybody can now talk to the grandma away, on the back country anytime you want to. because everyone even in the small village as a cell phone there also using smart phone any change in simplifying the monetaryng transactions is realy quite s

it's for uganda is rolled in conflicts in eastern congress more than 20 years ago. a previous rule found that uganda book international wall with an occupation in the d. r. c. during a war from 1998 to 2003. 14. if authors willing military hunter has installed a new head of the armed forces, 54 year old davia cobra, a former sports minister was given the job and an official ceremony in the capital to day. the regime came to power after deposed the democratically elected president in a qu, last month for jazz had been intensifying in india over decision by some universities to ban students from wearing the his job in classrooms. a southern state was announced. the closure of all educational institutions for 3 days, saudi violence between muslim and hindu students. the main suspect to in the 2015 paris terror attacks says that he loves so called islamic state, but he denies murdering anyone. the french moroccan national is on trial accused of g hottest atrocities, including the assault on the bat, to clot concert hall, a $130.00 people were killed. after nearly 6 year

we recognize the responsibility of uganda, and now there are also the compensations coming. now, it saw the amount of compositions since of very little compared to the damage compared to the number of victims. but it is still some important step. it's also some, somehow depends on the or says government willing to make sure that you're gonna pay what it has to pay. because you know, it's the, the court, the court of justice has done its work. but now, there is a diplomatic walk that needs to be done, but did your see to make sure that the money is paid and that it goes to to their victims. i mean, as all, say, seeing them amount of recreations that has been decided by the court doesn't seem to meet the level of the damage, but still it's so it's an important step for, for the victims and internationally acclaimed uganda and also critical of the president has fled the country, queens care basha was arrested in december charge with insulting president, wearing the 70 on social media is lawyer says he's going to europe and will seek medical treatment for injuries he suffered be

between 998 and 2003, uganda and rwanda backed rebel forces to fight kimberly's. government troops for control of the mineral rich eastern region of the to re hundreds of thousands were killed in the fighting and internationally acclaimed uganda. and also critical of the president has fled, the country winds over care of asia, spent almost a month in jail after being arrested in december because of critical comments he posted on twitter. louis as he's going to europe. the novelist is best known for his book, the greedy barbarian, widely interpreted as a satire on the president, you are miss 70. and the european union is found to deal with cynical to buy $300000000.00 current of ours vaccines. this is, will be made by the countries as did you pastor, which will set up a purpose built factory outside the capital decker will then be distributed across west africa. witnesses next following a bold social experiment taking place inside a mental health hospital in iran news that the news. ready ah, oh, i actually a, a new model. although the thing with a case with them to how good, anyway, i

his claim of missed treatment is the latest example of a deterioration in human rights in uganda. off over the past year, he was arrested in december because of critical comments. he posted about the president on twitter early cancer care about she has just spoke to out there about his ordeal in prison in december. noah's arrested by the on the if see which is in charge of the president and his immediate relative was taken to the headquarters of the if see where it was good was beaten, was beaten with blood un buttons for thomas a lie as to clock flesh from my thighs made it, they may lift that dungeon or my body was full of them at the electrical hours are asians and all my legs are stolen. i am right now now seeing a flock, chas, uncle, rock, chas. they really beat me. i almost died. then they denied me medication to call my passport. they refused me from trying to get a good medication from europe, from u. s. a. d. i decided to run out of the country and i believe that i'll be fine. and why sam k, a will have to return to my country and this time around or not sneak into the co

between 19982003, uganda and rwanda. back rebel forces to fight congolese government troops for control of the mineral rich eastern region of victory. con legal authorities were seeking $11000000000.00 in reparation for alleged victims and economic loss. hundreds of thousands were killed in the fighting. and internationally acclaimed uganda and author critical of the president has fled the country cleanser rookie russia spent almost a month in jail. after being arrested in december because of critical comments he posted on twitter. he asked for his passport to be returned in a hearing this week, but the court refused. his lawyer says he's going to europe. the novelist won the pin to international writers of courage award last year. he's best known for his book, the greedy barbarian, which is widely interpreted as a satire on president you are miss 70 security forces. in see dawn of arrested, her former government minister and outspoken critic of last year's military take over his parties as khalid omar usage was detained

of uganda. it was striking to me of course the standard of living obviously much lower than the united states and and i saw many pe living in hats, not having sufficient clothing, not having sufficient covering from the rain. -- huts. people clearly struggling although there was a lot of economic activity and at the same time every single person sitting under every insufficiently corrugated tin roof on every little shop when every little byway or alleyway have a cell phone. every single person has a cell phone. >> and increasingly it's a smart phone. >> and they use it -- >> that means a a supercomput. that means an underestimation of the real standard of living. >> that's right. >> the same kind of factor of a hundred thousand that nor house identified during the industrial revolution with expansion of light. it's another form of the expansion of light. >> i notice ugandan roads were still pretty bad and need to be repaid at the same time i also realized that everybody can now talk to their gra

the international court of justice has ruled that uganda must pay 325 million u.s.n reparations to the democratic republic of congo for its role in the conflict there dating back to 1998. reporter:his figure covers a whole range of atrocities, from the killing of between 10,000 to 15,000 civilians, rape, and other attacks, the recruitment and new primitive child soldiers, the destruction of proper including the burning down of entire villages, and the pillaging of natural resources including gold, diamond, tungsten, d timber. as the occupying force at the time, the judges here said uganda had a duty of care, a responsibility to prevent these violations of international law, and in failing to do so, the country must now compensate the drc to the tun of 325 million u.s. dollars. laura: canadian police have warned lorry drivers they will be arrested if they continue the blockade of the capital of ottawa. drivers are protesting vaccine mandates for a second week. solidarity demonstrations in canadian border towns have shut down parts of the u.s. canada border. from otta

will be speaking to the prize winning author who flag uganda. a human rights shortly deteriorating. press for a battered nation after pandemic earthquakes. and a super typhoon, the philippines, terrorism industry, slowly returns and in sport, to the best goals of the season. and by the same match, shall you, the other 1 may twenties out. ah, there is still surprised me quite warm weather in europe. it's down here to clean remainder, has been bitten into by yet again, more cold weather is always coming in from the north. it has to in the last few weeks, maybe no big surprise next storm systems on its way in the last one that's bringing the low temperature, this one here, but it hasn't yet reached rumania, hasn't reached the black sea, hasn't res bulgaria. attempt to still hear about to 10 degrees above average. everyone else back to normal. and once the front gone through the few snow or sleep chairs, the sunshine is back out. so by saturday it's windy up. admittedly, the snow warnings are mine, f. a noise is norway. we expect me to snow here it still winter. rain disappointingly dis

i am sandra screen over here in compiler. uganda. happy to have you with us again, and we hope you get his flight with new environment to topics from europe and africa. here is what is coming up shortly this week. how the sun power can be used to because the b y is r and eco friendly and delicious for thought and how mobile technology help mom is gonna protect the animals from disease. of course report focuses on a controversial issue over the course of africa. oil say, and she'll plant on dr. a series of 5 make surveys in 1st of all on the gas results over the countries coastline. but also the african court put a temporary hold to the testing. now, while environmental is appalled, the decision, they know the battle is noted over seas of final ruling in the case is still pending. the subsistence crecia see a bon gotten davila has managed to well till now, but the future is less. sutton is concerned about the size make testing for oil and gas that the ship company has been performing long. so the africa coastline during the process sh

. ♪ now the international court of justice has ruled that uganda must pay reparations to the democratic congo for his role in the conflict that dates back to 1998. here is more from anna hl olligan. anna: killing of 10,000 15,000 civilians, rape, the deployment of child soldiers, destruction of property, including the burning down of entire religious, and the pillaging of natural resources, including gold, diamonds, tungsten, and timber. as an occupying force at the time, the judges say uganda had eight duty of ca, a responsibility to vent these acts, the violation of international law, and in failing to do so, the country must now compensate the drc to the tune of $325 million u.s. ♪ ros: hello. i am rose atkins with "outside source." our lead story is that worse johnson hnnounced a requirement for people with covid in england to self isole, may be lifted by the end of the month. let's turn to canada now, because for nearly two weeks, hundreds of truckers have brought its capital, ottawa, to a standstill, objecting to covid restrictions. also a blockade of u.s.-canada border at its bus

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there was this 1st raleigh in 2025, which recognized the responsibility of uganda. and now there are also the compensations coming. now. it, so there are amount of compositions seems very little compared to the damage compared to the number of victims. but it is still some important step. it's also some, somehow depends on the or says government willing to make sure that you're gonna pay what it has to pay. because you know, it's the, the court, the court of justice has done its work. but now, there is a diplomatic walk that needs to be done, but did your see to make sure that the money is paid and that it goes through to their victims. i mean, as i say, seeing the amount of repercussions that has been decided by the court doesn't seem to meet the level of the damage, but still it's so it's an important step for, for the victims. vote is in india, most populous state would have pradesh are heading to the post filler collections. the ballot is a key test of prime minister in orange modi's popularity with alter pradesh accounting for 80 seats in parliament, modi's at

ahead of his scheduled voyage in parliament to replace international court of justice has ordered uganda to pay $325000000.00 to democratic republic of congo. the fine is reparation for conflict 20 years ago. they killed hundreds of thousands of people. that's when you gander and were wanda and backed rebels. fort congolese troops for control of the mineral, which region of a touring define is far less than the 11000000000 that democratic republic of congo was seeking. the court's decision cannot be fueled. and internationally acclaimed uganda, an author critical of the president has fled the country. cat windsor were kiera basha, egypt was arrested in december, charged with insulting the president on social media. his lawyer says he's going to europe and will seek medical treatment for his injuries. he suffered behind buys his best known for his book, the grady barbarian which is widely interpreted as a satire on the president said the children says the malia is experiencing its worst drought in a decade. in november, the charity found 60 percent of households had at least one person wh

we talk to medical professionals in germany, and we had to uganda, where traditional remedies are also being used to fight the corona virus. plus, is vaccinations the way out of the pandemic, or could new antiviral drugs be the long awaited game changers? slash ha! but 1st we had to poland with one of europe's lowest vaccination rates at just 55 percent. the oma kron waive is especially worrying krakow pullin 2nd largest city after warsaw is alive. the university city here to doctors are concerned about rising and and rates, and are preparing for many people to fall seriously ill. in ventilators fighting for their lives. none of the 20 people on this coven, 19 ward at krakow university hospital of vaccinated. greg halls who's just been admitted to the ward. says he was scared, the vaccine would effect another medical condition. he has a rather than have a junior shipper got one of them at convict of until now i didn't know how to vaccine would affect me. but anyway, i'm not an anti vac sir, and avoid because the question is now for my doctor how long after leaving the hospital can i be

between 19982003, uganda and vermont backed rebel forces to fight congolese government troops for control of the mineral rich eastern region of a tory authorities from d. r. c was seeking 11000000000 and reparation for alleged victims and economic loss. hundreds of thousands were killed and the fighting. the ruling is final and can't be appealed. now you, hey, prime minister balls, johnson has indicated last remaining cloven 19 restrictions may be scrapped early. that include the ending, the requirement for people to self isolate. if they test positive, johnson says he'll reveal his plan for what he calls living with the virus later this month. his leadership is still under pressure though is new party gate photos emerge. mrs. big, i can tell the house today that is my intention to return on the 1st day after the hot to recess to present our strategy for living. with a provided the current encouraging trends in the day to continue. it is my expectation that we will be able to end the last domestic restrictions, including the legal requirement. so if i said, if you test positive a full mon

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