village morsi had been in jail since he was forced from power in a military coup in 2013 the un human rights office says any inquiry into his death should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say as a former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thora and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify it the cause of death of thousands of people in the middle east have been remembering morsi with funeral prayers politicians in tunisia held a prayer for him despite concerns it could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held there later in the year hundreds of people also gathered to remember him in libya's capital tripoli and in turkey president richard type attended prayers at in istanbul mosque where he raised concerns about how morsy died. cynicus ali has more from istanbul 00000 this is a sp

village morsi had been in jail since he was forced from power in a military coup in 2013 the un human rights office says any inquiry into his death should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say as a former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thora and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify it the cause of death of thousands of people in the middle east have been remembering morsi with funeral prayers politicians in tunisia held a prayer for him despite concerns it could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held there later in the year hundreds of people also gathered to remember him in libya's.

mohamed morsy thousands remember egypt's only democratically elected president while at the un human rights office calls for an independent investigation into his death. play a watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back t. ball also coming up the shortlist is expected to get shorter in the u.k. we're closer to learning who will become the next prime minister 300000 people are forced to flee conflict in the democratic republic of congo further complicating the fight against evil.

the un's human rights office wants to send a team to sudan to investigate the killings of pro-democracy activists, but it needs the government permission to do so. e untry's ruling military council admitted paramilitary groups killed dozens of people during recent protests. khartoum remains on high alert. reporter: khartoum is a city gripped by fear. eomost pe choose to stay quiet. in the shadows, the security forces appear to outnumber civilians the streets. these makeshift era kids have been put up in neighborhoods -- makeshift barricades have been put up in neighborhoods. nine menun athese posts tell g it has protected their communities from ternment militia. >> when they came here they killed people. they emptied our homes. theys. took some of our friend >> when they come here it is a mess. they a reporter: but opposition groups have also asked people to put up these barricades as a sign of civil disobedience against the country's militaers. there is not an official curfew in khartoum. but through the night, there are few people out on the streets, and there was a buildup of soldier

mystic court session apparently due to health issues and it was just a video appearance a un human rights officer who visited him in prison cited his words symptoms of prolonged exposure to psychological torture just being cooped up indoors for 7 years has to take its toll chris how did a songe look today and what's the buzz there in the london about is condition. frale. i have visited him in the embassy has clearly lost a lot of weight he was i would describe certainly coherent but hesitant. he had to put on a very heavy pair of glasses there's some talk of his eyesight deteriorating. and of course he you're right he had to testify from a video link in the hospital wing of the high security belmarsh prison. there is no question that after nearly 7 years in the ecuadorian embassy. no exposure to sunlight exercise proper medical care it has taken both a physical and a psychological toll the election of one in radio. to the presidency of ecuador saw the ecuadoran government which had granted him political asylum and given him ecuador and citizenship it became a very hostile environment one where th

from power in 2013 in a military coup and has never and has been in jail ever since the un's human rights office says any inquiry into his death should examine how he was treated while in prison a spokesman said president mohammed morsi was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that its right to life and health were respected. any sudden death in custody must be followed by prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death while rights groups have blamed morse's death on years of poor prison conditions priyanka gupta reports. a death that human rights activists have called tragic but predictable and what former egyptian president mohamed morsy supporters say is a model 17 june $29000.00 morsi appeared in court for a trial on charges of espionage he asked a judge if you could speak during the session in what is now his final address morsi demanded a special tribunal and better trial conditions the public prosecutors say the 67 year

groups complained that he was held in solitary confinement and had medicine restored to the un human rights office says any inquiry into his death should examine how he was treated while in prison these statements went on to say as former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death. of thousands of people throughout the middle east have been remembering mostly with funeral prayers politicians in tennessee held a prayer for him despite concerns it could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held there later this year hundreds of people also gathered to remember him in libya's capital tripoli and in turkey president attended prayers that it is double mosque where he raised concerns about how to see dives sit across a row glue has more from istanbul. oh. t

president mohammed morsi he never regain consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the un human rights office says any inquiry should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life and health were respected and he certain death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial fair and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death well morsi was buried in cairo after the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown mourners still gathered in more seize native province a shock to pay their respects hundreds prayed while surrounded by tight security at the ellipse. people throughout the middle east have also been remembering morsi politicians in tunisia held a prayer for him despite concerns that could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held later in the hundreds of people also gathered to remember him in libya's

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in prolonged solitary confinement and had missed medicine wrist strict were saying and the un human rights office says any inquiry into his death should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say is former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the north ortiz at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death. well thousands of people throughout the middle east have been remembering what to see with funeral prayers politicians and to hold a prayer for him the spike concerns that could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held there later in the year hundreds of people also gather to remember him in libya's capital tripoli and in turkey president rajapaksa berta one attended prayers at an stumble mosque where he raised concerns about how morsy died said of course while glue has more from ista

that human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with rival and opposition leader. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights. he's leaving behind a team of observers to money toward the situation in the country. political and economic emergency that has forced a millions out of the country for many. it is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold. for the grave crisis the country is currently. take no further action called the home of boris johnson a leading candidate for prime minister and his partner had been reports of a domestic incident will become the next british prime minister if he wins a runoff vote against. next month it would replace the resigned after a break that deal acceptable to parliament. by allegations over his behavior. of the headlines here on al-jazeera iran says it will respond to any u.s. threat according to its foreign ministry. that's despite donald trum

human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with rival an opposition leader. in the middle. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to morning toward the situation in the country. political and economic emergency that has forced a millions out of the country for many. visits is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold accountable for the grave crisis the country is currently in. plenty more on the website of course al jazeera dot com and you dress most of the time analysis right to. this is out there these are all the top stories and u.s. president donald trump says he's imposing additional sanctions against iran and that military action is still on the table that's off the iranian forces shot down an unmanned american surveillance drone runs government as well and it will respond firmly to any u.s. aggression or threat. i don't know unintenti

human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with my rival and opposition leader. in the middle. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with the office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to money to the situation in the country. political and economic emergency that has force to millions out of the country for many. visits is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold. for the grave crisis the country is currently in. china and saudi arabia among the are among the countries criticized for their records on religious tolerance in a new us government report on moral freedom across party commission on international religious freedom censured me on march saying that the range of muslim minority is persecuted widespread killings and other atrocities of forced war the 900002 flee into neighboring bangladesh china is condemned for its detention of nearly 2000000 muslims in so-called reeducation camps the co

over the last few years in the situation in israel palestine we see that the un office of the high commissioner for human rights is compiling for the 1st time a database of businesses that operate in illegal settlements so we're starting of course to see some actions and i think what's clear is more is needed and you need the human rights groups that are on the ground documenting these abuses that are able to feed into important things that are happening on the global stage at the end of the day it's it's people in states that will change policies it's not civil society groups but i'm certain that change won't happen by people in states without civil society groups on the ground doing their part in raising awareness and documenting abuse now speaking about people and groups on the ground the u.n. now joining us from ramallah and i know that your previous research found that rivaled police fenian authorities in the west bank and gaza where are asking scores of critics for nonviolent expression how systematic are those violations they're quite systematic we just released another report late in may that found that

human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with my rival and opposition leader. in the middle. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with the office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to money to the situation in the country. political and economic emergency that has force to millions out of the country for many. visits is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold accountable for the grave crisis the country is currently in. china and saudi arabia among the are among the countries criticized for their records on religious tolerance in a new us government report on moral freedom across party commission on international religious freedom censured saying that they range of muslim minority is persecuted the widespread killings and other atrocities of forced will the 900002 flee into neighboring bangladesh china is condemned for its detention of nearly 2000000 muslims in so-called reeducation camps t

human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with my rival and opposition leader. in the middle. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to morning to the situation in the country. political and economic emergency that has forced the millions out of the country for many. visits is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold accountable for the grave crisis the country is currently in. a notorious criminal case in spain has ended with the jailing of 5 men belonging to a gang known as the wolf pack their sentences were increased to 15 years each following a public outcry reports. spain's highest court in madrid has delivered its verdict 5 men previously convicted of the sexual assault of an 18 year old woman and now guilty of the more serious charge of rape the man called themselves the wolf pack and. all the acts took place in an atmosphere of terror o

campaign is time the statement hit of the un human rights council opening a new session in geneva this month challenge ballasts al-jazeera. a former police officer in minnesota has been sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison for shooting an unarmed australian woman nor a somali american police officer was convicted of murder and manslaughter in april just seen rush check called police and minneapolis and 2017 to report a possible sexual assault she was shot by no as she approached his patrol car outside her home critics say the sentence is too harsh as there have been several high profile incidents of white police officers shooting on and black men who have not been convicted. the u.s. space agency nasa says it's opening up the international space station for business with the 1st paying visit as potentially going there is early as next year the holiday in space comes with a suitably astronomical price tag the round trip ticket will cost $58000000.00 with accommodation on the space station a relatively reasonable $35000.00 a night on top of that as many as a dozen private astronauts could visit every year if it stays up to 30 days it's all p

into training of prison officers or the correctional officers that are actually working within the prison 6 or more human rights approach to much of the un standards so i would say with their reception moving in the create direction in zimbabwe right i mean it's talk about zimbabwe and the current economic climate this is a country where the man in the streets is struggling to get by basic things like grid and even water in some cases do you find that the prison is all people in the countries jails really become the laws of the government's worries in a in an economic climate such as what the country is and the right now. absolutely i agree with you in terms that it's just generally the ordinary citizen is finding it difficult to find the basic things that they need more someone who's enough honorable states where they're at the hands of the states particularly when this having the symptoms right now would say beyond the economic issues the government still needs to prior to his budgeting for the prison sector as a whole because beyond the current to me being in a place that it is. these need to be in place in order that the prisoners ac

human rights system prevails even deeper in venezuela the un human rights chief also held discussions with my rival and opposition leader. in the middle. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with the office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to money to the situation in the country. political and economic emergency that has force to millions out of the country for many. it is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold accountable for the grave crisis the country is currently in the. polls have just opened in mauritania as presidential election with around one and a half 1000000 people a little to vote could be the country's 1st peaceful transition of power in decades 6 candidates are vying to succeed president mohamed. who 1st took office after a coup in 2008 mauritania's and several military coups since declaring independence from france in the 60 years ago. well in the last week the u.s. city of portland in maine has been dealing with a sudden influx

un human rights chief also held discussions with my rival and opposition leader. and i'm in the middle of them tonight. but the high commissioner suggested has to do with the office monitoring human rights violations the follow up report will be presented next july 5th before the united nations and we will follow up to prevent the violation of human rights but he's leaving behind a team of observers to mourn and to the situation in the country venezuela is in a deep political and economic emergency that has forced the millions out of the country for many we visit is a way of shedding light on the abuses committed by the government for others she failed to hold accountable for the grave crisis the country is currently in. mauritania's president has cast his ballot in the country's presidential election 6 candidates vying to succeed mohamed old abdulaziz who 1st took office after a coup in 2008 around one and a half 1000000 people are legible to vote what could be the country's 1st peaceful transition of power in decades or attorney has had several military coups since declaring independence from france nearly 60 years ago. southeast asian leaders are gathering for

and that he has another six military and that he has another six military officers arrested during the visit of the un human rightsg. so it may be that he is concerned about the military not backing him as normal and he is looking to consolidate his power there. and is absolutely fascinating because the military is critical to him in terms of maintaining his position and power. otherwise juan of maintaining his position and power. otherwisejuan guaido is right on his heels. juan 6uaido try to raise a military uprising against him and was thinking about that also was then involved, even though i did failand kind of was then involved, even though i did fail and kind of patter out. he did have a chief spy master who has been getting lots of details about his government and about the men who we re government and about the men who were involved in that coup d'etat and some are quite high rankings and so he was concerned that high—ranking military officials there who may be engaged against him, so we see him attempting to draw that back in and keep the rains of power for himself again. fascinating situation. thank you s

conviction of sexual abuse and increase the offices sentences after a public outcry venezuela's president says he will take recommendations made by the un human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made the pledge after meeting michel but chalet who is wrapping up a 3 day visit earlier she met with opposition leader one who i don't know who's been in a long running standoff with the president a chechen human rights activists or you teach here has been freed from prison early on after russian court gave him parole news arrested last year on drug possession charges which supporters say was punishment for his human rights work those are the headlines you're up to date here on al-jazeera right now it's what i want to east. the countdown to the 2020 us democratic primaries has begun. first televised debate sees candidates go head to head to define themselves on the issues from climate change to foreign policy john is in miami on june the 26th and 27th for the 1st u.s. democratic debate on al jazeera. trying because soldiers are once again out in force a decade after the brutal civil war ended. its a tough response to the easter sunday bombings a coordin

office invested in the un became the high commission. this was an investment in the global development of human rights they both committed to and acted on. and what was happening at the same time was a human rights movement and international was given the nobel prize in 1977. it was really an upsurge of the human rights movement. president carter and his administration injected that with energy, moral support, morale, and he did, when he-you mentioned latin america, this was our hemisphere yet he sent the assistant secretary for human rights who was an amazing champion for human rights and i see some colleagues and others that are here with us today who brought that message to the dictatorships in latin america and pat threatened military support for the disappeared people and they reappeared alive because of the threat of withholding military support. there is a professor in georgia who is alive who said he was one of those that would have been dead if pat had gone down and said we want to see these people alive. by not just rhetoric, real action the carter administration made such an important difference in latin america. you have to u

un peacekeepers known as mean use my for help. i called minute i talked to the people of the united nations human rights office mr baca your call he told me that under control he was trying his best to solve the situation and said that bush or there would be a solution and then i switched my phone off these villagers say the un came but a day later the un peacekeeping force me news my says it sent battalions and helicopters on the day of the attack this is. the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. are under siege we do have a mandate to protect civilians but if you see the agreement if you see the mandate of the minutia it is 1st intended for the north the south came after and it is now being contaminated by what is happening in the north. violence is spreading faster than it can be contained and caught in this spiral of destruction for the people of mali nicholas hark al jazeera bamako. human rights watch is urging the west to take control of syria's reconstruction it's warning that president bashar al assad's government could misuse money meant to help rebuild the country ass

un has demanded a fair independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he never regained consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the u.n. human rights office says any inquiry should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say as former president mohamed morsy was in custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that his right to life and health were respected any sudden death and custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death. morsi was buried in cairo after the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown mourners still gathered in morsy is native province of shock to pay their respects hundreds prayed while surrounded by tight security at worthily church after a 24 hour delay a judge in kenya is expected to deliver its verdict on the girls to university attack 4 years ago 148 people mostly students were killed in the arms siege before accused to face life in prison if found guilty under the prevention of terrorism act p

un has demanded a ferret independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he never regained consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the u.n. human rights office says the inquiry should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say as a former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that is right to life and health were respected and the sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death the more she was buried in cairo to the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown was still gathered in morse's native province of shockey to pay their respects surrounded by security forces. people throughout the middle east have been remembering more politicians in tunisia held a prayer for him despite concerns it could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held in the hundreds of people also gathered to remember him in libya's capital tripoli. and in turkey present where th

un has demanded a thorough independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he never regained consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the u.n. human rights office says any inquiry should examine how he was treated one in prison the statement went on to say as former president morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the stage is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that is right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial far and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death while morsi was buried in cairo after the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown mourners still gathered in a more his native province of childcare to pay their respects a rounded by security forces and people throughout the middle east have been remembering mohammed morsi politicians in tunisia held a prayer for him despite concerns it could be seen as a political gesture elections are being held there later in the year hundreds of people also gathered to remember him in libya's capital tripoli and in turk

un peacekeepers known as minutes my for help. i called i talked to the people of the united nations human rights office mr baca your call he told me that under control he was trying his best to solve the situation and said that bush or they would be a solution and then i switched my phone off these villagers say the un came but a day later the un peacekeeping force me to use my says it sent battalions and helicopters on the day of the attack this is. the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and. we do have a mandate to protect civilians but if you see the agreement if you see the mandate of the minutiae it is 1st intended for the north the south came after and it is now being contaminated by what is happening in the north. violence is spreading faster than it can be contained and caught in this spiral of destruction for the people of mali nicholas hark al jazeera bamako. the mayor of istanbul has for many taken office after winning monday's reelection election rather more than victory was a setback to the ruling party and the president. dominated politics and turkey's biggest c

un peacekeepers known as men use my for help. i called men was mark i talked to the people of the united nations human rights office mr baca your call he told me that is under control he was trying his best to solve the situation and said that bush sure there would be a solution and then i switched my phone off these villagers say the un came but a day later the un peacekeeping force me news my says it sent battalions and helicopters on the day of the attack this is. the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and wonder are. we do have a mandate to protect civilians but if you see the agreement if you see the mandate of the minutia it is 1st intended for the north the south came after and it is now being contaminated by what is happening in the north. violence is spreading faster than it can be contained and caught in this spiral of destruction for the people of mali nicholas hark al jazeera bamako. our disagreements about the crisis in venezuela have been exposed at an annual summit of regional leaders your delegates walked out of the organization of american states meeting in col