ben swan john i want to start with you at an international level let's look at the united nations human rights council when 2016 issued a resolution they were declaring the internet a human right right access to the internet was a human right john which countries are actually allowing her life i service. you know this is this is a fascinating segment because 1st as you mentioned the un added a section to article 19 of the universal declaration of human rights in 2016 reading in part that quote everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to see receive and impact information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers and that includes the promotion the protection of enjoyment of human rights on the internet so as we know that look there are countries that control the internet that have total control of the and then are basically able to shut it down restrict access to it and also output notably what comes to mind of course north korea saudi arabia china syria iran among others but there are many more coun

accused of arresting journalists and government critics in her final report to the united nations human rights councilast month lease said the optimism she had when she started the job 6 years ago has been lost and she's watched devastation and tragedy since. her little boy. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o says he's concerned about the situation in the yemeni port city of aden after a separatist group declared self all of the areas it controls in the south on sunday the southern transitional council announced its imposing emergency rule the internationally recognized government warned of catastrophic consequences from the move and its allies in the saudi led military coalition urged the s.t.c. to cancel the declaration of peo says the development will threaten peace efforts. former u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton has officially endorsed her fellow democrat joe biden for president the former secretary of state said biden had been preparing for this moment his entire life marks the latest in a series of high profile democrats publicly endorsing the presumptive nominee will go up agains

accused of arresting journalists and government critics in her final report to the united nations human rights council last month lease said the optimism she had when she started the job 6 years ago has been lost and she's watched devastation and tragedy since florence italy al-jazeera on the board a former us presidential candidate hillary clinton has officially endorsed a fellow democrat joe biden for president the former secretary of state said biden had been preparing for this moment his entire life biden will go up against president all trump in november's election so i want to add my voice to the many who have insurance you to be our president just think what a difference it would make right now if we had a president who not only listened to the science facts over fiction but brought us together show the kind compassionate and caring that we need from our president. brazil's president joy ableson our own is appointed to close allies as justice minister and head of the federal police the president sons are currently on the police investigation raising concerns over a family friend becoming the ne

accused of arresting journalists and government critics in her final report to the united nations human rights council last month lease said the optimism she had when she started the job 6 years ago has been lost and she's watched devastation and tragedy since. al-jazeera a little boy. it's good to have you with us hello adrian from going to. the headlines on al-jazeera soldiers are patrolling the streets of lebanon's 2nd biggest city tripoli where there's been another day of violent protests against the deepening financial crisis security forces used rubber bullets to clear demonstrators who set banks on fire. is that. so people here are losing patience with the authorities not just the banking sector now they're also blaming the political class for years of mismanagement years of corruption and now the state is close to bankruptcy if so the situation is quite tense you speak to people here they say ok the army may have cleared the streets for now but we're just going to come back and it's. this is not going to end until our economic hardships as prime minister in france and want to leap says the loc

its cover-up, and lack of cooperation, it is now joining controversial united nations human rights council panel, they will be able to choose 17 human right investigators who focus on arbitrary detention, freedom of speech, the regime violated all of those human rights and does so to this day. united states left council in disgust, in 2018. >> perhaps there is reason for more disgust now. lou: more than 400,000 people have reportedly entered u.s. from china. this year. including 40,000 since january 31, date when president banned all foreigners who had traveled to china. many of these arriving after. there you travel ban entered because of the exemptions allowing people with relatives of american citizen to enter from china with minimal screenings if any. some americans when flew back said they got minimal questioning or follow-ups and customs and immigration at airports, joining us, congressman lance gooden. a member of house committee financial services. we're delighted to have you with us. give us a sense of where you think we are right now with the issue of oversight, with the presiden

accused of arresting journalists and government critics in her final report to the united nations human rights councillast month lease said the optimism she had when she started the job 6 years ago has been lost and she's watched devastation and tragedy since. al-jazeera her little boy wrongly as a visiting scholar at queen mary university of london its national state crime initiative for interest now live from london good to have you with us rona what's the significance of this report given but much of its content is already known. well it's important because it's the final report from professor yang the lady who's been the special repertory for human rights in may and man she's been an incredibly strong advocate for the interests of ordinary people in myanmar regardless of ethnicity and regardless of religion at this report will give at the u.n. and the international community plenty to consider and it's a real call for racket call to action by yang healy i mean she says in the report that her all to me isn't that she had when she 1st started in her role especially the tour is gone but she's still h

accused of arresting journalists and government critics in her final report to the united nations human rights council last month lease said the optimism she had when she started the job 6 years ago has been lost and she's watched devastation and tragedy since florence al-jazeera a little boy or a young joins us now by skype from seoul in south korea absolutely delighted to have you thanks for joining us now in your latest statement you for that you said that you believe them in monetary may be inflicting renewed suffering on communities in some of the conflict ridden states can you tell us what exactly is the military doing. well what i have stated is that the military is really nearly crimes against humanity and war crimes in the state of time and now this my trance cities are being spread throughout the kind and state as we are speaking now really getting daily reports of more shelling more at your rank and serial year in shares the brunt of this and the ranger caught in the middle too but i have to say that this time the right kind of community is the community that is most in danger and has suffe

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accused of arresting journalists and government critics in her final report to the united nations human rights council last month lease said the optimism she had when she started the job 6 years ago has been lost and she's watched devastation and tragedy since florence al-jazeera a little before a candidate in this year's ivory coast presidential election has been sentenced to 20 years in prison who was in that convicted of embezzlement after a trial that lasted only a few hours and which he did not attend a verdict is likely to exclude the former rebel leader from october's election he denies the charges which he says are intended to prevent him challenging the president's preferred successor he's been living in exile in europe since december and is expected to face another trial over allegations that he tried to overthrow the government. brazil's president jaya bows and arrows appointed to close allies as justice minister and head of the federal police the president sons are currently under police investigation raising concerns over a family friend becoming the new head of police the former justice