and we also know that these decisions made by the venezuelan supreme court comes by the venezuelan supremefter by the venezuelan supreme court comes after the release of a report from the united nations human rights agency that has been a real political blow for the government, because it included a long list of human rights violations for which the authorities would be the ones to blame. if it is that human rights abuses accusations that have really hurt the government, do you think there will be more prisoners released as a consequence? that's also hard to say, but one very clear thing is that this report, and the release of these 22 people, come in the context of a political negotiation which is now under way between the government and the opposition. this is a dialogue that is being brokered by the norwegian government. norway has a long tradition of mediation in conflicts. they also helped to settle the colombian civil war, and now they are trying to do the same thing in venezuela. they are trying to bring the government and the opposition together for a peaceful solution of the confl

and we also know that this decision made by the venezuelan supreme court comes after the release of a the united nations human rights agency that has been a real political blow for the government, because it included a long list of human rights violations for which the authorities would be the ones to blame. let's get some of the day's other news: the united nations has welcomed the power sharing agreement reached in sudan in the early hours of friday. the secretary—general, antonio guterres, called on both the military and the civilian opposition to implement the deal fully. both parties will take turns leading a sovereign council until elections are held in three years‘ time. the government in gibraltar says an iranian oil tanker currently detained on its coast can be held for another 1a days. the tanker was seized in an operation by british commandos on monday, after intelligence reports suggested it was carrying oil to syria in violation of european union sanctions. president trump has blamed the rain and a malfunctioning telepromter for a mistake in his 4july speech. the presiden

and we also know that this decision made by the venezuelan supreme court comes after the release of aom the united nations human rights agency that has been a real political blow for the government, because it included a long list of human rights violations for which the authorities would be the ones to blame. president trump is refusing to back down over his plan to put in a controversial citizenship question in the 2020 us census. he has threatened to issue an executive order to get it on the form. the supreme court has ruled against including the question, and civil rights groups say its inclusion is politically motivated. 0ur correspondent david willis in washington has been following this for us, and has this update. the us constitution mandates a census take place here in the united states every ten years. now, the next one is due next year, in 2020, and that census helps the government to allocate billions of dollars in federal resources, and it also helps define how areas are drawn up for contesting in the house of representatives. now, president trump wants the question inser