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rights watch? we speak to the h r w human rights investigator allegedly attacked by pegasus bowlers. hm. all coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, while circled mainstream media here focuses on a mysterious imminent russian invasion of ukraine and the n devoris johnson. in recent days, the u. k government pledged an extra 97000000 pounds and aid to one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. afghanistan with over 22000000 threatened with starvation and reports of children and organs being sold in exchange for food. what now for the country that defeated britain, the u. s. i had such a high cost. joining me now from afghanistan's capital cobble is the spokesperson for you and hcr afghanistan. peter kessler. thank you so much. sure. pete, of her, coming on. i mean, the foreign secretary here says the u. k continues to provide vital humanitarian assistance, enough canister on supporting of a 2700000 afghans with life saving a by the administration, working to keep humanitarian assistance flowing. to have janice done, that all us funds are directed to closely vetted local and in

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and d, w is moscow. bureau chief is uri rachelle and we can talk to him right now. are you, how did you find out about this decision? well, have learned about it layla from the russian media, the rest of information about it was also the website of the russian minister of foreign affairs are in the mean time, i have received an official letter from the russian foreign minister where i was officially as a bureau chief, informed that our office has to be closed, starting at 9 o'clock to morrow. that means i can still talk to you from this studio now by to and not to any more starting tomorrow. what does this mean for your work? you are a, do you have to leave immediately? will have to clarify this forester at the moment. it is not clear if and if yes, when i personally and my colleagues from germany have to leave the country. of course, of this decision by the russian got authorities came as a great surprise surprise to us. we are shocked for all of us here at this news is very personal. are we expected countermeasures from the russian authorities? it was announced th

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they've been saying that since russia and crimea and the conflict and on that all right, he w correspondence, nick connelly, thanks so much for your reports in the russian president, vladimir putin has repeated a call to ukrainian soldiers to surrender. making baseless accusations against the korean government. you sure so but i once again i appeal to the service men of the armed forces of your brain. you will not and do not allow new nazis to use your children, your wise, an elderly, as human shields. take power into your own hands. it seems that they will be easier for us to come to an agreement than with this gang of sherlock at excel, neo nazis who settled in cliff and took the entire ukrainian people hostage this against. all right, well let's get the view from russia for that. i'm joined by a journalist, natalia smile, and say that in moscow. thank you for joining us. that we just heard president putin, that speaking directly to the ukrainian people. can you tell us a little more about what he was saying there? and yes, exactly. so this is an address from yesterday, anne wooten was tal

they've been saying that since russia and crimea and conflict and on that all right. he w correspondence. nick connelly, thanks so much for your reports in the backend . key of many residents have taken shelter where they can, the government has handed out thousands of guns to ordinary citizens, and it is urging them to build petrol bombs to resist the northern outskirts of give the front lines in the russian assault on ukraine's capital volunteers have taken up, arms to defend the city, but without heavy defensive weapons, there's only so much they can do. if not enough in lot of school, full. helicopter is not enough to not film thought that i need. this is found thought they've outnumbered and outgunned, but refusing to quit ukraine's cabinet, sent a message of encouragement on social media. well, of all was but as dent duped, the president is here. we're all here is good. our military or want to citizens of society are here. we don't, we're all here defending our independence. our country shall it and it will remain so slow, much glory to our men and women defenders an

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well, it's a tense moment for ukraine, right now d, w political correspondence, simon young. thank you. russia has vetoed a draft un security council resolution that condemned its invasion of ukraine and called on moscow to withdraw troops immediately. 11 countries on the 15 member council voted in favor while india, china, and the united arab emirates, abstained on you months ago. so 11 votes in favor, one against 3 abstentions. it was the result. everyone is expecting russia blocking criticism of its invasion. i'm not surprised that russia voted against russia is keen on continuing. it's not the style course of action. the u. s. also slammed russia for it's vito secured you can the tell this resolution, but you cannot veto our voices. you cannot nito the truth. you cannot veto our principles. you cannot veto the ukrainian people best. but moscow's representative said the resolution was one sided or so. so as a scoop, what was left out was the way that the ukranian authorities, with the encouragement of their western patrons consistently and cynically shirked the responsibil

a drug test is, as is being reported, it's a very, very messy situation right here, right now d w, jonathan crane in beijing for a thank you for that update the berlin international film festival opens this week despite high numbers of corona virus cases here in the german capital with last year's festival happening mostly online screenings, this year are being attended in person. but seating capacity in berlin, ala cinemas will be limited to 50 per cent, and all parties and receptions have also been called off. the red carpet is ready for the 72nd edition of the berlin international film festival. but unlike in past years, it will be thronged with far fewer fans hoping to catch a glimpse of their favorite stars. it's just one of the measures men to allow the festival to take place despite pandemic restrictions. organizers are standing by their decision to hold an in person event. we don't want to make our festival up and, and put people in danger. that's something we really don't want, so we followed instruction. we will be given by the authority as long the instructional will match with o

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china pick the weaker athlete to light the olympic cauldron, despite its human rights record against the ethnic minority. he w spots correspond jonathan crane is in beijing for us. i asked him, what has the response been to her role in the opening ceremony suddenly raised a few eyebrows that decision human rights groups of accuse china of engaging and a cheap propaganda ploy. essentially say look, the way you guys offer it, they can even take part and lympics opening ceremony. try telling that to them more than 1000000, where you can most limits her in the so called a re education center, human rights group, say that genocide, they say that being held there against their will and forcing women to have sterilizations. china, of course, does deny, or they're saying they're not engaging. and human rights violations now at the athlete was twins hero didn't go as much as you can pick it. today. in the cross country fritz part, the international olympic committee has defended to move to include her in the opening ceremony, saying ethnicity was not a factor on another topic. we hear some arrivals of tested, positive