the five men, known as the "wolfpack", we re five men, known as the "wolfpack", were originally givenpe. but prosecutors appealed to the supreme court to upgrade the conviction and judges increased their sentences to 15 years. in the summer of 2016, during the running of the bulls festival in pamplona, five young men lead an 18—year—old woman to the lobby of an apartment building in the early hours of the morning, where they had sex with her. she accused them of raping her, but when the case went to trial last year, the court ruled that the five defendants were instead guilty of the lesser crime of sexual abuse. the judges said that because they had been a violence or intimidation, the rape charge did not apply. the accused, who were known as the wolf pack because of the name of a what's up with they shed, were given nine—year jail sentences. —— whatsapp. that a verdict of outrage. many spaniards believed it had been a clear—cut case of rape, and took to the streets to protest. the backlash against this particular court decision fed into a broader campaign for women's rights in spain.

five men known as the wolfpack had been convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse after subduing young woman and video recording nonconsensual sex. they shared the video on their what's app group which they called the pack, where they allegedly also discussed plans to rape women. their prior conviction caused outrage across spain. under spanish law, the men could not be convicted of rape because there was no evidence the men used physical violence to subdue their victim. now, this verdict could help change the way sexual offenses are convicted in spain. the spanish acting vice president tweeted, the ruling of the supreme court on the wolfpack case recognizes the credibility of the victim and didn't -- and is in line with the government proposal to change the law. the met's defense lawyer objected the trial had been influenced by public opinion. >> society at large passed judgment on the events, dictating a condemnatory sentence. since then everything has snowballed. it has made it practically impossible to have any judicial outcome that does not involve a condemnatory sentence. t

al jazeera news hour including demands for justice are finally answered in spain as the notorious wolfpack are sentenced for. why this chechen human rights activist released early from a russian jail won't be returning home. and scored a shock results at the cricket world cup the sri lankan get their campaign back on track. but 1st russia has suspended flights to georgia after violent protests broke out in the georgian capital tbilisi over a visiting russian politician there have been demonstrations outside parliament after russia's surrogate gavrilov gave a speech there on thursday in russian parliamentary speaker has resigned but demonstrators also want the interior minister to go and are now calling for an early election tensions remain high between georgia and russia 11 years after they fought a war over the breakaway region of south. or been forced to walk or has more from tbilisi. the tensions are running high in particular because of those injuries that were sustained yesterday so the protesters have 2 reasons to be out on the streets of tbilisi the capital to noise and one of cours

various interests were all formed this corrupt wolfpack.uatemalanght democracy to its knees at this time. do youelma aldana, believe they are responsible for driving you out of the country? are they responsible, including the president jimmy morales, for the death threats against you? they were the ones responsible for having brought the work of the international commission against impunity to a halt. there responsible for having a failed commission. and they are responsible for what i am experiencing. they are responsible for having captured the guatemalan state and having left me out of the electoral contest and favoring several sectors. they are also responsible for the whole manipulation and everything that was done in the selection process. there are complaints in guatemala that many people were brought to vote with any number of manipulative actions. who sandrau describe torres is, the front runner in the presidential race in the runoff, as well as all hundred giammattei? >> i know the history of sandra torres to some extent. --e met

spanish acting vice president carmen calvert tweeted that the ruling of the supreme court on the wolfpack case recognizes the credibility of the victim and is in line with the government's proposal to change the law. for the men's defense lawyer objected that the trial had been influenced by public opinion of the last a few that. for society at large and post judgment on the events dictating a condom need to recent an innocent. one since then everything has snowballed it's made it practically impossible to have any judicial outcome that does not involve a clinton a 3 sentence. the 5 men will begin serving their sentences immediately. on sunday voters in turkey's biggest city istanbul go to the polls in a controversial rerun of march's mayoral election it was cancelled after president wretch attire for everyone's sake a party narrowly lost and claimed there were irregularities a party has governed istanbul for decades there's a distinct possibility that this time and even with the revote it will lose its grip on the city as yulia had reports. and this is how the final phase of election cam

spanish acting vice president carmen calvert tweeted that the ruling of the supreme court on the wolfpack case recognizes the credibility of the victim and is in line with the government's proposal to change the law. for the men's defense lawyer objected that the trial had been influenced by public opinion. that a few that. for most of the society at large and pass judgment on the events dictating a condom need to reset. and since then everything has snowballed it's made it practically impossible to have any judicial outcome that does not involve a condon a 3 sentence. the 5 men will begin serving their sentences immediately. let's take a look now at the women's football world cup team is hoping to make it to the final and they have a crop of talented youngsters fighting to get there here's a look at the squad's teen sensations ahead of saturday's match against nigeria in the round of 16. and lena obrador of these 3 teenagers are making their mark on the germany world cup team 19 year old freiburg midfielder krynn is having the biggest impact of the bunch scoring a match winner against ch

spanish acting vice president carmen calvert tweeted that the ruling of the supreme court on the wolfpack case recognizes the credibility of the victim and is in line with the government's proposal to change the law. before the men's defense lawyer objected that the trial had been influenced by public opinion. that i feel that for most of the society at large and pass judgment on the events dictating a condom need to re sentence. and since then everything has snowballed it's made it practically impossible to have any judicial outcome that does not involve a condom a 3 sentence. i'm going to plea that if the 5 men will begin serving their sentences immediately. to sports now and the women's world cup in france excitement is building with germany kicking off the round of 16 against nigeria tonight here in the studio to discuss all the latest news from the world cup is dave reneke dave what can we expect of this this clash tonight germany versus nigeria it should be an exciting game i think germany are one of the quiet favorites for the entire world cup so they're also favorites for this mat

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five men known as the wolfpack were originally given 5 -- given nine years in jailut today judges increasedentences to 15 years. our british minister has been suspended after forcibly removing a protester from an event in london. foreign officer -- foreign office minister mark field was filmed pushing a greenpeace activist out of chancellor philip hammond's speech. he has apologized. he said he fead the protester ght have been armed. you are watching bbc "world news america." stilted,, a blast from the past providing comfort -- still to come, a blast from the past providing comfort to alzheimer's k tients. we l the town that is playing its part. ♪ jane: a century ago today, german forces off the scottish coas scuttled more than 50 warships, deliberately sinking them so they wouldn't fa allied hands. it was the greatest loss of warships in history. today a service was held torm remember nine s who died on that chaotic day. we have a report from the northeast coast. reporter: they are on a journey their grandparents took 100 years ago, when as schoolchildren they witnessed the sinking of the

spanish acting vice president carmen calvert tweeted that the ruling of the supreme court on the wolfpack case recognizes the credibility of the victim and is in line with the government's proposal to change the law but he only afford the men's defense lawyer objected that the trial had been influenced by public opinion that i feel that i feel that. society at large passed judgment on the events dictating a condemned atory sentence and since then everything has snowballed. although you say you think that it has made it practically impossible to have any judicial outcome that does not involve a condemned atory sentence equal and keep on going up to you but if the 5 men will begin serving their sentences immediately to them. let's get you more on this case a journalist to an alleged affair that is joining us from barcelona very good evening and what changed the judge's minds and to give now these men higher sentences. and good visioning so the men were called that of sexual abuse in december 2018 and since and we have seen outrage in spain and also many demonstrations not only against this

all right when we come back to mom's for justice i'll finally oncet in spain is the notorious wolfpack sentenced right. to repeat election for the mayor of istanbul and why turkey's president is hoping for a different outcome. hello again well president states it is going to be stormy here across the central plains over the next few days we have one storm that's exiting the eastern seaboard we're now going to be watching what is happening right here and you can already see the clouds that are already beginning to form now the next few days we have plenty of heat to fuel these storms you can see here dallas at 33 kansas city at 31 and the moisture is coming in from the gulf so a lot of moisture a lot of heat is going to cause those thunderstorms to form across much of this area on sunday we could be seeing some travel problems anywhere from dallas up towards chicago so you are connecting or making flights through these cities it could be a couple hours of delay here towards new york though on sunday it's going to be a warm day with plenty of sun and the temperature of 28 degrees across

five menjailed in spain for attacking a woman before sharing a video of it called the wolfpack have hadheir convictions changed from sexual assault to rape. the country's supreme court also raised their sentences on nine to 15 yea rs. raised their sentences on nine to 15 years. now bbc news, a discussion on the challenges of avoiding short—term in modern society and how to prioritise the well—being of future generations hosted by the author and journalist, linda geddes. hello, and welcome to bbc future's long—termism — how to think in deep time: bbc future at hay festival well we are taking a longer view from the 21st century and encourage more long—term thinking and also encourage some of our politicians and policymakers to do the same. with me today we have some excellent panellists. roman kaczmarek, a public philosopher and author who is writing a book about long—term inking and the challenges facing democracy. sophie howell, the future generations commissioner for wales was trying to encourage our politicians and policymakers to try and take that view of the impact of their decision

it was also the time that wolfpack was coined, that term. >> there's a world in which i make this piecehere is an actual actor playing donald trump we're going into his gold gilded buildings and following his thought process and the rhetoric that he was spewing at the time, the opportunity he saw in being an opportunist he took it. but we don't. what you have seen is pretty much the extent of how i deal with them because my focus in this is not him. my focus is the voice of these men and their families and their communities. there was an atmosphere at the time that he certainly contributed to. if someone like have buchanan who also called for their deaths. you called for korey wise to be publicly hung. there was no evidence of this kind of rhetoric at the time that led to a very dangerous environment, not just through these boys, but for black and brown people generally at the time. if you start -- a few short steps to the 1994 crime bill. it was all a time doing great emotional violence and physical harm to people of color who are very much at risk by these words, these intentions. and

spain's supreme court has found five men known as the wolfpack guilty of gang rape. decision following long-running protests over their original lighter convictions. each of them has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for raping an 18-year-old victim. during the running of the bulls festival in pamplona three years ago. the decision reverses a decision that found the men guilty. >>> in hong kong, a bill to keep emergency workers from responding. >>> in the coming hours, the finalist for uk prime minister are set to take part in the first of many campaign events across the united kingdom. boris johnson and jeremy hunt will address fellow tories in the city of birmingham, as they try to get votes there. the winner is expected to be announced in late july. >>> the u.s. president donald trump says he's not looking for war with iran. but war, if it comes down to it it will, quote be obliteration like never seen before. the shootdown of a u.s. drone is just the latest in an escalating set of tensions in that region. on june 13th, two oil tankers were attacked in the gulf

still heads on al-jazeera demands for justice are finally answered in spain as the nats were yes wolfpack is sentenced for rape. and why this chechen human rights activist released early from a russian jail won't be returning home. to west sponsored by cattle and lays. hello again to welcome back to your international weather forecast well heavy rain is going to continue to be the big problem here across central and eastern parts of china and you can see those clouds right there we've had very heavy rain alaska all days and flooding has been the big problem particular up here towards who and where they had seen over 170 millimeters just in 24 hours the good news is will be drying out so will shanghai but the rain is going to shift a little bit more down here towards the south this is going to be a big trouble spot on sunday heavy rain anywhere between 152250 millimeters of rain could be seen anywhere between $2.00 to $3.00 day period down towards the south though hong kong is going to be a humid one for the time to their $32.00 degrees and then very quickly over here towards the philippin

still to come on the program demands for justice finally announce it in spain is that a tourist wolfpack is sentenced for rape. i think it's less of a question of citizenship and more of a question of humanity how one city in the u.s. is coping with a large influx of refugees from africa. out in school indian fans are hoping the best site can maintain the unbeaten run of the cricket world cup story a little later. in mali if protesters in the thousands of marched in the. obama code to demand improved security and an end to the massacre of villagers hundreds have been killed in a series of into ethnic attacks linked to the fight for land by farmers and rival cattle herders al-jazeera as malcolm webb has been meeting some survivors in the region where thousands of sorts safety. alue ceases to young to understand his parents have been killed his neck was cast in the same attack on his village he brought him bars 2 months old his mother was also killed medical workers here say they've never seen anything this bad and then one what else in the world doesn't come to help us we don't know when