really happy that we but we found such a great war and the announcement of this award today world press freedom day is coming against the backdrop and fact of a poignant reminder of the drama of the dangers that some journalists face while reporting around the world in fact our very own marian mariel miller. was wounded last weekend in nairobi during a protest she was covering for torch of ella we're going have a look at the video and then speak with you there after the sound that was there then the. other. what does this say about the freedom to report for journalists around the world 1st of all it says that journalism is getting more and more dangerous and it's a really shocking example to see your colleague been hit by by 2 guests go to she is the canisters and i think this is really not acceptable and i conned understand why the kenyan authorities. haven't reacted yet i mean it's happened 48 hours ago so we're still waiting for the kenyan authorities to react on this and i'm not only waiting for an apology is something i'm waiting for something to happen that this has consequences because.

welcome to the shell every year on world press freedom day d w awards its freedom of speech prize this year's recipient is nigerian reporter to bora of warre in 2013 of war a embarked on a courageous and dangerous project she went undercover as a sex worker to investigate human trafficking in nigeria experiencing violence and abuse in the process her resulting report shed light on the problems facing young women who are louer to lives of forced prostitution in europe the report also lead to criminal inquiries and inspired the netflix film or new to re. of warre will receive the award next month during the w's global media forum now let's stay in africa but travel south to zimbabwe where 2 women are taking a different approach to fighting injustice with the economy in crisis and government critics brutally silenced comedians maggie and gone yeti are airing their dissatisfaction through humor their satirical sketches broadcast online are hitting a nerve the pay as you tube videos have racked up thousands of views. this is a parody but it reflects the reality isn't bob way. oh i'm over he

and thus today marks the world press freedom day what better day to reveal the winner of the freedom of speech award this year investigative journalist from nigeria from an age for women's rights and called out injustice it's an insight into some of her most challenging investigations. a few things excite to portray of or even more than finding a good story. i've seen is fiery 8 red to prove whites who really aren't. in a good trade in male sexuality and gun. of warre has been speaking out against injustice and she was a little girl encouraged by her father she decided to become an investigative journalist. i watched we met. through ted i watched your drain banks retired unjustly. i was there in the same been poorly and although i love the loathing when i'm walking free. now they are about to make that comment from so that really laid the foundation for what i do now wanting to give voice to the voiceless with the power to rethink the world. of worries work sometimes involves changing her identity all her stories affect her personally but none of them impacted her life as much as her

today is world press freedom day reporters without borders is calling on the european union to do moreto protect journalists here in europe their annual report says that journalists around the world are finding it increasingly hard to investigate and report sensitive stories and europe is no exception. independent media in hungary almost completely dismantled. the fortunate to. come in and encourage regional join a list in poland in distress it will be from so i couldn't imagine having someone to tell me what i'm alive to write about and what i can't write. female reporters in slovenia facing attacks every day. we are becoming such threats and saw its effects according to reporters without borders the media situation in the e.u. is deteriorating they strongly criticized the e.u. slack of action in defending the freedom of the press for example in poland if they verse media landscape is now under threat. we visited radio 357 in warsaw and independent station which broadcast over the internet it's run by some very experienced journalists ana so that when work for the public broadcast a t

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well today marks world press freedom day and what a better day to reveal the winner of the freedom of speech award this year we are honoring an investigative journalist from nigeria from an early age she stood up for women's rights and called out injustices we caught up with her to talk about some of her most challenging investigations. a few things excite to body of 40 more than finding a good story. i've seen is tiring 8 read the crew aboard one plane through. to araa in a good group in male sexual gun. overbore has been speaking up against injustice and she was a little girl encouraged by her father she decided to become an investigative journalist. i watched we met. page i watched chilling drain. and just really. i was there in the same main point in the east and although i love the look there when i'm walking free. that we have our main topic common from so that's really laid the foundation for what i put out wanting to give voice to the boys' lives with the power to rethink the world. of worries work sometimes involves changing her identity all her stories affect her personally

today is world press freedom day. reporters without borders is calling on the european union to do more to protect journalists in europe. their annual report says journalists around the world are finding it increasingly difficult to investigate and report on sensitive stories and europe is no exception. >> independent media almost completely dismantled. >> the european union missed the opportunity to come in and intervene. >> regional journalists in poland in distress. >> i cannot imagine having someone to tell me what i am allowed to write about and what i cannot write about. >> female reporters in slovenia facing verbal attacks. >> everyday, we are called such debts and attacks >> according to reporters without borders, the media situation in the e.u. is deteriorating. they strongly criticized the lack of action in defending the freedom of the press. in poland, the diverse media landscape is under threat. we visit radio 357 in warsaw, an independent station broadcast over the internet. it is run by some very experien

well today's world press freedom day the organization reporters without borders is calling on the e.u. to do much more to protect freedom of the press in europe there are new reports says journalists around the world are finding it increasingly difficult to investigate and report sensitive stories and europe is no exception. independent media in hungary almost completely dismantled their european. fortunately to. come in and intervene in a regional join a list in poland in distress you couldn't imagine having someone to tell me what i'm allowed to write about and what i can't write. female reporters in slovenia facing verbal attacks every day. we are becoming such. attacks according to reporters without borders the media situation in the e.u. is deteriorating they strongly criticized the e.u.'s leg of action in defending the freedom of the press for example in poland it's a verse media landscape is now under threat. we visited radio 357 in warsaw and independent station which broadcast over the internet it's run by some very experienced journalists ana so though in work for the public

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also coming up giving a voice to the voiceless today marks world press freedom day and the e.u. will reveal the winner of the user freedom of speech award plus after 2 weeks in porn scene due to a coronavirus outbreak can have to leave avoid relegation from the bundesliga they face a must win match against mites tonight. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. scientists in india are accusing the government of ignoring warnings of new more dangerous variants of the corona virus a form of advisors say that ministers fail to impose large scale restrictions despite the alert in march mass political and religious rallies have since been cited as super spreader events a 2nd wave of coded 1000 has left india battling record numbers of deaths and infections. india is struggling as the pandemic 2nd wave crashes over the country death and desperation are spreading so too is the fear that the government can stem the surge and end india's suffering. when the cases started rising up by the plan. but turns out that if you put in the 1st week and the sort that the governments have no idea the

to see more action from brussels to defend media freedom in the european union and marking world press freedom day d.w. has awarded its annual freedom of speech award to nigeria an investigative reporter to border. from an early i have already stored out for women's rights and called out injustices and she almost paid for her undercover reports on 6 trafficking with her life. her mission to give a voice to those who cannot make themselves heard. and we asked to portray avoiding what keeps her going despite the horrors she's witnessed. that what has. to. or. says. well i'm a very. condi at some point yes i did cite. perience is that i still have difficulty talking about. the we know the children around. story and it's becomes very difficult for. myself. i decide now yes there are other purposes or for the children and women but how do i continue contributing my 2 scenes with society's so i simply have to. i have to encourage myself to keep moving that many women many children young persons who are looking at that kids need. and i was nigerian and investigative journalist avoiding aboard a sport

is calling for governments to respects the freedom of the press its more than its annual world press freedom prize to maria ressa an investigative journalist and co-founder of rocks in the p s. m one of yeah most most powerful rebel groups the machine independence army says it shot down a military helicopter near the town of momo fighting the tune on me and you can't groups hasn't 10 suffice since general sees pak february. the progress is unionists are marking 100 years since the creation of northern ireland for nationalists though there's nothing to celebrates they want the entire island unified one irish flag and 2 simmons reports from belfast. the drumbeats of the flutes marked northern islands 100 years of existence and the marches in defiance of coded regulations see celebrates reinterred a street away though you can see the underlying mood isn't happy many of these protestants feel like outcasts there's a lot of people in the pollo. they're not they're not criminals or they're made it very well for us it's a pastime as well as a cultural but i think if it was even a threat of i

government mom's world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in the country will look at america's own record on media freedoms. and the power of facebook is again up for question amid accusations of censorship bafta it's the other side board up held a ban on donald trump. a very well welcome from our team here and most go today we're bringing you all special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across russia it's great to have you with us. it. the parade marks the 76 on a verse or 3 of the allied victory in the great patriotic war they lasted for years and claimed the lives of millions of people for the occasion r.t. has brought to life archive footage of some of the soviet soldiers who made the victory possible. russian troops and military vehicles have made it 3 months goes red square for the capital's annual v. day parade is the biggest of dozens of procession taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany last detail and what we see say please give the highlight. today at this fee day there will be no dignitaries in atten

ok moving on the world press freedom day was marked this week by u.s. authorities who mainly focused on journalists rights in other countries the day arrived is was revealed that the united states had witnessed more than 400 assaults on journalists over the past year there are also a 139 arrests and over 100 cases of reporters equipment being damaged on the 2021 tracker shows more and more incidents every day. has been taking a closer look at press freedom in america. if there's one thing entrenched in the d.n.a. of us democracy that would be putting america on the pedestal of righteousness at every given opportunity like here we're seeing every day. the work that journalists are doing around the world in increasingly difficult and challenging conditions nothing is more fundamental to the good functioning of our democracies they advocate they seek safety they celebrate the u.s. knows how to throw one hell of a party for a truth teller look no further than julian a son he's published so many u.s. secrets america's justice department is captivated by the

government marked world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own record on the media freedoms than. the power of facebook has again up for question amid accusations of censorship and stifling free speech i did over sideboard up held on donald trump. very good morning from russia this one from a man i was kevin at the start of the small and special coverage for us here at r.t. international of a big day of events ahead for the annual victory day commemorations. today russia marks the 76th anniversary of the salvage victory in the great patriotic war it lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people it proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion artie's brought to life archive footage of some of the soviet soldiers who made think to repass of all. it's hard to overestimate the significance of victory day here in russia given the immense price all the soviet people paid to defeat the nazis almost no family in the country was left untouched by loss the battlefields of the great patriotic w

government months world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists and other countries with the america's own record on media freedom. the power of facebook was again up to question amid accusations of censorship and stifling free speech and as a sort of a sign board upheld a ban on donald trump. multi-layered mosco today we're bringing you our special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across the russia it's great to have you with us. the parade marks the 76000 of the 3 of the soviet victory in the great patriotic war it lasted for years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people to prove decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion r.t. has brought to life archive footage of some of these thoughts soldiers who made the victory possible. russian troops sounds military vehicles have paraded 3 moscow's red square for the capital's annual v. day parade is the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany. will research shave bring us the highlights. today at this feat day there w

government marks world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in all the countries we look at america is a record. well today we mark victory day in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany hello and welcome to our special coverage on our team. well before we get into the significance of the day let's bring you live celebrations for all the central moscow a fireworks display has just begun in red square also some spectacular celebrations the other side of your screen coming from there luzhniki in bike meant spiral hell as if you know this city every popular place let's say take a listen to what is occurring here that's. what you're seeing here are among 60 fireworks shows lighting up the skies over the company marking the 76th victory day on the 6 spectacular. so let's just explain why we're seeing the pictures we are the defeats of the 3rd reich came an enormous cost for the soviet union almost $27000000.00 salvi its citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern front of world . germany is known to russians as the great patriotic fo

welcome to the show every year on world press freedom day d w awards its freedom of speech prize this year's recipient is nigerian reporter to bora of warre in 2013 of war a embarked on a courageous and dangerous project she went undercover as a sex worker to investigate human trafficking in nigeria experiencing violence and abuse in the process resulting report shed light on the problems facing young women who are louer to live the forced prostitution in europe report also lead to criminal inquiries and inspired the netflix film or 2 to ray. of war he will receive the award next month during the w.c. global media forum now let's stay in africa but travel south to zimbabwe where 2 women are taking a different approach to fighting injustice with the economy in crisis and government critics brutally silenced comedians maggie and gone yeti are airing their dissatisfaction through humor their satirical sketches broadcast online are hitting a nerve the pay as you tube videos have racked up thousands of views. this is a parody but it reflects the reality is and. we work through all of them

welcome to the show every year on world press freedom day d w awards its freedom of speech prize this year's recipient is nigerian reporter to bora of warri in 2013 of war embarked on a courageous and dangerous project she went undercover as a sex worker to investigate human trafficking in nigeria experiencing violence and abuse in the process the resulting report shed light on the problems facing young women who were louer to live the forced prostitution in europe the report also lead to criminal inquiries and inspired the netflix film or new to re. of warre will receive the award next month during the w's global media forum now let's stay in africa but travel south to zimbabwe where 2 women are taking a different approach to fighting injustice with the economy in crisis and government critics brutally silenced comedians maggy and gun yeti are airing their dissatisfaction through humor their satirical sketches broadcast online are hitting a nerve the pay as you tube videos have racked up thousands of views. this is a parody but it reflects the reality is and. the regular good. god al

welcome to the show every year on world press freedom day d w awards its freedom of speech prize this year's recipient is nigerian reporter to bora of warre in 2013 of war a embarked on a courageous and dangerous project she went undercover as a sex worker to investigate human trafficking in nigeria experiencing violence and abuse in the process resulting report shed light on the problems facing young women who are louer to live the forced prostitution in europe the report also lead to criminal inquiries and inspired the netflix film or 2 to re. of warre will receive the award next month during the w.'s global media forum now let's stay in africa but travel south to zimbabwe where 2 women are taking a different approach to fighting injustice with the economy in crisis and government critics brutally silenced comedians maggie and gone yeti are airing their dissatisfaction through humor their satirical sketches broadcast online are hitting a nerve the pay as you tube videos have racked up thousands of views. this is a parody but it reflects the reality in zimbabwe. all of them over my p

welcome to the shell every year on world press freedom day d w awards its freedom of speech prize this year's recipient is nigerian reporter to bora of warre in 2013 of war a embarked on a courageous and dangerous project she went undercover as a sex worker to investigate human trafficking in nigeria experiencing violence and abuse in the process the resulting report shed light on the problems facing young women who are lured to lives of forced prostitution in europe who also lead to criminal inquiries and inspired the netflix film or due to ray. of war he will receive the award next month during the w.'s global media forum now let's stay in africa but travel south to zimbabwe where 2 women are taking a different approach to fighting injustice with the economy in crisis and government critics brutally silenced comedians maggy and gun yeti airing their dissatisfaction through humor their satirical sketches broadcast online or hitting a nerve the pay as you tube videos have racked up thousands of views. this is a parody but it reflects the reality in zimbabwe. maybe american. all of them

and on world press freedom day what india's track record when it comes to open media especially when the government in power has shown so much hostility towards journalists. i'm melissa chana thank you for joining us on news asia parts of india finished holding regional elections this weekend and they were closely watched as possible indicators for how people feel the ruling national government of prime minister in the renda modi is doing but it was the incumbent triple congress or a i.t.c. that prevailed by a nearly 3 to one majority of the b j p a day to gain new seats western goal saw a lot of attention in part because modi's b j p spent so much time and energy campaigning there. the pandemic has played its part in the election as it has in so many elections around the world this past year with many citizens pinning the blame on modi when the cases started rising up to plan. for turns out that it would in the 1st week or so that the government have no idea they're not prepared for anything if you don't have enough manipulators in one hospital forget about all the whatever you need

today marks world press freedom day and what better day to reveal the winner of the w.'s freedom of speech award this year we are honoring an investigative journalist from nigeria on early age she's stood up for women's rights and called out injustices we'll speak to her in a few minutes but 1st some insight into some of her most challenging investigations . few things excite to body of 40 more than finding a good story. out of things is fiery. red the crew aboard one plane through really on to our last in a good thread in male sexual gun. overbore has been speaking out against injustice and she was a little girl encouraged by her father she decided to become an investigative journalist. i watched we met being paid i watched killing drain banks ritek unjustly. i was there in the famed ben pointing east and also a latino thing when i'm walking free that's the environment i'm coming from so that really laid the foundation for what i now was in to give voice to the voice live with the power to rethink the world. those worries work sometimes involves changing her identity al

government marked world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own record on media freedom. and the power of facebook question amid accusations of censorship and stifling free speech as these oversight board of held by donald trump. good morning show from russia this 9th of may my name is kevin at the start of this morning special coverage from the international or the big day of events ahead for the annual victory day commemoration. well today marks the 76th anniversary of the song to the great patriotic war it lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of people have proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich is part of the celebrations of major military parade is being held as is every year in the russian capital bit late so let's get across that coming up shortly. will take us through it big days plus the weather like you 1st of all rather gray clouds but for the day all things go wrong nonetheless what's the what's the thoughts on it. hi kevin thanks for that well as far as we understand all systems here are go go

on this world press freedom day a troubling trend more than ever before the safety of our female colleagues is at risk it often begins with women targeted with online abuse it often becomes offline violence too often lethal and she knows that better than anyone. is an investigative journalist who went undercover in the underworld of nigeria's sex traffickers she exposed the mafia but not before she was raped and made a witness to murder for her courage and her commitment she is the 2021 recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech of war. this is the day. i think. it's very. social. psychological. i think most important for us. to highlight these kind of toughness wasn't the games voice for the voiceless with apollo everything was very belongs to the kind of people who bring the light into darkness where some people don't want to have any like that. then. i thought that is recognition of my walk time with the racial gallows in our world then some day more. also coming up the people of myanmar have had their fledgling democracy hijacked by the military should their olympic athletes stand with the

government marked world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's the only record on media freedoms. and the power of facebook was once again up to question about accusations of censorship and stifling free speech as its oversight board held a ban on donald trump. very warm welcome for my team here in moscow today we're bringing you our special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across russia it's great to have you with us. the great marks the 76000 of us 3 of these still be a victory in the great patriotic war they lost it for years and claimed the lives of millions of savio people they prove decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion as he has brought to life all cause such it gives them of this thought we have soldiers he makes the victory possible. russian troops and military vehicles have a rated 3 moscow's red square for the capital's annual read a parade is the biggest of dozens of procession taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany saskia taylor and will receive

on this world press freedom day a troubling trend more than ever before the safety of our female colleagues is at risk it often begins with women targeted with online abuse it often becomes offline violence too often lethal and she knows that better than anyone. is an investigative journalist who went undercover in the underworld of nigeria's sex traffickers she exposed the mafia but not before she was raped and made a witness to murder for her courage and her commitment she is the 2021 recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech of war. this is the day. i think. it's very. social. it was psychologically. i think it's important for us. to highlight also these kinds of topics wasn't the boys with the boys slaves with the power everything was to grow very belongs to the kind of people who bring light into darkness where some people don't want to have any like that. in the me. that i heard that is recognition of my work comes with their racial and. i will mix and a more. also coming up the people of myanmar have had their fledgling democracy hijacked by the military should their olympic athletes s

on this world press freedom day a troubling trend more than ever before the safety of our female colleagues is at risk it often begins with women targeted with online abuse it often becomes offline violence too often lethal and she knows that better than anyone. is an investigative journalist who went undercover in the underworld of nigeria's sex traffickers she exposed the mafia but not before she was raped and made a witness to murder for her courage and her commitment she is the 2021 recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech of war. berlin this is the day. i think. it's very. social. even psychologically. we think it's important for us. to highlight also these kind of topics one theme for games voice for the voiceless with the power that we think the world oktober over it belongs to the kind of people who bring light into darkness where some people don't want to have any luck that. i was that i heard that the recognition of my walk comes with the racial gallows i was meant for the mall. also coming up the people of myanmar have had their fledgling democracy hijacked by the military should

monday is world press freedom day and this year the u.n. wants to highlight the importance of information as a public good in an era of misinformation reporters without borders says journalism is completely or partially blocked in 100 $32.00 of the $180.00 countries it's evaluated china turkmenistan north korea and eritrea are at the bottom the philippines rating has fallen to places after a government backed shut down of the country's largest broadcaster and online her response of journalists africa continues to be the most violent continent for reporters to work in but burundi sierra leone and mali have seen significant improvements you know asco says a majority of female journalists do experience harris meant threats and abuse while doing their jobs this is unesco gear macondo world press freedom prize went to maria ressa an investigative journalist and co-founder of rappler in the philippines she says if technology can be used to target reporters like her it can also help solve the problems they face we were we are we remain facebook's

were members of the dark net network named boystown and giving a voice to the voiceless on world press freedom day d w honors a nigerian investigative journalist who risked her life to expose him just as. i'm burnt off is good to have you with us swill summer holiday plans include europe this year the answer is looking more and more like yes the european commission has outlined plans to reopen europe's borders for nonessential travel in boost the troubled tourism sector commission president. said the proposals would apply to travelers who have received at least one coronavirus shot of an easy you approved. coronavirus vaccine travel into the e.u. is currently limited to visitors from just a few countries with low infection rates the proposal still need to be approved by all 27 member states of the european union. are for more now i'm joined by andrew allman from germany's business friendly f.d.p. party he's a member of the parliamentary health committee and is a physician by training dr allman is good to have you back on the show. is it time to revive revitalize the emus tourism industry or ar

for governments to respect the freedom of the press it wants to highlight the importance of information as a public good in an era of misinformation it's awarded its world press freedom prize to maria ressa an investigative journalist and co-founder of the wrap the web sites in the philippines. one of the most powerful rebel groups the kitchen independence army says it shot down a military helicopter near the town the. fighting between the army and ethnic groups has intensified its scope on it is monitoring the story from neighboring thailand and has more on the rebel groups claims it's from the kitchen independence army and they're one of the largest most powerful ethnic armed organizations inside myanmar and they have claimed that they shot down this helicopter they're saying it was a most likely a shoulder launched guided missile that brought down this helicopter there claiming we haven't heard anything from the tatmadaw that's the official name for the military in myanmar this is part of this escalation we've seen fighting between armed ethnic organizations they really occupy the borderlands or are surround the center parts of myanmar there are many

we're going to take a broader look now at this world press freedom index covers 180 countries and shows journalists are partially or completely blocked from doing their jobs and more than 130 of them the war stone the list north korea china vietnam iran and syria several governments are been accused of using the pandemic to silence critics with laws against what they see as we go to see a talking about fake news is christopher sabatini senior research fellow for latin america at chatham house who says some governments are specifically targeting independent journalists if you notice a number of these journalists that are being attacked or media sources independent media we're not talking oftentimes traditional media it's not the old jazeera is the c.n.n. center or the new york times in many cases and in these countries it's more independent media that is sprung up oftentimes internet based on the 2nd is of course as you say the sort of independent journalists or even citizens posting information but what makes this particularly toxic or threatening to the government is it occurs in a mom

what at its core it's a partnership based on values and so it's fitting that today we meet own world press freedom day and we've seen a whole range of attacks on journalists from batteries to mammal violations of media freedoms are growing around the world at what i feel is an alarming rate and i welcome the unequivocal stance of the united states and the whole g 7 on safeguarding those vital democratic bill walks in our media freedoms as co-chair of the global media freedom coalition the u.k. is working with our partners so that we shine a light on the violations we hold those to account we support germinate journalists who are trying to shine a light on these abuses around the world and we try to reverse what is otherwise a dangerous trend. this cuts i think to the core of the values and interests of the director of g 7 represents right around the world and it shows i get i think what's important for us to meet together this week now let me have a tiny tiny again thanks for being here thanks for a valuable discussions today and i look forward and we look forward to welcoming president biden to t

giving a voice to the voiceless today marks world press freedom day and we'll speak to the winner of the w.'s freedom of speech of the. class police in germany shutdown one of the worlds.

is calling for governments to respect the freedom of the press and its awarded its world press freedom prize to maria ressa an investigative journalist and co-founder of the rappler website in the philippines. one of myanmar as most powerful rebel groups the catchin independence army says it shot down a military helicopter near the town of momo fighting between the army and ethnic enclaves has intensified since the general seized power in february. latin america is struggling with a high demand for curb with 19 vaccines only a small number of people have received them in argentina where recorded cases have now passed 3000000 with few other options to respond the president says reimposing restrictions and curfews as daniel the reports now from point a cyrus. the numbers keep rising argentina like the rest of latin america is suffering a 2nd wave of coverage nineteen's infections and deaths the government has imposed a further 3 weeks of new tougher lockdown restrictions a nighttime curfew and schools returning to online classes your thirty's say their main aim is to relieve the strain o

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government marked world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own a record on media freedom. the power of facebook was again after question of made accusations of censorship and stifling free speech as its oversight board upheld a ban on donald trump. variable my team here in moscow today we're bringing you our special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across the russia it's great to have you with. the great marks the 76 on the 1st story i'll be allied victory in the great page. we don't take a lot of stick for years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people pull the occasional he has brought to life off life started to some of us looking at soldiers who made the victory possible. russian troops and military vehicles have paraded through moscow's red square for the capitals and he will veto a parade is the biggest of dozens of the sessions taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany saskia taylor and rory stewart shaping this the highlights. this few day there will be no d

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elsewhere the us government marked world press freedom day by attacking other countries record same journalism freedoms and rights. and fines or imprisonment away to stray and citizens returning home from covert ravaged india we hear coming up from some who risk being criminalized under a new temporary law. extremely disappointed with the rule that they're already stressed with someone who's losing a family member of the losing jobs so i think this is an it's just sheer.