anymore because their task is not a small one it has to go slowly they will learn through buddhist teachings to subordinate their needs to the well being of all living thing this is the wisdom fugazi starting now dorothy's journey is part of our journey into play dougal. it's finally spring. blossoming jacaranda trees decorate. the most famous monastery in the country. nature is recovering from the long drive season a period of waiting is coming to an end for chokey to the organic farming inspectors have given her the go ahead her way to certification is clear they can start harvesting the flowers today. much easier to love not only don't let you do no more than the middle of the i've learned without lots of germs on our hands that we can't see with the naked eye it's only how this we have to wash our hands very well 3 other children live in their models of ritual at the. store everyone is excited because we've never done this before because the 1st time it postal you were telling me. it's all blooming yes all flowering. just look i see. that one follow the logic that because of the assets w

manus: the president of the buddhist bank -- bundesbank speaking with us. the head of macro strategy at natixis investment managers. we all coalesced around steepeners in the united states of america. we put these altogether. is it just steepeners delayed in europe? the steepening in europe is delayed. is this a delayed trade but it will arrive? esty: it might be delayed. it will not arrive on the same scale as in some of the other regions. we know that the reopening is going to be slower in europe. vaccination is slower. hopefully, it is accelerating, but it will still take time so we are talking second half before the reopening so you are seeing more of a sympathy move in yellow but probably not on the same scale as what we are going to see or what we have seen but that's going to continue compared to the u.s. you also have the ecb that very quickly came out, saying they do not want yields to rise too much. we will see what christine lagarde says today. you know, in terms of the supply of debt, the ecb is buying a lot of it so it can act more forcefully o

mr hussein is a bike mechanic his workshop once boasted a direct view of famous buddhist statues he was unwillingly involved in their tragic fate. i'm sad and disappointed that our statues have been destroyed and they still haven't been reconstructed that's hard for people here the statues are part of a unesco world heritage site we want them rebuilt and soon. the taliban forced to saying to drill holes into the rock for the explosives that would destroy the ancient statues the monuments dated from the 6th century they were once the world's tallest statues of the standing buddha or inspiring symbols of buddhist philosophy . the islamist taliban destroyed them in march 2001 now the afghan government controls the area abdul hamad also has a special connection to the site he's responsible for the safe keeping of fragments of the figures. of construction work has stopped due to a lack of funds that's the reason the ministry for information and culture and unesco are working to secure donations so that work can restart next year his biggest fear is that the taliban will take control again an

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mr hussein is a bike mechanic his workshop once boasted a direct view of bamiyan famous buddhist statues he was unwillingly involved in their tragic fate. and i'm sad and disappointed that our statues have been destroyed and they still haven't been reconstructed that's hard for people here the statues are part of a unesco world heritage site we want them rebuilt and soon. the taliban forced to saying to drill holes into the rock for the explosives that would destroy the ancient statues the monuments dated from the 6th century they were once the world's tallest statues of the standing buddha or inspiring symbols of buddhist philosophy . the islamist taliban destroyed them in march 2001 now the afghan government controls the area abdul hamad also has a special connection to the site he's responsible for the safe keeping of fragments of the figures. but a construction work has stopped due to a lack of funds that's the reason the ministry for information and culture and unesco are working to secure donations so that work can restart next year his biggest fear is that the taliban will take co

alexander gast they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa or a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation in a deceptive of our problems we all sought orders you were caught european contacts as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our and. to meet these people in the film. it was such a mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and as like an internal movement. who we were used as powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done right now humans would be able to preserve o

85 year old oxford astra zeneca jab at a hospital in india's northern city of durham sala the exiled buddhist spiritual leader encouraged more people to get the vaccine. the u.s. has condemned new veto powers proposed by china on hong kong selection of election candidates saying that it's a direct attack on the territories autonomy beijing revealed the legislation on friday at the opening of its largest political meeting but our national people's congress changes would effectively to spawn dismantle hong kong's opposition by giving a beijing appointed committee control over who can run for office al-jazeera is adrian brown has been speaking to opposition leaders in hong kong about the proposed rules and they say they won't give up without a fight though kinne hey represents what's left of a once thriving opposition party many of its members have been arrested with others now on trial accused of subversion loz doing caught in 6 months to face unlawful assembly charges but is free on bail he says china's government can eliminate hong kong's political opposition but not the aspirations of its pe

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images posted online show several severely injured people, including a buddhist monk. let�*s speak tojonathan head, the bbc�*s south east asia correspondent. what more do we know about the circumstances in which these people died? we circumstances in which these people died? ~ ., ., ., ., ., circumstances in which these people died? ., ., ., ., ., ., died? we now have a total of eight three overnight, _ died? we now have a total of eight three overnight, in _ died? we now have a total of eight three overnight, in different - died? we now have a total of eight three overnight, in different partsl three overnight, in different parts of yangon, five in with a lot of people seriously injured and you could argue the circumstances are the same at night time, obviously a lot more chaotic. big rallies today in mandalay, it is a stronghold of anti—coup feeling, they had a general strike. they were going most of the day and then towards the end of the day and then towards the end of the day and then towards the end of the protest, suddenly you heard of the protest, suddenl

gast they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa for a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation and to support haitian of our problems we all sought orders as you and european context as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our hand. to meet these people in the film. it was such a mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and does this like an internal movement. who we were uses powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done right now humans would be able to pre

they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa or a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation and disappear taishan of our problems we all sought orders as you were european context as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our and. to meet these people in the film. it was such a mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and does this like an internal movement. who we were uses powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done right now humans would be able to pres

some shops in sri lanka are relatively rare sight in public but a government minister in the majority buddhist country has announced plans to ban them altogether. yesterday i signed a cabinet paper to ban the burka it affects our national security directly. and the old days muslim women and girls never wore the burka it is a sign of religious extremism that came about recently we are definitely going to ban it. sri lankan muslims who make up about 9 percent of the population feel the ban as an attack on their community. i myself. often advocate for these i don't get it myself but i do at the cape like obviously. he she missed him on the lies to be able to get what she wants the government trying to enforce a dress code on the main. difference between the. fingers on the right so much that what she wants be the short dress that she wants to or you know if she wants to cover her face. the sri lankan government has a strained relationship with its muslim citizens in a practice that only ended last month hundreds of muslims who died of cope at 19 were forcibly cremated despite their family's pleas

being the buddhist trainer as they call him is a lot more than just being a normal football coach so rough around it think is learn all that stuff and everyone else is available you have got some available knowledge was not available was not available so run it's the man i think all right mark meadows from sports thank you for that update. ok before we go we have some images for you of the world's largest religious gathering taking place in india hindu pilgrims from across the country have taken a dip in the holy river ganges to mark the most auspicious day of the festival at dawn hundreds of thousands gathered by the riverbank in how did the war to take the plunge and one of the several days of the next month authorities are expecting 2500000 people to gather for the festival because of a pandemic though the government asked can curtail the festivities and negative test certificates are in theory compulsory. coming up next on news asia we look back at the fukushima catastrophe and find out why an official inquiry called it a disaster made in japan. and solace for the disasters of su

some shops in sri lanka a relatively rare sight in public but a government minister in the majority buddhist country has announced plans to ban them altogether. yesterday i signed a cabinet paper to ban the burka it affects our national security directly. and the old days muslim women and girls never wore the burka it is a sign of religious extremism that came about recently we are definitely going to ban it. and he said sri lankan muslims who make up about 9 percent of the population feel the ban as an attack on their community. i myself and often advocate for this case i read it myself but i do at the cape like obviously. the she mostly modern life to be able to be a what she wants the government trying to enforce a dress code on the meaning if any plea. in this on the rights of women they are watching laws being the short dress that she wants to or even if she wants to cover her face the sri lankan government has a strained relationship with its muslim citizens in a practice that only ended last month hundreds of muslims who died of cope at 19 were forcibly cremated despite their family's

alexander gast they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa or a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation in a disciplined ation of our problems we all sought orders you were caught european context as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our hand. to meet these people in the film. it was such a. mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and does this like an internal movement. who we were uses powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done right now humans would be able

gast they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa for a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation and to support of our problems we all sought orders as you were european contacts as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our hand. to meet these people in the film. it was such a. mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and does this like an internal movement. who we were uses powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done right now humans would be able to preserve

alexander gast they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa or a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation and disappeared taishan of our problems we all sought orders as you were caught european contacts as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our hand. to meet these people in the film. it was such a mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and as like an internal movement. who we were used as powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done for right now humans would be a

indeed it is nato because nato now has a permanent military presence in eastern europe on buses western buddhists and that is a major file ation all the agreements of 997 between nato and russia it is not russia which has a russian led military alliance on for example america's vote or jody's all britains oda so in fact the who is in the coats of nato but then night and the german foreign minister a not sincere when they say that they want to fall in relations they understand the level the atrocious level of relations between 8 and russia and they know that if there is to be a folk then nato has to take the 1st step so we can dismissal the german foreign minister said as many. again russia will not tolerate any sort of suggestion a hole or suggestion that the boat is in russia's quote russia stipulates night super quiet and so that's before in relations firstly nato we drove its military forces phone the west from the west and. russia and secondly moscow who stipulates tonight's eye night soz leads us in particular to south america presence of rights and western military look not seek the admissi

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past like star way came with their 1st say that the present moment is an illusion lake you know the buddhists would have believed us i think yes absolutely in a sense we live slightly in the past so my brain takes some time to process the words that you are speaking so so there's certainly a delay there but it's a very short delay and it's a delay that doesn't seem to have a significant impact on how we interact with the environment but absolutely we're we have this processing delay just like a computer has a delay or we're in a zoo meeting there can be a delay because the signal is going up to a saddle and back down so sometimes you can feel that delay or perceive that delay but generally speaking the present is thought of as a as a bounded amount of time maybe a half a 2nd maybe a 2nd and we sort of process information that's happening within that period of time all at once so i think. our sense of time is absolutely focused on the present and that's what we mean when we say we have a sense of the flow of time but most of our time we can also be thinking about the future in the present or t

retain their crown they've drawn big spending pakistan's imo in a repeat of last season's final the buddhist league has other representatives but received dortmund are also up against a financial powerhouse manchester city but the 1st leg to be played in england in the other ties rael madrid play liverpool and porto take on chelsea the quarter finals begin on april 6th. bundesliga football now in the friday night match up saw 2nd place leipzig travel to beautiful as a team trying to stay clear of relegation took until the 2nd half for livestock to break through marcel sabots or tap the ball into the net for a one no lead to any olmo provided the assist the 46 minutes now was all live signee did the win puts them within a point of 1st place byron playing on saturday. now in italy the story of a female volleyball player has sparked outrage after she lost her job for getting pregnant. someone needed to ignite a spark volleyball athlete lara luly was that someone it took her about 2 years after the fact though the fact that she was let go for being pregnant. on international women's day earlier

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carved out of the rock by buddhist monks more than a 1000 years ago these caves and balmier national park are now home to some of of ghana stands poorest people the government says there squatters. but those living like this say they have nowhere else to go. muhammad makes his living collecting scrap metal but it's barely enough to feed his family only once a day though not normal hunger there are no jobs we don't have any other place and i don't have the means to build a house on the government to provide us with shelter. when i'm still in the daily life is grim. there are no toilets burning wood for heat makes it difficult to breathe and insects are ever present as is the fear the taliban might come back. from this i'm. not a little misty the taliban is a problem for us there is fighting 24 hours a day and people are in trouble they're not safe and there's no security you don't know. her worries are valid these communities live near the site of the bombing on bhutto's giant stone carvings from of ghana stands rich previous slum it passed in 20016 months before 911 the taliban decla

now me and miles most powerful buddhist monks association has called on the military to end its violent crackdown the government appointed organization has accused an armed minority of torturing and killing innocent civilians the u.n. says 149 people have been killed while the association of assistance for political prisoners says it's higher more 200 several more people were killed in protests on wednesday and china has renewed its call for the center to protect its people and companies in myanmar more than 30 chinese backed factories were torched on sunday scott idlib reports. a mother grieving for her son a scene that is now becoming more frequent across myanmar. 17 year old car my hay was one of 74 people killed on sunday the worst day of violence in the 6 weeks of protests. the medical student was caught in the crackdown by security forces on the outskirts of young gone and we medical doctors initiated the civil disobedience movement from a nearly time now and life has been sacrificed so i'm sure we as the medical community will not step back from the fight we will fight until the

images posted online show several severely injured people, including a buddhist monk. at least two men were killed in yangon, while a woman was shot dead in mandalay. earlier, jonathan head, our south—east asia correspondent, gave us more details on the situation in myanmar today. we now have a total of eight dead, three overnight, in different parts of yangon, with a lot of people seriously injured, and you could argue the circumstances are the same at night time, obviously a lot more chaotic. big rallies today in mandalay, it is a stronghold of anti—coup feeling, they had a general strike. they were going most of the day, and then towards the end of the protest, suddenly you heard this whiplash of high velocity bullets being fired into the crowd, and they are still basically assessing how many people have died and how many may well die later because of the severity of their injuries. essentially, the pattern is that wherever there is a confrontation with the security forces, without really any warning at some point the security forces will fire directly into the

of you on them as a muslim in the buddhist movement and you want to undermine him as a so you got a cheer in admitting what are just going to say to me again and to i don't know that i'm just going to. when i had a lot of you have to show how lonely i know that make having to find something to give money to someone going to find something to put ok nicer than one of them are just making a bunch of them about. we put a horror nobody put out even on you know console decided. i was amused if you saw how could i could only do not just pick the music i want to or watch it our son was a movie actor for everybody those of us we had she. anyway i mean us have a lot i mean it used to have it's just now it's our nice little cafe and needles are we have some money put aside i took it from us of course packing want to finish i'm sure until now for what it calls for less than a year from. the middle he said there's no more explicit how much i love you and yet you know we don't want to try because it would already but but was talking about going directly to the start of the clock because they want to g

gast they each share their perspectives from the bottom of the ocean from outer space africa for a buddhist monastery. we lived too long in isolation in a disciplined ation of our problems we all sought orders you were caught european contacts as an african context but to understand that everything going on right now is connected to other questions out of people out of settings i think this is an important angle. can the earth be saved the film showcases potential solutions a complete change of direction would be sensible continued over exploitation and unmitigated growth would certainly spell our hand. to meet these people in the film. it was such a mind opener to see you you don't have to wait until something changes you can do it by yourself and then you meet r.s. and then you meet again others and does this like an internal movement. who we were uses powerful imagery to show what's at stake for humanity especially well done is the combination of different viewpoints on one central issue but there are also moments of hopefulness with a combined effort done for right now humans would be a

thoughts it took him years of therapy to get better and a long struggle to get financial support from the buddhists we have. today seeking his own peace he wants to leave the born this way and work on this apple farm. the afghanistan mission will never end for me never very hard and when i look at the media today and i see that afghanistan is once again ruled by the taliban that peace treaties are being signed with the taliban then i ask myself where the seriousness is where is the promise that we made to the afghans there's not much left of it. hopes that someday they will be peace in afghanistan so that his sacrifice was not in vain. earlier i spoke to the german lawmaker you're going hard to his the foreign policy spokesperson for the conservative c.d.u. and c.s.u. parties i asked him how uncertainty over the exact date of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is affecting germany's decision to stay in the country we want to go super nice lists u.s. decisions on that and secretary blinken told our foreign minister yesterday at brussels on radio and nato conference us taking it this it will take i

and generations all generations are involved in this people of all ages all professions i mean to see buddhist monks and and muslim clerics walking side by side bankers construction workers educators health care workers it is extraordinary to see the unity within this country these people being killed being attacked and increasing numbers of them being detained we have the democratically elected politicians we've got lots of protesters now in constant custody tell me what we know about the fate of those detainees i believe there are a top reports of torture. we don't know a lot because they are being detained in various locations this is very secretive and by the way this is very very widespread this net that has been. gilded here by the by the regime of course we know that the most famous leaders. when me and 10 others leaders of the country are in detention but there are people from all walks of life that are being terrorized arrested in the middle of the night taken places where their families don't know conditions they don't know charges they don't know you've been doing this job for about

indeed it is nato because nato now has a permanent military presence in eastern europe on buses western buddhists and that is a major file ation all the agreements of 997 between nato and russia it is not russia which has a russian led military alliance on for example america's vote or jody's all britains oda so in fact the who is in the coats of nato but then nato and the german foreign minister a not sincere when they say that they want to fall in relations they understand the level the atrocious level of relations between 8 and russia and they know that if there is to be a folk then nato has to take the 1st step so we can dismissal the german foreign minister said as many. again russia will not tolerate any sort of suggestion a hauler suggestion that the boat is in russia's quote russia stipulates night super quiet and so that's before in violation firstly nato we drove its military forces phone the west from the west and. russia and secondly moscow who stipulates some nights i need sos leaders in particular. presence of rights and western military look not seek the admission into its ranks of

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past like star way came with their 1st say that the present moment is an illusion lake you know the buddhists would have believed us i think yeah absolutely in a sense we live slightly in the past so my brain takes some time to process the words that you are speaking so so there's certainly a delay there but it's a very short delay and it's a delay that doesn't seem to have a significant impact on how we interact with the environment but absolutely we're we have this processing delay just like a computer has a delay or we're in a zoo meeting there can be a delay because the signal is going up to a saddle and back down so sometimes you can feel that delay or perceive that delay but generally speaking the present is thought of as a as a bounded amount of time maybe a half a 2nd maybe a 2nd and we sort of process information that's happening within that period of time all at once so i think. our sense of time is absolutely focused on the present and that's what we mean when we say we have a sense of the flow of time but most of our time we can also be thinking about the future in the present or

fong was the 1st transgender commander in the german army the buddhists there on this international transgender day of visibility her story shows how much has changed for gay and trans people pursuing a career in the military but it was a long and challenging road to acceptance. putting on make up has become a part of her every day routine anastasio be falling is a lieutenant colonel in the german army and a transgender woman. i am transgender and i decided it for 42 actually leave my male life behind that doesn't mean at 40 i realized that i was a woman it's just that was the point of my life or decided to actually move into that direction was consequently coming out as a transgender woman came after 20 years of military service to anastasio own surprise it wasn't a stumbling block in her career shortly after her sex change surgery she became a commander in charge of $700.00 soldiers sergeant major dietmar shared a met anastasio be filing after her gender reassignment for him honest as he is just another fellow soldier. in the queue but i just accept that people are the way they are and that g

as most powerful buddhist monks association has called on the military to end its violent crackdown the government appointed organization has accused an armed minority of torturing and killing innocent civilians the u.n. says 149 people have now been killed while the assistance association for political prisoners says the toll is much higher and more than $200.00 and several more people were killed in protests on wednesday. activists in indonesia say rising religious intolerance is having an effect on schools according to human rights watch female students are under growing pressure ted hears a religious stress codes in many cases it's led to young girls being bullied and traumatized by teaches jesco washington has casa. in wissam ultra in the city of padang this public school is at the center of a debate about religious freedom in indonesia after administrators trying to force a christian student to wear a headscarf. her story went viral when her father posted it on social media. teaches at the school deny forcing students but say they simply encourage them to where it goodnight differ

and religion data protection law, including women's right —— limiting women's rights to marry a non—buddhist males. this was a very racist and gendered law that targeted women and it has not changed yet. so the women, over several decades, have been suffering and many come up by the military, all this accumulation of suffering and experiencing of the women, so women are the ones leading the protests in most cases and are using ourfemininity... you know, the women are using their own scarves basically to use against the patriarchal, misogynistic military —— skirts. patriarchal, misogynistic military -- skirts. ., ~' , patriarchal, misogynistic military -- skirts. ., ~ , . -- skirts. thank you very much indeed, thank _ -- skirts. thank you very much indeed, thank you. _ hundreds of protesters demanding justice for george floyd have been marching through the us city of minneapolis, on the eve of the trial of a white policeman charged with his murder. protesters carried a mock coffin and black lives matter signs, on a march through the city. mr floyd died in minneapolis in may last year, aft

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indeed it is nato because nato now has a permanent military presence in eastern europe on buses western buddhists and that is a major file ation all the agreements of $997.00 between nato and russia it is not russia which has a russian led military alliance on for example america's vote or jody's or britain's oda so in fact the who is in the coats of nato but then nato and the german foreign minister a not sincere when they say that they want to fall in relations they understand the level the atrocious level of relations between 8 and russia and they know that if there is to be a folk then nato has to take the 1st step so we can dismissal the german foreign minister said as many propaganda and russia will not tolerate any sort of suggestion a hole or suggestion that the boat is in russia's quote russia stipulates nato troop acquirements for that to be a full in relations firstly nato we draw was its military forces on the west from the old west and pulls out all of russia and secondly moscow who stipulates in a tight nato as late as in particular of course america presence of rights in the wester

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called textbook ethnic cleansing forced nearly a 1000000 to flee into neighboring bangladesh in 2017 the buddhist majority myanmar government has for years denied citizenship to the mainly muslim are. they often described as the largest stateless ethnic group in the world. india's hindu nationalist government of prime minister narendra modi has repeatedly asked state and territory governments to deport what is estimated to be tens of thousands of bringing a who have sought refuge in the country it says the ring of our security threat. rights groups have long urged india to observe international human rights law which prohibits sending refugees back to places where their lives are in danger. my son and daughter in law went to buy something only my daughter in law came back on my son was taken away. there are reports of dozens of rigging being held at a makeshift holding center at a jail in jamu in preparation for them being returns to myanmar. and they did it in person but if their family members they can stay with them. in the holding center with the security situation which has long been dangero

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and generations all generations are involved in this people of all ages all professions i mean to see buddhist monks and and muslim clerics walking side by side bankers construction workers educators health care workers it is extraordinary to see the unity within this country these people being killed being attacked and increasing numbers of them being detained we have the democratically elected politicians we've got lots of protesters now in custody custody tell me what we know about the fate of those detainees i believe they're a top of torture. we don't know a lot because they are being detained in various locations this is very secretive and by the way this is very very widespread this net that has been. gilded here by the by the regime of course we know that the most famous leaders. when me and 10 others leaders of the country are in detention but there are people from all walks of life that are being terrorized arrested in the middle of the night taken places where their families don't know conditions they don't know charges they don't know you've been doing this job for about a year now