i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us. india has been wracked by more violent protests over a controversial citizenship law the legislation fast tracks refugees from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan but excludes muslims critics say that undermines the constitutional right of equality for all and opponents of prime minister narendra modi wants to remold the world's biggest democracy as a hindu state. police fire a volley of tear gas. their target student protesters holed up inside the capital's prestigious jimmy amelia islamic university they are demanding that their government rescind a contentious new citizenship law. critics say the law discriminates against muslims by only granting indian citizenship to non muslim refugees from neighboring countries. after trading rocks at the police. the student demonstrators finally surrender with their hands aloft. and are ushered on to buses a destination unknown. does cause almost a bit of property does go to some. people motorcycles on fire storms on us and we have. only invest

i bring coffee it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with a story of death squads that allegedly silence the voices of dissent in the name of the president known as europe's last dictator in the former republic of belarus 3 opposition politicians disappeared without a trace 20 years ago bella ruse has been ruled by president alexander lukashenko for more than 2 decades his tight grip on power enabled by his pro russia stance and his 0 tolerance for dissent now the missing men include a former interior minister this man you see right here yuri go there was speculation at the time that the president had ordered his and others assassinations now in an exclusive interview w. news has spoken with a man who says that he was a member of the death squad that murdered. yuri graff ski is living in a central european country and is seeking asylum there in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it's still not known wha

for us to act now will be a strong and that's been a strong advocate for marine protection. around the world. the most alarming problem for the seychelles waters is rising temperatures warmer cities have bleached many of the coral reefs damaging areas of natural beauty for a country that relies on its fishing and tourism industries the impending disaster could cost many people their jobs. and in this response above the problems of climate change yet we are vulnerable. in fact if you were different the fight would have been different the seychelles is working on a solution a government led initiative is turning one 3rd of the country's territorial waters an area the size of germany into protected zones the zones stretching out from the countries in iraq looms and darker group islands aim to limit human activity and thus make marine life more resilient. marine scientists from the university of oxford and the nekton institute have been examining the seychelles waters. there was a incredible diversity an abundance of fish especially in protected areas like a dobra which shows a

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star sees a warning that high winds and scorching temperatures could make the emergency aid in the us. and in germany's bundesliga the big question lingers who will come out on top of the table before the players go on holiday we will discuss which teams have the best chance to take the lead. di manuscripts mackinnon thanks so much for joining us india has seen fresh protests against a controversial new system ship nor despite a government ban on the public gatherings in the capsule delhi demonstrators took to the streets with the slogan don't be silent don't be violent more than a dozen people have been killed in clashes with authorities and police say more than 600 people have been arrested the new law gives illegal immigrant. this led religious persecution a chance to apply to indian citizenship but it does not apply to muslims critics calling it discrimination and say the law violates india's secular constitution. and for more let's bring in correspondent niemi should die as well who's in delhi in the show reports are suggesting that more people have died in these protests can you

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toiletries whatever items that can be useful and helpful to us that's what we're appealing for i hope we receive help. from sun phones powerful winds rex have a conceptual provinces in central philippines the same part of the country where thousands of people died when it was hit by typhoon haiyan 6 years ago. damage from fon fon blocked roads and cut communication lines there are reports of people taking shelter in the region's airports. now that the storm has passed for those who are returning home the job of cleaning up and rebuilding their lives has begun although the philippines is hit by storms several times a year typhoon fan phone has made this christmas one that will be remembered. and earlier we spoke to richard gordon of the red cross in the philippines he told us about the aftermath of the storm so far and how those affect. by the typhoon are dealing with it people are beginning to go back to their role. and after the onslaught of the typhoon last night and the other night but really a lot of people have lost their homes. the people in the coastal areas they really got to

tend use of past but these people students have not and may never hear hear. they cannot forget the murderers who took away their loved ones. but today justice has been done for them they are hereby convicted and sentenced to suffer the bend of the of imprisonment. 29 of the suspects now face life imprisonment or decades in jail but dozens of others are still at large the following accused who are found to have acted the atrocity in 2009 the worst political in the history of the philippines $58.00 people were killed over a half of them journalists in the province of much indeed now police found mutilated bodies in mass graves prepared ahead of the murder one body was never found. they took away my one and only father he was my dad the one who used to bring me to school and pick me up and provide for whatever i needed to power to cover their lives. they have not made a public apology some kind of admission of guilt i want to hear that. in sound already made. the region had long been governed by family but in a provincial election they were challenged by a rival

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god this is the mother of the universe and all that gives us and he was somehow kind of mother us the life it's once you i don't think so ok and you know some difficulties because of the opposition have said they will stop sacrificing animals so do you hope that you can change people's minds or do you think that authorities are going to have to step in and enforce this yes we need to stand the people's mind because of our long being made to do this time did not simply 5 the number of sickly i descend has been dropped companies in the previous post will have to work on the ground and as well as government events they don't want to get stuck this kind of is the one we know a lot of the one i think ok so they have stress that president of the federation of animal welfare nepal thank you very much for joining us. thank you so much. sri lanka is heading for new elections early next year after president got the buyer rajapaksa announced he is suspending parliament since one thing to victory in elections last month but a fox that is looking to ride the wave of popularity has promised to make

reminds us and urges us and places us on that the obligation each and every one of us to be figurative and to preserve humanity and to protect our neighbors dignity. because it is as primo levi once said who was born 100 years ago in touraine who survived auschwitz as a forced labor and later it's at root it happened therefore it can happen again. and of code and that is why we must not close our eyes and ears when people are being thoroughly abused humiliated or isolated we have to stand up and take each year with and hopefully disagree with those queenside other people to hatred and promote prejudices against people of a different faith or a different origin and part in parcel of the responsibility that the bear is remembrance we must never forget we cannot draw a line nor can we allow a trivialization of the holocaust or to use it to put it in the words of the auschwitz survivor and former president of the international affairs committee nor who and i quote memory is like water it is vitally important and it finds a path of its own seeking new spaces making its way towards other peo

looking into the impeachment inquiry for us thank you so much for joining us here in studio thank you. in new zealand police say any attempt to recover bodies from monday's volcanic eruption has to wait because the island is too dangerous to set foot on poisonous gases are venting from the volcano when the island is covered in acidic ash the bodies of 9 people are thought to be on 22 survivors are being treated in the hospital many of them have severe burns earlier we spoke with auckland based journalist congress upon a meta she told us about the condition of those who were injured in the eruption the number of people killed by the white island eruption has increased to 6 with a patient at a hospital and often succumbing to their injuries for australian victims have been identified and confirmed including mother daughter and there are 1200000 square centimeter substance in enough for the ongoing needs of the patients coming to new zealand from the united states 30 patients remain in burns units across new zealand 22 of whom still need airway support the nature of the burn suffered it'

law make use of calls from us got to step down immediately to the much investigation can proceed. find out more now with our brussels correspondent barbara good morning to you barbara the european parliament will be taking up the situation in malta today could we see sanctions against the c.u. member state. at least they will be calling for a sanctions because they're losing patience they've been dealing with this case for more than 2 years now i mean all this happened in 2017 and still there is no clarity about really what happened and they do fear that the government is about to cover its traces because somehow the investigation doesn't really proceed in the court seems to be working more and more slowly so they are calling for changes in the league of framework in the country there is no real separation of powers the prime minister can nominate the chief of police the chief of the judiciary and the chief of the prosecution he might as well do all these 3 jobs by himself so that is one thing they're calling for and the european commission is supposed to open infringement procedu

from capitol hill welcome alexandra to talk us through what's happening today. so i think it's very telling how the morning started in the chamber only minutes after the house convenes the republicans presented a motion to adjourn they knew that they are not going to be successful but they did it anyway it's part of their strategy of for a just to wring their protest against impeachment so that's what we are going to see today more disruptions. in the house of representatives and a number of very interesting question is if we are going to see a vote strictly on party lines so far only 2 democrats say they are going to vote against impeachment but maybe there will be more deflections so those are the things that will be watching for and will this all be decided today and if the president is impeached what happens is that. if the house of representatives impeach the president we are going to see trial in the senate next year and of course it will be interesting if there will be any surprises there so far it's not very likely that there will be a 2 thirds majority

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without us, they are nothing. helena: dw correspondent nimisha has been to one of the protest and sent us this. nimisha: massive protests have broken out again in the national capital. we are at one of the biggest mosques in the country and protesters have turned out and -- italy force -- in force to speak out against the controversial citizenship amendment act. but this is not the first time that a protest is in delhi. the act was passed over a week ago in parliament and there have been protest almost every day. they are also not restricted to new delhi. yesterday protest broke out across 10 states. pepermissions wewere not grantnr manyny of these prototest, but people have ststill turned out. permissions were not granted for this protest either, which is why there is also heavy security deployment on the ground. the police has been criticized over the last week for using excessive force. the example of the university in new delhi stands out, where last weekend students allege police deployed excessive force, bea

tell us new zealand coping with this tragedy. it's been very rough for the country it reminds many of the christchurch meska earlier this year and a similar health and safety disaster in 22 i presume by his office as a result the prime minister has announced a minute it's a monday to relief and yet the next actually a week but it's off to journalist peter kenzie bringing us up to date there from new zealand thank you. now a new u.n. report is accusing security forces in chile of serious human rights violations against protesters over the last 2 months including killings torture sexual abuse and use of excessive force on friday demonstrators went out on the streets again many of them protesting the police's use of crowd control and nation against demonstrators. but it's become a rallying symbol in chile the eyepatch hundreds of people have suffered i injuries from police pellets during months of protests now a un report joins human rights organizations in their condemnation but for the victims it means little. was one thing for th

i use my time in lead time. now there's help for the helpers some volunteers to be called been sated for about 20 days worth of income lost while fighting the recent fires. as this is a very prolonged for a sleaze this is putting additional demands on our firefighters in particular and it means that the turnouts in the call outs have been far more extensive than in previous years going well and beyond and above what is normally expected of those who are engaged in volunteer services. already public servants have been pledged additional leave to join the fight. with a strain these some are just getting started the country needs more helping hands to step up to the challenge. and joining me now from sydney is james morris he's a spokesman for the new south wales rural fire service thanks so much for being on our program well there's been a bit of good news for the volunteer firefighters with the government saying they are now going to be paid just how much of a difference is this going to make to their lives. it's

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us. well back with family and friends ukrainian and russian backed separatists prisoners were reunited with their loved ones after a major exchange between the 2 sides among those released captives who had been in the tension since hostilities broke out in 2014 now the swap follows an agreement between russia and ukraine brokered by germany and france. home for the new year dozens of joy for unions played out on the kiev airports tama many of the captives hadn't same friends or family for years on hand i visibly moved president flawed to me is the lenski he great to the exchange during talks with russia's vladimir putin earlier this month. as we deliver on our promises so these people will celebrate new year with their loved ones with their parents and children at home just each night. and this is the moment prisoners were frayed earlier on sunday russian backed separatists late ukrainian prisoners go at a checkpoint in the country's aist the men were lined up to be collected by the red c

it's good to have you with us china death sentences than the rest of the world combined that is what human rights organizations suspect the official numbers are kept secret that sentence is a way fault of these to show their commitment to law and order oftentimes suspects in violent or disturbing crimes have a high risk of being sentenced to death even if they're innocent. met a group of men who have been through this. the foreman didn't expect anything when police showed up at their homes one evening in 20022 years earlier a gruesome murder that happened near their village. pub one of the new woman i think they suspected the culprits lived in our village they came and just arbitrarily took people from there we weren't even hanging out together at the time you were over the deal in other words i see one on this was a he didn't say much they just said immediately you're the one who did it so therefore we're ultimately found guilty of killing a young man and raping and killing a young woman her body was found cut into pieces and wrapped in a plastic bag full of today nothing reminds on

us hi ana tell us more about sentiment who is this well the interest in her and actually comes because she is this young female rising star of politics so 84 years old. well she's what you need to know is that she's the now of the youngest serving prime minister in the world previously it was ukraine's alexy hunch at oak and we know that there are a few other young leaders around the world that just into her and in new zealand or as the boston courts in austria but even as a very left leaning for press of social democrats she's also known as the adamant defender of those social welfare system and a free education she comes herself from a very modest background which she often points out in interviews and she also has same sex parents so she has taken all these like minority questions also very seriously she's also a very different kind of politician than the former prime minister she's now replacing being also just young very out there politician she does a lot of politics kind of on social media in the public debates and not behind closed doors like the 50 something year olds that's o

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us later today u.s. lawmakers will be taking an historic vote on whether to start impeachment process. things against president trump the democrat controlled house of representatives is expected to back the move setting in motion the 3rd impeachment of an american president now hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have been rallying across the country calling for the president to be removed from office among them protesters in new york's times square backing the move by house democrats. well meanwhile the president has attacked the impeachment proceedings in a furious 6 page letter to house speaker nancy pelosi the president accuse a top democrat of declaring quote open war on american democracy they also claim the democrats were bringing suffering to the republic for their own selfish personal political and partisan game a washington correspondent alexander phenomena has been following the story and in this report she traces the path to impeachment a story today on capitol hill just a 3rd time the hou

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us later today u.s. lawmakers will be taking an historic vote on whether to start impeachment proceedings against president donald trump the democratic controlled house of representatives is expected to back the move. setting in motion the 3rd ever impeachment of an american president on his of thousands of demonstrators have been rallying across the country calling for the president to be removed from office among them protesters in new york's times square back in the move by house democrats. meanwhile the president has attacked the impeachment proceedings in a furious 6 page letter to house speaker nancy pelosi the president accused the top democrat of declaring quote open war on american democracy they also claim the democrats were bringing suffering to quote the republic for their own selfish personal political and partisan gain our washington correspondent always on a phenomena has been following the story from the very beginning and in this report she traces the path to impeachment and historic day

i'm lame glad you can join us germany has objected strongly to u.s. sanctions against the north stream to gas pipeline from russia to germany the sanctions target companies involved in the construction of the pipeline which runs under the baltic sea washington says north will give russia too much power over europe and its offering its own gas as an alternative. the gas pipeline has just 300 kilometers to go this signature aims to stop it dead in the water the new u.s. law imposes sanctions against companies building the pipeline washington says north stream 2 will make germany too dependent on russian energy none of your business says german vice chancellor scholtz. sanctions constitute serious interference in the internal affairs of germany and europe and of our own sovereignty we have checked to them in the strongest terms moreover this behavior is entirely in comprehensible and is not at all appropriate between friends and nato allies. the sanctions target companies like swiss based all sees it operate ships that lay pipelines at sea but because th

president use the power of his office to official acts. relax. the release of hundreds of millions of dollars in the church. and the white house meeting with . russian russian. to undermine our national security. integrity or election. and still. but the democrats also showed they were prepared to work with the president house democrats and the white house announced a deal on a modified north american trade pact this hence trump a major capitol hill when something the president himself calls the silver lining to impeachment thank you in new zealand police say any attempt to recover bodies from monday's volcanic eruption must wait because the island of phuket is too dangerous to set foot on poisonous gases are venting from the volcano in the island is covered in a city gosh bodies of 9 people are thought to be. 22 survivors are being treated in hospital many of them have severe burns. well joining us now from auckland new zealand is journalist caruso paramita curser how are police handling the recovery operation. well terry today volcanic activity

using so it will be very hard for them to go ahead on monday might use what you to god. the bible says they're upping the trust of the liturgy to keep to the expectation to empower the country security forces at a time when general elections are due to take place next year and african union troops have been in the country for almost more than one decade now are supposed to exist the country so the government wants to support its security sector reform to be able to contain this insurgency and secure the country ok i think there's a lot at stake somali journalist abdul aziz below thanks for that time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in a lebanon hundreds of protesters rallied outside the home of the country's new prime minister demonstrators fired flares and demanded the resignation of has sandia who is backed by hezbollah was lebanon is facing its worst political crisis in decades protests against corruption and mismanagement have gripped the country since october. algeria's president. has named an educator and diplomat as pri

being our methods and also give us some examples give us some examples what are your definitions. the methods of the forestry. minister this for a time it's not. a road. of protection hurting it renewable energies like many grits and also all of. those which are using it as wood and how is it being received by the people it is this interim he received very well by the people and the people saw how they could really get much in our outcome and how they clicked with their lightening it certainly did that up their lives in the village how they learn in the evening when their villages were lighted how they could keep the. foodstuffs fresh when they put who them nutritious and so on ok now quickly before you go what role should the international community ple in helping the region deal with the effects of climate change that for sure the initial community should step up very much planning finance flaws for these measures for the adaptation to climate change but it is very important also to ensure that the net of the climate finance is really in reaching the communities that the interna

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zealand thanks very much for coming in for us can you tell us about the moment of silence where you are today absolutely a moment of silence was held today at 11 pm new zealand fine exactly a week after the eruption of the watch file by minister just under a moment of silence she and her kevin of were meeting in the new zealand singe building at. at the same time hundreds were making it to monica but i. doubt courses. and they were followed by thousands around the country honoring the tragedy. the foreign minister of australia plane is also in the country to commemorate the tragedy. 2 bodies have yet to be recovered and just how dangerous is is the search operation that's underway now so jeanne is science the central government will agency which coordinates. scientific and geologic who writes the face of the country and says that another explosion another option is on mightly within the next $2440.00 i doubt it's that since the eruption risk or tried it once while and remains that they will so that's 2 out of school 5 vehicles and it's the same little that it was silent was at immed

is on location and sent us this update. a festive lie has descended into question in hong kong a tear gas return to the streets lots of protesters turned out for demonstrations out shopping malls across the city tonight but the riot police tom into the shopping centers a quickly to disperse crowds because they accuse them of attending illegal or simply the rounds of the rounds of tear gas rubber bullets and other kinds of protest house of worship throughout the night and some protesters even they flew past show bombs and other objects the police because some even found allies branch in order to express the ngo to us police crackdown on one of the fundraisers in recent days so ho ho people are definitely have no silence night on christmas eve many of the shops were closed at his peak c.s.m. and the may be more precious as more protests are planned on upcoming holidays. so paris is iconic notre dame cathedral will not be holding a christmas mass this year for the 1st time since the french revolution french government pledged

he was obsoleted see the us produces liquid for charlie m. gas using the fracking method because in footprint is worse than color and they have trouble selling its hair on the european market because they aren't competitive that develops peace and whatever the u.s. motives president trump says he will sign the bill into law and implemented as soon as possible. all right let's go to washington now i'm joined by a correspondent all the virtualities on the story for us this evening good evening to you all over it will take a while until this bill is passed and the construction in the baltic sea is completely finished i mean the decision for sanctions seems to come at a at the very last minute moment what is the u.s. having to achieve with this that. well the core argument brant that we've heard also in the report is a germany makes itself more dependent on russian gas imports and that's fair to say to a certain extent because according to some estimates the amount of gas imported from russia to germany would double once this pipeline starts oper

among the touching my good to have you with us. a baronet's government death squad was responsible for the disappearance of 3 opposition leaders 20 years ago that was when alexander lukashenko started consolidating his hold in power in the former soviet republic but those allegations come from a man who claims to have been a member of the death squad today look at shanker belarus with an iron fist the country is described as europe's last dictatorship in a moment i'll talk to our correspondent who got this exclusive but 1st here's his report. living in a central european country seeking asylum there. in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it's still not known what happened to them on the evening of may the 7th 1909 yuri's a her ranko parked his car here near the old fire house in minsk and was never seen again. at that time the former interior minister was

a moment that she might get to have you with us. in india there's no letup to mass protests of a new citizenship law that critics say is anti muslim despite a police ban of large gatherings thousands of people have been demonstrating across the country for more than a week 10 protesters have been killed in clashes with the targeteers and more than 4000 have been invested the controversial office an easy opponents to indian citizenship for non recent migrants from neighboring countries india's home minister has called a crisis meeting to discuss the on best. for the very latest let me draw in correspondent she's based in mumbai welcome gonna tell us what the latest situation is like in india for the kind of people who are coming out on the streets and protesting despite a ban in place. of welcome but other nationwide protests all over the country the protests in mumbai and anybody that goes to to find it doesn't get this city and they're all kinds of people there all those kinds of citizens from all walks of life just as dr was teach

joins us from kampala uganda hello julia tell us how the events unfolded during the day. now according to the organizers which is the government anyways they've been very successful prison jory must have invited it was a radio and the road welcome with thousands of people until they made it to the independence grounds all of them he told them that corruption was a very big problem when you good point 986. the problem is to the problem of corruption he say he is a rich man but he has most any chord from anyone but you cues as his ministers and several government officials are being very corrupt and this is with this kind of awareness and having all your guns but it's become finally a fight corruption and you got. the opposition clearly had a problem with this than they about the police stopped them from. much then into. that suddenly hoping we so for a time presidential candidate opposition figure. to move from his home. where we understand to his office and the police bloke who was actually towed back to his home and now these opposition figures see that this is the more

the un have done nothing for us here. but when the school says it is not deployed to wage a war its mission is twofold to protect civilians and stabilize d.s.e. state institutions despite the protests the un has pulled along with its mandate for another year but they also outlined an exit strategy. the 3 members of the african members of the us that would have the council welcomed the request for the last year to work with the as the government to develop benchmarks that had to be met for the successful and responsibly hand over. to the d.r.s. the government it is vital got in this regard that would draw a lot of money based on the positive evolution of the situation on the ground and a successful meeting of those benchmarks in preparation for this handover the security council agreed to a proposition by the d.s.e. government did difficulties elite group the idea of focusing the new sco troops in 6 provinces where the presence of forces is deemed necessary is in line with the government's request to concentrate in the pro

can you help us -- walk u us through the prprocess now.w. >> thehere are either one or two black k boxes on board, dependig on the a aircraft. ththis is a a data recorder anda voice recorder. it records everything thatt hahappens on that airircraft ona continuous loop. the authorities,s, the investigatorssill be ablble to put together an exact snapshot of what was hapappening on n tht plane before it finalally crash. they will actctually have allllf the converersations between the pilots and the control tower and the talklk between the pilots ad any otherr noises inside the aircraft. ththey will also have an electronic trail. every switch, every relay, everythihing mechahanical or electric will be recorded as well. they can actually play it back and find out exactly what has happened to the aircraft. >> that was an aviation specialist speaking to us early from the u.k.. we want to turn our attention to australia, where the army has been called to help fight wildfires burning out of control in the country's largest city. authorities are bracing for an extreme heat wave. fire has consumed

right we have to leave it there for the time being but thank you so much for joining us for us on dinner. making. jeff a job have a family and enjoy life it's what most of us want and yet according to the united nations that a systemic body has an issue blocking does able to people from these basic human desires perhaps you know these are just personally perhaps you're disabled yourself or you have a disabled family member in isha one in every 6 persons has a disability today is the united nations international day of us ans with disabilities a day in that empowerment and into city but as this report from myanmar shows there's still a long way to go. calero so so gets the tables ready for banquet at a young gun hotel she has difficulty walking and is one of 13 disabled workers at this hotel. including this cook who is deaf and a floor or 2 as a perspective left leg below the knee and locally i know when i got this job i felt encouraged that i can do something and that i can help support my family. with. this situation is all too rare me m.r. were 85 percent of adults with moderate to sev

and way of glue croft glad you could join us u.k. prime minister boris johnson won last week's snap election promising to get it done and now he has his e.u. withdrawal deal passed the house of commons with room to spare there's still more to do before it becomes law but friday's vote puts the u.k. on course to leave the e.u. on january 31st now the 2 sides will then have until the end of 2020 to strike a trade deal. after winning his historic election victory last week boris johnson said he wanted to heal the nation and in the house of commons he presented his bracks it bill as a step towards that was a time that together as one reinvigorated nation one united kingdom filled with a renewed confidence in our national destiny and determined at last to take advantage of the opportunities but not before us but despite the sweet talking johnson had stripped away many of the sweetness to reason may had added to help them piece support it before the election that raised passions from the opposition . those things that are vanishes not only

this technology was used extensively or is used in chin zhang province to crackdown on the muslim population in that area. this is now being rolled out across the country. at the same time, china's aggressively expanding its use of cctv cameras. brent: you think would be enough to give your address when he wants a new phone number. >> this is taking it to a new level. the cctv cameras, they want 620 6 million across the country by next year. that is one for every two people. -- 626 million next year. brent: are people in the country worried about this? >> that's had a lot of foreign criticism and human rights watch have come out condemning it. but within c china, criticism hs been at a murmur. most of the criticism has been at the use of ththe data and commercial intnterests. who will l pick get targeted by from this data? the reason from -- the reason for lack of criticism i is probably to prompt. there's not much of a platform for people to be critical in china or even debate these issues. second, it is being sold as a positive thing for china that china is a technological global leader, w

give us an update. arpad: a lot of people think a lot of the people responsible for the injustices in the country have not been taken to task or made accountable yet. also, there's two major problems still in the country -- one is depopulation. at least 3 million if not 4 million have left romania to work in the west, especially in romania, and germany, in england, and there's no sign they are coming back. that's one problem. the other problem -- and people are veryry sensitive about this- is the culture of corruption in romania, so people are desperate to try to find honest politicians who will deliver what they promise, and there have been countless demonstrations about corruptions going on. they came to bucharest a number of times to protest about this horrendous situation. dissident democracy, freedom of speech, all that, but there is still a long way to go. laila: are y you optimistic abot the future? >> --arpad: i'm optimistic about the future, but it needs time. it needs another generation. laila

is in madrid for us and joins me now sonia has this summit failed. well i think it's kind of uncertain at this stage where the delegates will really stay at the table till they have an accord or whether they will walk away without an agreement now earlier to press briefing the chilean presidency of the summit was insistent that we'll get an agreement today there are means to be seen what kind of an agreement that could be and it will come through however many campaign groups here in n.g.o.s who have really piled on the pressure on political leaders here in recent weeks to concrete action they are already angry and frustrated some of said the summit has already field in its overarching goal of getting countries especially the big polluters to commit to a mission starts to to cut their carbon emissions which they say is absolutely critical if the world is to avoid critical levels and what are some of the biggest obstacles holding up a decision here. well that have huge divergences between countries on a number of issues now this is you know when it com

it's good to have you with us china has done more death sentences than the rest of the world combined that is a few what human rights organizations suspect the official numbers are kept secret death sentences away fault out of these to show their commitment to law and order often times suspects in violent or disturbing crimes have a high risk of being sentenced to death even if they're innocent. i met a group of men who have been through this. the foreman didn't expect anything when police showed up at their homes one evening in 2000 to 2 years earlier a gruesome murder had happened near their village. i think they suspected the culprits lived in our village they came and just arbitrarily took people from there we weren't even hanging out together at the time you were with the devil another would take you on the. the missiles and they didn't say much they just said immediately you're the one who did it. the poor ultimately found guilty of killing a young man and raping and killing a young woman her body was found cut into pieces and wrapped in a plastic bag for today nothing reminds o

coming to you live from berlin closer to impeachment after months of investigations democrats in the us announced the charges against president all trial they accuse him of abuse of power and obstructing congress he calls which are also coming up more tremors at the volcano in new zealand the activity is hampering efforts to retrieve bodies supposed chilled on monday and fueling fears that another russian could be imminent. tensions rise between moscow and berlin after controversial remarks by vladimir putin over the murder of a former chechen rebel in the german capital and. their well to one of the most recognizable voices of the 19 eighties and nineties marie frederick son of swedish pop duo rock set dies at the age of $61.00. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump is a step closer to becoming only the 3rd u.s. president ever to be impeached democrats in the house of representatives have set the process in motion by announcing 2 articles of impeachment against him they cuse trial of obstructing congress and abusing the power of his office for person

and i wonder if anyone will ever believe us of. even joining us. i thought to myself and i told of to myself. if you don't actually you will have no answer turned you paying his champion the range of renewable energy projects he or she is talking to residents in a long term care center where sunny find her helped install solar panels on the roof the center receives renewable energy certificates for the green power it produces this is by far the largest. charity project we have call founded and this project sponsor was sponsored by taiwan mobile company and come by in the donation effort with over 30000000 individual environmentalist say taiwan still needs to do a lot of work to improve its share of renewable energy there are plans to set up a number of offshore wind farms. but nuclear energy which accounts for about 15 percent of taiwan's electricity remains a contentious issue. the government wants to phase it out though last year a majority of voters said they wanted to keep it in a referendum organized by this man. nuclear week because it is uns

who are us which is a syrian basic human rights organization and he is talking to us from sweden a very good evening sir are you in touch with some of your aid workers there on the ground in syria are they in at the province what are they telling you about the situation on the ground. good evening yes we're in touch with our colleagues on the field and the situation is little and it gets catastrophic brutal continue deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure and homes over 200000 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef $60000.00 children have been displaced since december the inerrant. written mama now is goes down 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced people are struggling to keep up with the hard lights as many of them are already have been displaced before noite know it is thief in. the moment as even camps are being targeted. even though there are no armed groups or mil

good to have you with us. authorities in the somali capital mogadishu say at least 78 people have been killed by a truck bomb the explosion hit during morning rush hour at a busy security checkpoint it's the deadliest attack to rock the smaller capital in years and was. survivors of a massive truck bomb explosion being ferried to hospital out of all the attacks the capital suffered in 2019. this is the worst. i've been here all the beauty of it knocked me to the ground with its force i've never seen such an explosion in my entire life will be much. more mention of that was once the blast took place as i was getting off a minibus. i was on my way to work the short of it my leg got injured some of. the tangled wreckage on saturday morning the people of mogadishu were gearing up for the new working week when the bombers struck. a truck loaded with explosives was detonated at a busy control checkpoint the explosion led to many deaths and injuries. that was. most of those who died here were students who were going

as a battering ram to drive us down the path of yet more deregulation. and so wards i took sick deal with donald trump he didn't draw attention to a surprise in johnson's bill which will limit the negotiating time to just 12 months critics argument will give the prime minister that's room to maneuver in talks johnson says it'll speed things up it is true we depart from the e.u. on the 31st agenda that point breaks it will be done it will be over johnson's mantra during the election was bracks it done but it's unlikely that the argument over britain's place in europe will end with this bill on the new rules books toys home wares and millions of returned or unsold items on amazon or tossed in the trash even if they're perfectly good the abundance of ways has gotten the attention of the german government which now wants to prevent retailers from destroying products they can't sell. these photographs are a testimony to our consumer society christmas lights electric fire as books they were taken in an amazon distribution center in germany and made available b