court then you could could spain of challenge the european court of human rights over this one. this is a decision of the grand chamber of the european court of human rights so it can't be challenged and in fact the grand chamber of the european court of human rights today has actually a very unusual. that she must be released and she will be released i don't have any doubt about that and other people who were. experienced the same problem are going to be released as well of that there's no doubt at all and she gets thirty thousand euros as well so she's richer and she's three thousand euros as well but what do you make an interest free why should she get that money. well the reason she's got that money is because the european court of human rights has said that in effect she was kept in prison longer than she should have been because she received nine years remission from the time she should have spent in prison which was twenty one which would have brought down time tristen to twenty one years and the spanish authorities tried to keep it there longer of course the actual sente

multiple murderess were found in favor of a by the european court of human rights in ways which caused very deep outrage in britain and the problem with the european court is that having been set up to safeguard basic human rights it has now become a militant political organizing which is ensuring a sort of dictatorship of the minority over the routes of the majority in this case in this case of peaceable citizens who do not go about committing murder and like to defend them sort of take a decade is destroyed. all right john long gone from the inside of democracy in cooperation thank you so much for your thoughts here on r.t. and. two other stories now the syrian government has submitted its plan to destroy its chemical weapons meeting an internationally imposed deadline however peace efforts in the country have been dealt a setback nineteen opposition groups are refusing to take part in a long awaited geneva conference which was supposed to bring all sides to the negotiating table for impound an official michael maloof says the rebels including extremist factions have been emboldened

the european court of human rights ruling has spanish web users divided. we take a seat in a daring mountain bike ascent. france, mexico, brazil, and now germany have been victims of the surveillance program. the german magazine has reported the u.s. national security agency has also been listening in on chancellor angela merkel's phone calls. the usa has been quick to deny the allegation, but the story sparked lively debate among german web users. they've taken to social networks in droves. surprisingly, criticism is not directed as much towards the american services as much as angela merkel for waiting until her own phone was tapped before responding to the u.s. spying program. she called barack obama on wednesday demanding answers. many think this is too little, too late and she should have taken steps to protect the people of germany as soon as the revelations came to light in june. others are wondering what was said between and merkel and obama. they seem to think the u.s. president had a laugh at her expense as he reassured her germany was no longer

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movement last week of the european court of human rights ordered spain to lose an appointed member of the armed group in is that del rio who had been in jail for her role in multiple bombings in the one nine hundred eighty s. john laughland from the institute of democracy and corp says at the strasburg court is doing exactly the opposite of what it's supposed to be. but it's incredible isn't it that a european court of human rights should intervene in this way to alleviate the sentence of the woman who has been convicted of the due process of the murder of more than twenty three people this woman is a mass murderer and the idea that a body the european court of human rights which was set up to safeguard citizens against the abuses that could be committed by states against room citizens that such a body should now be as it were in to dealing in favor of people who have themselves ok grossly abused the rights of citizens by murdering them. time now for a quick look at what russia's black sea coast looks like at the moment why well it's almost one hundred days before the grand opening of

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barring an intervention by the european court of human rights, mr. berlusconi is most certain to be out of the senate within weeks. he's unlikely to be back again at least in any official capacity. outside, life continues for people of italy but people in rome feel little sympathy for their former prime minister. >> i hope this is the end. but it's authored perceive it. >> i think the end of berlusconi should have been quite a while ago. >> we got tired of him. we stress him too much now we should turn the page. >> this was the beginning of the end for berlusconi. i.t. was a year since he was convicted of tax evasion. anybody sentenced for more than two years for any offense cannot hold public office. there was nowhere else for him to go. this was the fight of his career for his career. earlier this week he threatened to use his influence to bring down the fragile coalition government but faced an unexpected mutiny from his own people. berlusconi scion had no weapons left and everybody knew it. >> well, i think with the approval of the confidence vot

last week the european court of human rights ordered spain to release of the turing's member of the armed group rio she had been in jail for her role in multiple bombings in the 1980's and there are currently around six hundred members serving time in spanish prisons as a high cost of living puts a strain on more and more people in the u.k. many embrace the idea that less is more and some get creative with what could and should be considered a home. takes us to an open house. when addressing the issue of the thought of all housing one london charities been thinking outside the box but when it comes to the solution inside that counts meet them i pad shipping container doubles as a low cost. renting in london is particularly expensive and once again we're seeing rents hit record highs so we're going to go up and take a look inside and see what this is all about. thank you very much for having us yes this is my palace yeah this is the my. desk here inside the my pants been designed to provide these who need it most with affordable independent living and just seventy five pounds a week

the european court of human rights says it's unable to rule on whether russia carried out an adequate investigation into the massacre which claimed the lives of 22,000 polish prisoners during the second world war. the court says it can't rule on the case because russia only signed up for the european convention of human rights in 1998, eight years after it began the investigation. a german bishop who's been criticized is due to meet the pope in rome today. he's been labeled a bishop of bling and has faced calls to resifpblee he's been accused of lying about the cost of his official residency in limbberg along with the first-class flight to india to visit. mexico has strongly condemned alleged spying by the united states after the publication of new allegations by the fugitive analyst, edward snowden. the german magazine said that leaked documents showed that former president fell hee calderon's emails were hacked by the u.s.a. security agency while he was in office. mexico has urged president bama to investigate. in china, wide spread disruption. dozens of fleets have been cancelled a

his father believes this is a scandal and is preparing a case for the european court of human rights. >> i send my son off in perfect health. he came back crippled. his superior officers should have been punished but they were not. also -- his son was killed. officially the cause of death was sunstroke, but according to witnesses on the scene, he fell into a coma as a result of physical abuse. >> i was beaten and handcuffed to a chair where he passed out he was left in a chair in the heat, and that is what killed him. >> the brutality experienced by soldiers during military service is often trivialized in this profoundly nationalistic country. >> while some guys have a screw loose and find fault with everything, they beat the soldiers. follow the rules there. if you do not, you face consequences. >> one association is fighting to defend conscripts from a similar fate. one and 1000 complaints have been registered since 2011. statistics are appalling. every three days acer -- a turkish soldier commits suicide, or than double those killed on the front in the past 10 years. >> we compare

favor of the box separatist movement the european court of human rights has said that spain cannot stand prison terms for the armed groups members on tuesday a female member of atta who have been jailed for her role in twenty three murders walked free the spanish government has accepted the court's decision but warned that more than one hundred terrorists could be released because of it. i'm next here in our thoughts on a boy who talks to a former u.s. envoy to saudi arabia about whether the team allies relationship is starting to crumble worlds apart thanks. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of failed detroit has been sentenced to twenty years in prison after being found guilty of committing record tiering conspiracy fraud extortion and tax crimes while the mayor the prosecutors say he funneled millions of dollars to himself and family members all while detroit moved headstrong towards the bankrupt state it is in today this is big news not because some mayor took bribes but because he got punished the judge who could fix h

court of human rights the spanish government offices dozens of other convicted at a members could be eligible. in the us been taken into custody after a shooting near navy base in the state of tennessee two soldiers were wounded but not critically security forces are briefly put the base in lockdown but later we opened it officials say the suspects believed to be an army recruiter who had earlier been relieved of his treaties. as bahraini authorities continue their crackdown on dissent over a wide control tactics are being experienced the u.k. based human rights group has leaked documents revealing the government's plans to have a huge amount of tear gas shipped into the country now according to the documents the ministry of defense has placed an order for almost one point six million tear gas canisters but this number exceeds the number of the entire bahrain population which is one point two million our government has been extensively using the gas to suppress the opposition with reports of people's homes or even places of worship been hit since the start of the uprising in two thou

european court of human rights told spain to release separatist and pay compensation and he was in prison in 1989 for a number of violent attacks and could lead to release of more separatists and we report. >> reporter: the 1980s in spain of the tax perpetrated by the separatist group etta and caused the government to have tactics against the organization. back in 1989 this woman was jailed for 30 years for taking part in 23 violent attacks including bomb ings and assassinations and scheduled for release in 2008 but they extended her sentence after they pressured politicians. according to the top human rights court that was deemed to be unlawful. on monday judges at the court ordered the immediate release of her as they decided her rights had been violated by retroactive charges to her original sentence. >> translator: firstly the court votes 15-20 that there has been a violation of article 7 of the convention. secondly, it says unanimously in 2008 the plaintiff has been illegally detained. >> reporter: spain would pay $40,000 to compensate for emotional stress and spanish politicians def

the mayors have said they will take their case to the european court of human rights. >> to italy where commuters have been facing travel chaos in rome with transport workers on strike. they have taken out two streets. some protesters gathered close to the station with a planned demonstration to coincide with the strike by transport workers. in syria, rebel snipers have killed a top ranking general in the country's military intelligence. major jamal was shot in the eastern city of the province largely held by opposition forces. he was in charge of military intelligence and within the close circle of bashar assad. we spoke to our correspondent in beirut who told us more. >> he was the head of military intelligence. he is a man among the syrian generals seen as particularly close to president assad and as such, a feared figure among those who support the opposition in the country. he was associated by the united states and european union with the crackdown on the uprising and violence against civilian populations. they both imposed individual sanctions on him as a person. his name also ca

group as today's move came out of the european court of human rights ruled judges violated the rights of the of the fifty five year old because she was eligible for release due to have prison spanish authorities accepted the ruling but warned that more than a hundred terrorists and cameras could burn east for today's president. to australia now where five teams out of bottling massive bushfires in the state of new south wales after they haul to september court officials have already issued a state of the match and say and say that high winds and sowing temperature as well make much as west in the coming days so i think the blazes have killed at least one passing and damaged more than two hundred homes. up ahead steve here joe and visions of the u.k. treasury chancellor take a biting from. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of failed detroit has been sentenced to twenty years in prison after being found guilty of committing record tearing conspiracy fraud extortion and tax crimes while the mayor the prosecutor say he funne

the european court of human rights which is the response constable for many decisions the british were very unhappy with like our inability to get all soren terrorist suspects for example i'm going to said that we have to give prisoners the vote i've said that we cannot have life sentences for criminals but they must be reviewed so our worst and most approach killers will now have the rights to have their life sentences reviewed we have their own courts which have been established over the last eight hundred years we have our supreme court if a british citizen has a problem with the british government in the british states we have our own courts where they can seek redress if we shouldn't have to take it off to a foreign court presided over by shoreham judges many of whom oxen simply not up to the standard of english judges countries will either observe civilised values or one of many countries and i'm not quite up to that standard yet and all this is done for us as actually we've had all these kind of idiotic decisions that we're obliged to x. years. and coming up later this hour the

we now come under the jurisdiction of the european court of human rights which is going respect sponsible for many decisions that the british people are very unhappy with like our inability to get poor foreign terrorist suspects for example and i accept that we have to give prisoners the vote i've said that we cannot have life sentences for criminals they must be reviewed so our worst and most deprived killers will not have the rights to have their life sentences reviewed we have their own courts which have been established over the last eight hundred years we have our supreme court if a british citizen has a problem with the british government and the british state we have our own courts where they can seek redress and we shouldn't have to take it off to a foreign court presided over by a foreign judges many of her marks and simply not up to the standard of english judges countries will either observe civilised values or they were many countries in the year and not quite up to that standard yet and all this is done for us as actually we've had all these kind of idiotic decisions that the

be freed after the european court of human rights ruled against her continued detention in estelle rio was captured in the late one nine hundred eighty s. and jailed for her role in twenty three martyrs under series of explosions carried out by the separatist group eta the european court decide its punish judges were violating the rights of the fifty five year old spanish authorities a subset of the ruling but warned that more than one hundred terrorists and killers could be released following today's precedent. to australia now where five teens are battling massive bushfires in the state of new south wales out of the hottest september already called officials have already issued a state of emergency and say that high winds and soaring temperatures will make matters worse in the coming days so far the blazes have killed at least one person and damaged more than two hundred homes. chinee clashes between israeli soldiers and locals have been reported in the west bank city of ramallah after i.d.f. troops killed a palestinian from the radical jihad movement mohammad asif was shot dead whil

freed after the european court of human rights of ruled against detention in rio was captured in the late nineteen eighties and jailed for her role in twenty three murders and a series of explosions carried out by the separatist group the european courts decided the spanish judges were violating the rights of the fifty five year old spanish authorities accept as their ruling but warned that more than one hundred terrorists and killers could be released following today's precedent. until trading now will find. massive bushfires in the state of new south wales out of the hole to september on record officials have already issued a state of emergency and say that high winds and soaring temperatures will make matters worse in the coming days so the blazes have killed at least one person and damaged more than two hundred homes. and now finding love against the odds coming up next it sound documentary about two very different individuals whose love is simply unbreakable. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of field detroit has b

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has ordered the basque militant to be freed after the european court of human rights ruled against her continued detention in this telia was captured in the late one nine hundred eighty s. and jailed for her role in twenty three murders and a series of explosions carried out by the separatist group better european court decided spanish judges were violating the rights of the fifty five year old. clashes between israeli soldiers and locals are being reported in the west bank city of ramallah but after i.d.f. troops killed a palestinian from a radical jihad movement he was shot dead while hiding in a cave from israeli forces who tried to detain him over what they claim was his key role in tel aviv bus bombing last november. tens of thousands of youngsters are subjected to domestic violence in the u.k. with the government's child protection agencies struggling with their workload in times of biting budget cuts ortiz visited normalisation is trying to take up the slack but the doors could also soon be closed leaving the nation's most vulnerable with nowhere to turn or smith reports these a

brought this claim to the european court of human rights after the court was initially divided over a decision on this very case and that's when the polls appealed that decision back in february and now we have this ruling now the case of course revolves around. and the nine hundred forty massacre of over twenty thousand poles who were buried in the cotton forest so this is in western russia now for years it was blamed on the nazis but it was later surface after the soviet union admitted that it was in fact joseph stalin who had. ordered the killing of the polish people in this case now in one thousand nine hundred the russian state media published a message saying that stalin secret police and stalin himself were responsible for this and the same day president of the soviet union to tell gorbachev apologized publicly for it over the years has the investigation that was begun as i said in one thousand nine hundred carried on certain documents were declassified others were not and this was where some of the descendants of the victims were very unhappy numerous cases of documents were n

barring an intervening from the european court of human rights, mr. berlusconi is almost certain to be out of the senate within weeks. he was last year on wednesday, but is unlikely to be back again. outside, life continues for the people of itly, but few in rome feel any sympathy for their former prime minister. >> i really hope this is the end. >> translator: i think that the end of berlusconi should have hand a long time ago. he tried everything to avoid it, thinking he was above his destiny. >> translator: we got tired of him. we trust him too much. now we should turn the page. >> reporter: this was the beginning of the end for berlusconi. it's a year now since he was convicted of tax evasion. he was given four years and the law clearly states that anybody sentenced to more than two years for any offense cannot hold public office. there was nowhere left for him to go. but he is a fighter, and this was the fight of his career, for his career. he threatened to use his influence to bring down the fragile coalition government, but faced an unexpected

a case -- decided in the european court of human rights. i did not think that is where we should go to interpret our own constitution. i think reasonable persons with different when it comes to applying these principles. thatuld very well be .awrence is right on the cusp if you can accept that as a response i think that is as much as i can say. >> i am with the american center of justice. thank you for your talk. one of the dangers i see in the mystery of life approach is not leitch --that -- mr. mystery of life approach is that to empower liberty in individuals, i suspect what it really does is grand ices the power of judges because in almost any other context outside of abortion and sexual resolution rated cases, that would not go anywhere. i think that same criticism would go to endorsement test, which openly empowers judges to decide what is or is not reasonable opinion. this is kind of a psychological question. the judges that adopt these positions, i assume they are not doing this as an attempt to institutional grand eyes meant zement

a case decided in the european court of human rights. i didn't think that that's where we should go to interpret our own constitution. i think reasonable persons differ when it comes to applying the principles and it could very well be that larches is on the cusp. if you can accept that as a response, i think that's as much as i can say. >> walter weber with the american center for justice. again, thank you judge, for your talk. one of the dangers i see in the mystery of life approach is not unique to that is that when you have a standard that is sufficiently broad and subjective like that while it purports power and liberty of individuals but i suspect it's a grandize the power of judges because in any other context outside of abortion and sexual revolution related cases those arguments would not go anywhere. that applies to the endorsement test, and has what is and is not opinion on the questions and is your sense that the -- this is a psych loming call question but judges that adopt the positions, i assume are not doing this in attemp

a case, it decided in the european court of human rights. i didn't think that is what should go to interpret our own constitution. but i think that reasonable persons will differ when it comes to applying somebody's principles and it could very well be that lawrence is right on the cusp of. if you can accept that as a response i think that is as much as i can say. >> you walter weber with the american law on justice and again thank you judge for your talk. one of the dangers that i see in the mystery of life approach is not unique to that is that when you have the standard that is sufficiently broad and subjective like that while it purports to empower the liberty of individuals i suspect that what it really does is aggrandize the power of judges because in almost any other context outside of abortion and the sexual revolution related cases those don't go anywhere. i think that same criticism might apply to things like the endorsement test which ultimately empowers judges to decide what is and is not a reasonable observers -- on political an

case that's being put forward in the european court of human rights rewarding surveillance of phones and emails, so the g.c.h.q. perhaps had good reason to be concerned about that. it's interesting to note this has been on their radar for quite some time, well before the edward snowden revelations, phil. >> the n.s.a. paid them $160 million to spy on the british public, essentially asking them to do their dirty work. are we looking a the a situation that compares to rendition in the intelligence community where one country breaks the allow of another all in the name of in this instance keeping the u.s.a. safe. >> that might be the way that the n.s.a. has skirted around these issues, because they are in lock step with g.c.h.q. they worked well in hand, the two of them. there are an awful lot of monitoring stations here in the u.k., one run by the n.s.a. itself up in yorkshire. it's said to be the largest facility in minwith hill, the largest in europe. the g.c.h.q. and n.s.a. work hand-in-glove together and have a special relationship and share intelligence, so maybe it's not the n.s.

a case decided in the european court of human rights. i didn't think that's what we should go to interpret our own constitution. but i think that reasonable persons will differ when it comes to applying some of these principles, and it could very well be that lawrence is right on the cusp. if you can accept that as the response, i think that's as much as i can say. >> walter weber with the american center for law and justice. again thank you, judge, for your talk. one of the dangers that i see in the ministry of life approach is not unique to that, is that when you have a standard that is sufficiently broad and subjective like that, while it purports to about the liberties on individuals, i suspect what it really does is a grand tax is the power of judges. in almost any other context outside of abortion and the sexual revolution of related cases, those arguments would not go anywhere. i think that same criticism might apply to things like endorsement tests which ultimately part of judges to decide what is and is not a reasonable opinion

european human rights about this issue whether the intelligence agencies have broken the law. >> 1.5 million cameras located across london and every one is being watched all the time. are they concerned that they might not be able to withstand the type of scrutiny that the nsa has been dealing with in america? >> well, the gchq has got the support of the government. david cameron in recent days has been very outspoken be both in condemnation of the leaks, but also through the intelligence community, only through the intelligence gathering. and in fact, the nsa that the attacks have been thwarted and people's safety has been secured. so the government is fully back being gchq. but there is very serious coming on ut from the public opinion, very concerned about what these intelligence organizations, not just the nsa but in britain, monitoring all of the phonecalls. >> thank you very much. and we should point out that aljazeera has exclusively obtained secret nsa documents how they used the september 11th attacks to defend the policies. they are for officials to use, and it appears that