international here say president emerson i was 1st year in office has been marked by a quote systemic and brutal crackdown on human rights what's your response to that . that's one of the. president's members 1st year in office as you rightly pointed out has been a mug's by. resistance or a limb you put it this way. much nations form an opposition that somehow believes that's the government of the day should save it is pleasure and should be overthrown is and when that opposition which is which is not really an opposition in any jurisdiction you can think of so when it comes to issues of security you can see you it has been marred by a period we the streets is secure words its citizens. absence are actually they have missed among one a because the very citizens you're talking about many of them have been injured simply for going to the streets to express their frustration at the economic situation i'm sure you would appreciate to say that is involved economic situation is dire is perhaps an understatement why do you seemingly attributes people's frustration to an opposition plot. well

international here say president emerson i was 1st year in office has been mocked by a poet systemic and brutal crackdown on human rights what's your response to that. president's member was 1st year in office as you rightly pointed out has been a mug's by. resistance or let me put it this way. much nations form an opposite him but somehow believes that's the government of the day should save its pleasure and should be overthrown is and when that opposition which is which is not really an opposition in any jurisdiction you can think of so when it comes to issues of security you can see you it has been marred by periods we teach is secure words its citizens. absence or actually they have missed among one a because the very citizens you're talking about many of them have been injured simply for going to the streets to express their frustration at the economic situation i'm sure you would appreciate to say that zimbabwe's economic situation is dire is perhaps an understatement why do you seemingly attributes people's frustration to an opposition plot. well. it's really sick of that that

international here save president emerson i was 1st year in office has been mocked by a quote systemic and brutal crackdown on human rights what's your response to that . president's member was 1st year in office as you rightly pointed out has been mugged by. resistance or. much nations from an opposite him but somehow believes that's the government of the day should save it is pleasure and should be overthrown isn't that opposition which is which is not really a question opposition in any jurisdiction you can think of so when it comes to issues of security you can see you it's been mobbed by period we the streets is secure words its citizens. after acts are actually they have missed among one of because the very citizens you're talking about many of them have been injured simply for going to the streets to express their frustration at the economic situation i'm sure you would appreciate to say that is involved economic situation is die is perhaps an understatement why do you seemingly attributes people's frustration to an opposition plot. well it's not it's not it's really not that wa

international in its latest report says when god was 1st year in office is marked by a quote systematic and brutal crackdown on human rights. let's go over to had a way of mcmahon what is standing by he is the permanent secretary for information published that he and broadcasting services welcome to africa mr i'm gonna write scripts and perhaps i want to quote amnesty international here say president emerson that i was 1st year in office has been marked by a quote systemic and brutal crackdown on human rights what's your response to that . president's member was 1st year in office as you rightly pointed out has been a mug's by. resistance or. put it this way. russian issues from an opposite him but somehow believes that the government of the day should save its pleasure and should be overthrown isn't that opposition which is which is not really an opposition in any jurisdiction you can think of so when it comes to issues of security you can see you it has been marred by periods we the state is secure words its citizens. absence or actually they have missed among one a because the very c

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international report. i mean once again we are a she also you are not living up to to lead to your committee exactly and we have welcomed that and we said that we are working on this there is a huge difference between having violations that are systematic and violations that happen because of the complexity of the situation you feel no shame to you for putting people in these conditions to you to we're not putting people under these conditions. you know who we are in the deportations and once again no one said this is completely not acceptable this is what i said what i said was very clear there isn't something that's a systematic and as soon as we discover a violation we act upon that there is no question about this look at the blockade after 2 years of blockade from the arab quartet your foreign minister recently returned in the last few days summits in saudi arabia does this mean the block is the promise of yes yes no no doesn't this only shows our commitment to a corporation basically and it was the re

international report. i mean once again we are she also is that you are not living up to to lead to your committee exactly and we have the welcome that and we said that we are working on this there is a huge difference between having violations that are systematic and violations that happen because of the complexity of the situation you feel no shame to you for putting people in these conditions to you we're not putting people under these conditions don't know who we are in the deportations and the ones you again no one said no this is completely not acceptable this is what i said what i said was very clear there isn't something that a systematic and as soon as we discover a violation we act upon that there is no question about this look the blockade after 2 years of blockade from the arab quartet your foreign minister recently returned in the last few days summits in saudi arabia does this mean the block is the promise of yes yes no no doesn't this only shows our commitment to a corporation basically and

international report. i mean once again we are sure also that you are not living up to the lead to your committee exactly and we have the welcome that and we said that we are working on this there is a huge difference between having violations that are systematic and violations that happen because of the complexity of the situation you feel no shame to you for putting people in these conditions to you we're not putting people under these conditions don't know who we are in the deportations and the ones you again no one said no this is completely not acceptable this is what i said what i said was very clear there isn't something that a systematic and as soon as we discover a violation we act upon that there is no question about this look the blockade after 2 years blockade from the arab quartet your foreign minister recently returned in the last few days summits in saudi arabia does this mean the baucus and the prime minister yes yes no no doesn't this only shows our commitment to a corporation basically an

international report we have welcomed that human rights watch are welcome to doha on a regular basis and we receive their criticism very well yet we may still say you're dragging your feet yes but they said that they we made great progress ilo in november 2017 closed the issue the case against us and we have threatened you if full investigation and if you didn't clean up your act you know i'll tell you what they have to threaten you with the know they know nothing else and you they did so fact and know the thing is that but this is the difference we deal with constructive criticism very positively that's why we receive any constructive criticism very well so let me just continue that part after the closing the complaint against what are the ilo november 2017 we signed a 3 year agreement with them and the ilo issued a statement saying that should all the measures and that agreement be moved implemented but that will be at leading example in the region this is what we aspire to and there is no question about our commitment to the guesswork because they are helping us in developing our

but amnesty international opposes the change saying it will make it harder for low income women to access federally funded birth control and other services will have a major the disproportionate impact in rural states were plan parent has sometimes the only health care provider for sexually productive health amnesty international says the rule plays into a larger political motives this is part of an attendant attention to shut down abortion in the united states by this administration other groups across the country are following planned parenthood lead. >>highlighting the political divide in congress after the announcement minority whip steve scalise tweeted planned parenthood is clearly revealing itself to be in the business of abortion, not health care. one democrat dianne feinstein responded the administration's rollback of title 10 is denying low income women and families access to care in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>still to come tonight a warning in the south bay, a family of mountain lions is roaming around the hiking. trails that are now closed. >>officials in the east bay cr

amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abuse human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to millions themselves it seems difficult the anybody pulling out so hell malik al-jazeera championship a leader mark marquez will start from pole position at the austrian. the honda rider posted a new that record time in qualifying last saturday to overtake it make to hire a record with his 5934 and the top division is also the spanish 3rd pole and are all in 7th of the season will now seek a raise to victory at the red bull ring at the only circuits he is yet to win at in his moto g.p. korea. and that's always before me will have more later on so many thanks dave that is it for this news hour but of course the news never stops i'll be back in just a few moments to update you with the latest. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why will raise influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights than. just the evils of the book.

chevy van again as of amnesty international thank you so much. for speaking to us on this very important topic today. now in the u. s. uncertainty continues as to when hurricane dorian. will make allow full with a mass of the ninth to date dating back to eighteen fifty one now focuses on a estimating that the so my hand. the eastern coast of florida late on monday. on the any allies if tuesday not to the impact also remains uncertain in the meantime preparations ninety downed away with local residents placing sandbags outside the houses. and stocking up with necessities. leaving now onto the front twenty four interview conducted in the hotel and it today. reporter fine needle tara she speaks to brazil's indigenouss chief that's cassysy q qui how y calls for president desirable scenario to step down while criticizing heavily his handling of the amazon flies. at set take a listen to that fully into the unit. well hello and welcome to the intervrview n twenty four ouour guest todaday. roni saiai tear h he is leadadig the fight to protect indigenous

for the right to have a warning from amnesty international that activists in afghanistan are in danger of attack from the taliban and also islamic state government doing little a back to that's among the stories to come in a couple of. the financial survival john money laundering 1st visit this cash in the 3 different. oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up something in europe something in america something overseas in the cayman islands and it will hold these banks are complicit in their tough talk just after didn't fall and say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy home beautiful jewelry and how about. again for a match you know what money laundering is highly illegal here for a much kaiser. g 7 what is the lay of the land calls for unity to demonstrate the opposite also iran is again in the spotlight just what is trumps foreign policy in this volatile. again not the u.s. president donald trump says american troops will be withdrawn from afghanistan once a d

and the juncture is big news amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abuse human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to earn millions themselves it's difficult to see anybody pulling out so hale malik. diana small and this is a con is that kevin iowa and las vegas can not stop with the $1000000.00 question why saudi arabia and i think it's just that some a it's money the fact that they offer so much more money than anywhere else in the world las vegas historically has gotten these mega fight because they can offer a lot of money to bring their rich people in to come watch the fight but saudi arabia offered an enormous amount of money the promoter eddie herm felt he couldn't turn down kevin to what extent of fighting in saudi arabia will damage the reputation of these fighters i think really it's going to damage anthony joshua's reputation not so much andy ruiz andy ruiz is at the mercy of eddie hearn the promoter and anthony joshua because he signed a contract that gave them the right

use amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abuse human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to earn millions themselves it seems difficult the anybody pulling out so well malik al-jazeera cherishes leader mark marquez will start from poor position at the austrian. the honda rider posted a new that record time in qualifying or saturday to overtake it make 2 miles at a record with his 59th haul in the top division is also the spanish 3rd pole in iran 7th of the season will now seek a raise so a victory at the red bull ring get the only circuits he is yet to win at in his moto g.p. korea. and that's always before me will have more later on some of many thanks now the largest arts and culture festival in the world artists are refusing to become violent confined by the old genres of theatre dance circus and visual arts the edinburgh fringe is hosting some of the most experimental at international productions charlie angela has been along to see how they're going down with audiences. staging

in a statement amnesty international said if anthony joshua farts andy ruiz jr in saudi arabia it's likely to be yet another opportunity for the saudi authorities to try to sports washed their severely tarnished image. saudi arabia has still managed to secure a number of huge events in the country despite the criticism former unified world champion american was paid millions to fight in jeddah last month the kingdom of saudi arabia invites the world in 2018 world wrestling entertainment staged their 1st event there as part of a 10 year deal worth a reported $450000000.00. saudi arabia has also agreed a 5 year deal to host the dakar rally however criticism pressure has seen some events called off. novak djokovic and raphaela dolls pulled out of an exhibition last december the match would have seen them net $1000000.00 each. nonetheless for the joshua match it seems business interests have prevailed say that it was a business decision it's based on the money he's going to earn it will be as hard and cold as that's unfair it's just stretching your grounds you boundaries for these very big spo

in a statement amnesty international said if anthony joshua farts andy ruiz jr in saudi arabia it's likely to be yet another opportunity for the saudi authorities to try to sports washed their severely tarnished image. saudi arabia has still managed to secure a number of huge events in the country despite the criticism former unified world champion american was paid millions to fight in jeddah last month the kingdom of saudi arabia invites the world in 2018 world wrestling entertainment staged their 1st event there as part of a 10 year deal worth a reported $450000000.00. saudi arabia has also agreed a 5 year deal to host the dakar rally however criticism and pressure has seen some of events called off. novak djokovic and raphaela dolls pulled out of an exhibition last december the match would have seen them net $1000000.00 each. nonetheless for the joshua match it seems business interests have prevailed say that it was a business decision it's based on the money he's going to earn it will be as hard and cold as that's unfair it's just stretching your grounds you boundaries for these very

international critics of president and goggle say the crackdown on dissent is getting worse under his leadership than under the leadership of president mugabe what do you say to that. because of bad people make between brothers and that they and this is never onerous to meet a central point which is that the only impression left of the mess was letting back to everyone else the masterminds are you know balance and breakdown in government and that the challenge for him is a massive way back to people in his government and the same people that actually implementing places of violence as i do you are supposed to have me on the show back to work out if you go back to the street one of the interesting exchange of this been having with people is trying to sure that that this new government is doing things differently so if you teach us things like oh it is no longer a plenty to be test people and then the best the mission will win message the plan is the ash can we see some language that is reasoned out a way you set up a memo to the police to say you know a lot of the such people you know

international report we have welcomed that human rights watch are welcome to doha on a regular basis and we receive their criticism very well yet we may still say you're dragging your feet yes but they said that they we made great progress ilo in november 2017 closed the issue the case against us and we have struck and you and a full investigation of you didn't clean up your act you know i'll tell you what they have to threaten you with the no they do nothing else and you they did so fact and no the thing is that what this is the difference tim we deal with constructive criticism very positively that's why we receive any constructive criticism very well so let me just continue that part after closing the complaint against what are the ilo november 2017 we signed a 3 year agreement with them and the ilo issued a statement saying that should all the measures and that agreement be implemented but that will be needing example in the region this is what we aspire to and there is no question about our commitment to the guesswork because they are helping us in developing our country. your t

we can hear from amnesty international now. they want to ensure that human rights are that eve ryo ne ensure that human rights are that everyone viewing this fight or interested in is aware of the human rights record that saudi arabia has. execute, at one of the top executing countries in the world and systematically discriminating against women and you women human rights activists in prison and it carries out indiscriminate bombings in yemen at the moment and terrible human rights torture and custody, its record is abysmal. the match reportedly said to be costing saudi authorities more than 80 million pounds to bring to diriyah. the principality stadium in cardiff was talked of as a possible venue for the fight. ruiz called for the rematch to be held in his home country. in a press conference today, joshua's promoter, eddie hearn. he would not be drawn on the controversy of the fight location stop lid this could change the sport forever because if they invest or continue to invest in the sport of boxing as do other countries i

international report. i mean once again where she also said you are not living up to lead to your committee exactly and we have welcomed that and we said that we are working on this there is a huge difference between having violations that are systematic and violations that happen because of the complexity of the situation you feel no shame to you from putting people in these conditions to you we're not putting people under these conditions. i know who we are in the deportations and once again no one said this is completely not acceptable this is what i said what i said was very clear there isn't something that a systematic and as soon as we discover a violation we act upon that there is no question about this look at the blockade after 2 years from blockade from the arab quartet your foreign minister recently returned in the last few days summits in saudi arabia does this mean the block is ending the promise of yes yes no no doesn't this only shows our commitment to out of cooperation basically and it was

international report we have welcomed that human rights watch are welcome to doha on a regular basis and we receive their criticism very well yet we may still so you're dragging your feet yes but they said that they we made great progress ilo in november 2017 closed the issue the case against us and we had threatened you and your full investigation and if you didn't clean up your act you know i'll tell you what they had to threaten you with no they knew nothing else and you they did so fact and know the thing is that what this is the difference we deal with constructive criticism very positively that's why we receive any constructive criticism very well so let me just continue that part after closing the complaint against what are the ilo november 2017 we signed a 3 year agreement with them and the ilo issued a statement saying that should all the measures and that agreement be implemented but it will be at leading example in the region this is what we aspire to and there is no question about our commitment to the guesswork because they are helping us in developing our country. your

well sealed tical is the director of amnesty international in nigeria and she joins us from the capital. also a very warm welcome see the program thanks for joining us also just how widespread is this problem of rape in the camps. rigby's one of the most serious risks women and girls face in this poorly arranged a d.p. camp you recall that came out as a result of the conflict happening in the me too built region and about and so they're not proper facilities in place to ensure that girls and women are protected and where they're not provisions humanitarian assistance they can't go around to many of these young women and girls find themselves down to streets trying to find jobs or begging and this makes them really vulnerable to do those who would want to exploit them in order to. for whatever reasons and another to make it quite difficult for them to get the support and assistance to meet also what kind of effect does this have on a victim who is already insecure and whose often been the placed displaced already what kind of effect does this sort of crime have on the victim who is a wom

international saying it shouldn't be held there because of saudi's human rights record. you'll hearfrom them in a moment but first here's fight promoter eddie hearn defending the choice. this could change the sport of boxing forever because if saudi arabia invest or better say continue to invest in the sport of boxing, as do other countries in that region, then you will see a lot of mega— fights out there. i'm just one of every promoter that's tried to land a mega— fight in this region, i'm just the first one to do it. so the stick comes with that but we made a decision that this was a big moment for the sport of boxing and this is an iconic fight that will go down in history where excited to host it on december the 7th in saudi arabia. human rights need to be on the agenda he of us to everyone that will be viewing this fight, that will be viewing this fight, that will be viewing this fight, that will be interesting in it actually needs to be aware of the awful human rights record that saudi arabia has. one of the top executing countries in the world, systematically

but amnesty international opposes the change saying it will make it harder for low income women to access federally funded birth control and other services will have a major the disproportionate impact in rural states were plan parent has sometimes the only health care provider protection reproductive health amnesty international says the rule plays into a larger political motives this is part of an a 10 minute attention to shut down abortion in the united states by this administration other groups across the country are following planned parenthood lead. >>highlighting the political divide in congress after the announcement minority whip steve scalise tweeted planned parenthood is clearly revealing itself to be in the business of abortion, not health care. one democrat dianne feinstein responded the administration's rollback of title 10 is denying low income women and families access to care in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>a new cnn poll shows joe biden is dominating the race ahead by double digits and that is bolstering his campaign line of the week. he's saying he is the strongest

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international says government failures responsible for all the fires. satellite images over brazil's show the amazon burning at a record rate. the fires have been raging there for weeks and this is an area that provide some 20% of the world's atmospheric oxygen all those trees that's something scientists say is a klee key to slowing global warming. activist groups have blamed the brazilian president for relaxing, environmental controls, however, the president says the fires may ve been started by environmentalist trying to make his government look bad on the world stage. all right time for weather check now get ready for friday and the weekend to outside right now got mostly clear skies little haze the horizon there and some patchy fog. >>trying to form along the coastline. overnight tonight, maybe just a hint of some patchy fog if we do see it it's going to be right near the coastline will be dense, we've got high pressure overhead so that's going to press him but then we start to clear out the skies again and we're off and running on friday that looks

international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations that they take notice of these indian violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us i students were among the younger voices civil society leaders here the government and by this man administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control the border which separates kashmir. students young old and children watched the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran can to do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties will not a freak me out for the last 72 years they have been presenting resolutions they destruct trade for a vehicle to and then they will asians are back to normal we demand a day either reach the other side themselves or let us go their. protesters took to the streets in other parts of pakistan as well workers for the ruling very can suffer party rallied in favor of the government'

amnesty international tuesday urged india to lift its restrictions on movement and communicatioions in kashmir,r, warning ththat "a complelete clampdown on civ libererti iss only l likely to increase tensnsions, alalienate the peope and increase the risk of fther human rights v violations." the family of saudi women's righghts activist loujain al-hathloul say she was offered a release from prison in exchange for taping a video retracting accusations she was tortured in jail, and offer she rejected. loujain was arrested in may of last year, along with four other women activists. hathloul led a movement to lift a ban on female drivers and overhaul the male guardianship system in saudi arabia. according to human rights groups and her family, she has since been held in solitary confinement and has been subjected to abuse, including electric shocks, flogging, and threats of sexual violence. her siblings say that mohammed bin salman's former top adviser saudud al-qahtani -- who has ben implicated in t t "washingtgton post" colulumnist jamal khashoggi's murder -- was present while she was bei

international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations that they take notice of these indian violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us i students were among the younger voices civil society leaders here the government and by this man administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control the border which separates kashmir . nor do all students young old and children watch the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran can to do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties will not a freakish near for the last 72 years they have been presenting resolutions they destruct trade for of equal to and then there were lesions are back to normal we demand a day either reach the other side themselves or let us go their. protesters took to the streets in other parts of pakistan as well workers for the ruling very can suffer party rallied in favor of the

international critics of president and governor say the crackdown on dissent is getting worse under his leadership than under the leadership of president mugabe what do you say to that. because of that people make between brothers and that way and that's a matter of that's almost you need a central point which is that on your question we left that the message was less than that it ever went out. the masterminds are you know biden's and great sound in government and that the challenge for him is a matter of way back to people in his government and the same people that actually implemented what he says of buying those i.o.u.'s it was you have me on this show that you put out if you go back to his tweet one of the interesting exchange of this been having with people is trying to sure that that this new government is doing things differently so if you teach us things like oh it is no longer a pundit to be tough people and then the best the mission will win message diplomacy as can we see some language that's reasoned out a way you set up a memo to the police to say you know a lot of the

international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations have to take notice of these indian violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us i students were among the younger voices civil society leaders see the government and by this fund administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control of the border which separates kashmir. nor do all students young old and children watch the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran contra do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties will not freakish near for the last 72 years they have been presenting resolutions they destruct trade for a vehicle to and then their relations are back to normal we demand a day either reach the other side themselves or let us go their. protesters took to the streets in other parts of pakistan as well workers for the ruling very can suffer party rallied in favor of the govern

amnesty international tweeted, "this is more than cruel. it's beyond logic and humanity." we are joined today by democratic senator jeff merkley of oregon, who has become a leading critic of trump's immigration policy. last year he made headlines after he was barred last year from entering an old walmart were the government was detaining around 1500 immigrant children in brownsville, texas also senator merkley writes about the experience in his new book "america is better than this: trump's war against migrant families." senator merkley, w welcome to democracy now! >> great to be with you. amy: i want to go what is happening today, the flores agreement and the trump administration s saying they're going to and it. explain what this means and what you plan to do about it as a u.s. senator. >> the agreement i is about basc rules for treating children andntly in a human a terry style, meaning nutrition, health care, just the ability to have betting and hygiene. the basics of how you would want anyone treated. this administration has absolutely been inflicting trauma on childr

we can hear from amnesty international now. they want to ensure that

international critics of president and governor say the crackdown on dissent is getting worse under his leadership than under the leadership of president mugabe what do you say to that. because of bad people make between ravaging that way and this and that almost to meet a central point which is that the only impression left government was letting back to everyone else the masterminds are you know balance and breakdown in government and that the challenge for him is a matter of waiting back the people in his government and the same people that actually implementing what he says by those i know you are supposed to have me on the show that you put out if you go back to the street one of the interesting exchange of this been having with people is trying to sure that that this new government is doing things differently so if you teach us things like well it is no longer a plenty to be test people and then the best the mission will win message the plan and the ad can receive some language that is reasoned out a way you set out a memo to the police to say you know a lot of the touch peopl

international," great international organizations both run by israelis and palestinians together that were both meeting with us. i think the focus is hiding the truth, hiding that the occupation is happening. venue that us setting foot there would basically bring attention to something many of us feel is very much against international human rights. -- after they approved the visit to visit your grandmother, what did you refused to go? rep. tlaib: i spoke to my family. my grandmother said, i am her dream manifested. i am for free bird. so why would i come back and be caged and bow down in my election rose her head up high? give her dignity for the first time? so through tears, at 3:00 in the morning, we all decided as a family that i could not go until i was a free american united states congresswoman coming there not just to see my grandmother, but to talk to palestinian and israeli organizations that believed that deserved human dignity as much as anyone else does. so it is something i struggled with. i talked to sister ilhan omar little bit about it. it is a piece of you that gets

>>in the days and weeks ahead and and charting a krishna swami with amnesty international wants president trump to back up his words with action white supremacist. >>tend to use as weapons of terror. weapons ever saw assault weapons assault rifles, the organization is calling for congress and the administration to ban assault weapons and pass legislation requiring universal background checks in washington. alexander on mound. >>chicago police are reporting a string of deadly violence shootings this weekend. this is a picture one weapon taken off the strip picture of one of those weapons taken off the street. officers say gun violence left 7 people dead and 52 people wounded across the city. police say they have responded to 32 shooting related incidents since friday evening. the mayor chicago spoke out today calling for gun reform. >>our heart breaks for them, victims and families of course but at some point if we don't step up as a country and really to think about but the root causes of the problem or it actually take action it would start to address them. and it's for me it starts with

international has criticized an escalating crackdown against human rights defenders as they call it activists civil society leaders and members of the opposition including abductions and torture that's according to amnesty international critics of president and governor say the crackdown on dissent is getting worse under his leadership than under the leadership of president mugabe what do you say to that. i . because of bad people make between brothers and that way and this and that almost you need a central point which is that a long impression left government was less and that it ever went out. the masterminds are you know balance and breakdown in government and that the challenge for him is a matter of way back to people in his government and the same people that actually implementing what he says buying this idea was supposed to have me on the show back to work out if you go back to his tweet one of the interesting exchange of this been having with people is trying to sure that that this new government is doing things differently so if you teach us things like oh it is no longer

international saying find his need to take a stand against saudi arabia's whole human rights record in a statement amnesty said if anthony joshua fights and due to ease in saudi arabia it's likely to be yet another opportunity for the saudi authorities to try to sports wash their severely tanishq image there's been no justice over the gruesome murder of jamal khashoggi and the saudi led military coalition in yemen is carrying out indiscriminate attacks on homes hospitals and marketplaces with horrific consequences for many civilians as with other sporting stars going to saudi arabia would call on joshua to inform himself of the human rights situation and be prepared to speak out about saudi arabia's abysmal human rights record all the claims of sports washing come over to saudi arabia put up significant amounts of money to host a number of top level sports events recently former unified world champion i'm in a car was paid millions for this fight in jeddah last month a saudi signed a 10 year deal with the world wrestling entertainment they said to be worth $150000000.00 bots some of

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>>opponents like christina roth of amnesty international say the death penalty is expensive outdated and inhumane spent 16 years sense. >>there been any federal and that means 2 administrations have decided not to execute anyone, but supporters say executions either by state governments or the feds are useful deterrent. >>i know that tthe turn. but fr my anecdotal experience certainly seems to be something that. >>the criminal element talk about. >>cully stimson a former prosecutor argues that some crimes are so horrible. they deserve nothing less than death and i think in a very small select group of cases. >>very small. the ultimate punishment is the right. right punishment. >>a punishment that will continue to be debated as executions and the crimes that lead to them continue. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >>all right, let's take a live look outside and see how things look tonight on this. >>warm evening around the bay area looking at the golden gate bridge looks a little hazy there little bit to murray's rodriguez here to fill us in on what is a very hot day across

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international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations that they take notice of these indian violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us i students were among the young voices civil society leaders here the government and by this man administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control the border which separates kashmir. students young old and children watch the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran can to do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties will not a freakish near for the last 72 years they have been presenting resolutions they destruct trade for a vehicle to and then there were lessons are back to normal we demand a day either reach the other side themselves or let us go there. protesters took to the streets in other parts of pakistan as well workers for the ruling very can suffer party rallied in favor of the government's

>>opponents like christina roth of amnesty international say the death penalty is expensive outdated and inhumane. >>it's been 16 years since there been any federal and that means 2 administrations have decided not. >>to execute anyone, but supporters say executions either by state governments or the feds are useful deterrent. >>i know that there are studies out there that suggest it's not at the turn. but from my anecdotal experience certainly seems to be something that. >>the criminal element talk about. >>cully stimson a former prosecutor argues that some crimes are so horrible. they deserve nothing less than death. >>and i think in a very small select group of cases very small. the ultimate punishment is the right. right punishment. >>a punishment that will continue to be debated as executions and the crimes that lead to them continue. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >>before we go how about a live look outside we're checking in on as cfo we're not dealing with the usual thick fog around the coast in bay. we're just dealing with hot temperatures once again yesterday

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