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but joe becker is the children's rights advocacy director of human rights watch she says none of the children showed any support to. the united nations since 2013 has documented the detention of more than 3600 children in military holding facilities in northeast nigeria we interviewed more than 30 of these children in june of this year many of them had been detained at cuba barracks for months and some for years in fact 2 of the children we interviewed have been held there without charge for 3 years but many of the children we interviewed described trying to escape. when they were arrested instead as suspects they have been held generally without charge without any opportunity to go to court or to see a judge only one of the children we interviewed ever had a chance to say that they thought might have been an attorney. of violence is causing major problems in a part of west africa hundreds of people have been killed in fighting in the kenya fast so that's causing a major food crisis affecting nearly one and a half 1000000 people the world food program is now warning of what it calls

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rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities. the nigerian military denies allegations in the report saying the children are kept in secure is and that they are adequately cared for we have us the nigerian ministry of justice to comment we await a reply. moving on social media giant facebook is apparently undergoing an identity crisis and is changed the way it describes itself from being a platform to a publisher and that could have major consequences in a recent legal case facebook claimed it was a publisher insisting it has the right to ban whoever it wants but that would also make it liable for what goes out on its platform responsibility its previously been trying to dodge it for trying to has more so why don't we go out here. that's better. plaintive ultra right activist l

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities. the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children were kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for and we've also nigerian ministry of justice for comment and they have yet to respond. well that's your news update will be back here in about 30 minutes time with more headlines from around the world will see that. exit from it's happening. big countries accumulate big positions and go that's an exit problem. because we know that over the past 300 years no fia body have survived. and. that he. was. going to do. the falls so. you can sleep. with bullets of. something. you're going to do with the british. so could i mean she's on that sound a soft spot the mouthpiece down this time i don't. need to promo

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but activists say some children have experienced a lot worse human rights watch says the army has been holding thousands of children in squalid conditions it says many have had no access to lawyers and families haven't been told of their arrest or detention the organization said such cases may constitute enforced disappearance as the nigerian military says the allegations are false i mean come under say 4 years ahead tools of engagement and it's just that they're almost being guided by those who are saying no child was deliberately mistreated the army says steps have been taken to address previous allegations human rights activists on their part i q state governments are failing the children they say only a few of them have so far received any form of support to deal with their trauma the united nations says at least 2200 children have been released by the nigerian authorities from detention most of them without charge the u.n. children's fund has since rehabilitated thousands of children and reunited them with their families use of were seized by book as a teenager now we need to earl

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying children that kept in secure areas and adequately cared for we have also nigerian ministry of justice for comment and they have yet to respond. well for more on all of these stories you can head to altie don't call me and don't forget to download the your phone to make sure you get your news updates on the move. on max kaiser with more of my guide to financial survival this is on a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and more into the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for god's kaiser. but if she warned you posted by

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation and help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we've asked the nigerian ministry of justice for comment but haven't received any reply. millions around the world took part in a climate strike this week calling for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gases more than 5000 events were held globally from sydney to new delhi new york has been hosting the un climate action summit over this week and demonstrators urged world leaders to take immediate action to prevent a global catastrophe one of the topics being discussed is the fires in the amazon something politicians have weighed in on a charlotte devinsky explained. it's an environmentalist wou

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities in response the nigerian military denies the allegations that were made against it in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we did ask to the nigerian ministry of justice to comment on this story although we're so far we haven't heard back from the. large scale military drills were conducted this week in various locations across central asia culminating in russia troops from 8 different countries took part in clearing china and the long time series india and pakistan the primary goal history elop cooperation fighting terror groups like islamic state. perhaps the. key. for her. or. her he. just came up to 12 in the afternoon here in moscow you watched more news from us at the top yeah. jo

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rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities well the nigerian military does deny the allegations made against them in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we've asked the nigerian ministry of justice to comment on the story too although so far they haven't responded. i mean i'm going with awareness and then he stripped him initially award all because of her support for the palestinian cause we've got the details in a couple. you know world of big partners. a lot and conspiracy. to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is

but activists say some children have experienced a lot worse human rights watch says the army has been holding thousands of children in squalid conditions it says many have had no access to lawyers and families haven't been told of their arrest or detention the organization said such cases may constitute enforced disappearance as the nigerian military says the allegations are false i mean come under say 4 years and head to rules of engagement and it's just that they've always been guided by those who are saying no child was deliberately mistreated the army says steps have been taken to address previous allegations human rights activists on their part i q state governments are failing the children they say only a few of them have so far received any form of support to deal with their trauma the united nations says at least 2200 children have been released by the nigerian authorities from detention most of them without charge the u.n. children's fund has since rehabilitated thousands of children and reunited them with their families. use of force used by book as a teenager now we knew sa

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rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation and help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities in response the nigerian military has denied the allegations made against it in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for vast the nigerian ministry of justice to you to comment on the story where so far they haven't done so. by millions of people around the world took part in so-called climate strike this week calling for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gases more than 5000 events were held globally from sydney to new delhi new york city is hosting the un climate action summit over the weekend and demonstrators did the world leaders to take immediate action to prevent what they call a global catastrophe one of the topics being discussed of the ongoing fires in the amazon you politicians ha

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities well a jury military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children are kept in a secure areas and are adequately cared for we've asked the nigerian minister of justice for comment they have yet to respond. a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literary award over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on all quarter reports. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. at the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported

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rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation and help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities well in response the nigerian military has denied the allegations made against it in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and all adequately cared for we did ask to the nigerian ministry of justice for comment on the story although we're so far we haven't received a reply. now millions of people around the world took part in a so-called climate strike this week calling for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions more than 5000 events were held globally from sydney through to new delhi new york city is hosting the un climate action summit over the weekend and demonstrators did world leaders to take immediate action to prevent what they call a global catastrophe one of the topics being discussed is the ongoing

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities. the nigerian military denies the allegations in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we did ask the nigerian ministry of justice for comment we have yet to receive a reply. millions around the world took part in a climate strike this week calling for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gases over 5000 events were held around the world all the way from c b to new delhi new york has been hosting the un climate action summit over the weekend demonstrators are world leaders there to take immediate action to prevent a global catastrophe and the topics being discussed these fires in the amazon something the politicians have weighed in on this artificial explains. it's an environmentalist wors

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rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we asked the nigerian ministry of justice for comment they have yet to respond. famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literature war over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods at all quarter has more. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported the boycotts d

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities. in response the nigerian military has denied the allegations that have been made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are also adequately cared for we've asked the nigerian ministry of justice a comment on the story although so far we haven't received a response. some world news in brief nash starting with a deadly blast in afghanistan a quick morning to you might find some of the images here disturbing a truck bomb exploded near a hospital on thursday in the south of the country killing 20 almost 100 people were injured the explosion destroyed part of the building as well as the ambulance fleet the taliban say they carried out the attack that is the latest in the daily attacks since the collapse of peace talks w

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities well the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we've also and your ministry of justice for comment but we haven't received a reply yet. i'm resign a lot quit and i will have more of the biggest stories from the past 7 days in about half an hour's time. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been great only implement from the inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela associate. in the school have a son of a moment to. get out of that political battle to stay on t

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities when the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we've asked the german history of justice for comment but we have yet to receive a reply. and their own mind about breaking news british tour operator thomas cook has collapsed maybe up to 600000 holidaymakers stranded the company employed around 22000 people worldwide and it was the world's oldest travel operator thomas cook cease trading offer talks on securing a 200000000 pound rescue package failed the british government has pledged to ensure that all citizens stranded abroad will be brought home it once been described as the country's largest ever peacetime ration effort. well i'm birds of a lo

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities. now in response the nigerian military denies the allegations made against them in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we also asked the nigerian ministry of justice to comment on this story although so far we haven't had a response. a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literary award over her political activism she has been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on quarter now has more on the story from berlin. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. the

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their community. or the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we have asked the nigerian ministry of justice for comment but haven't received any reply yet. and now a reminder of our breaking news british tour operator thomas cook has collapsed leaving up to 600000 holidaymakers stranded the company employed around 22000 people worldwide and it was thought to be when the world's oldest travel operators thomas cook cease trading after talks on securing a 200000000 pound rescue package failed the british government has pledged to assure that all citizens stranded abroad will be brought home in what's been described as the country's largest ever peacetime repatriation e

really is the south asia director for human rights watch is going well it is sexual abuse in religious schools already restricted to bangladesh or is it a problem of the wider region. well i mean you know we have seen the historic historical reports that come out from from judges for instance so no this is this is something they did that creates in almost all religious institutions it has been a problem but in south asia it is one of the issues that has not been really was lightly discussed but in recent times we have seen reports that arc is the one out of bangladesh out of india out of sri lanka so that it is but this one histories our own mother says are assurance religious institutions are often trusted places by parents and therefore what happens there can and can can play out without proper . oversight why do you think these cases go on reported so often where one of the things that we worked on repeatedly when we were open child sex abuse is are are actually able to even explain what is happening and then are they believed quite often the people that are the perpetrators are peo

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities that are doing military denies the allegations made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas are adequately cared for was that i was hearing ministry of justice for comment they've yet to respond to. a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literary award over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on all quarter as more. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported the boy

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities that are in military denies the allegations made in the report saying that children are kept in secure areas and i do quickly cared for we've asked that of jerry ministry of justice for comment we're still waiting for a response. a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literature war over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods are to use double quarter picks up the story from berlin . the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions at the time of the decision none of the juro

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rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities in nigeria military denies allegations of aid in the report saying the children are kept in secure is and are adequately cared for we have us the nigerian ministry of justice for comment they've yet to respond. and finally this hour a famous pakistani novelist there's been denied a german literary award over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods r.t. strong quarter reports. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. at the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities. the nigerian military does deny the allegations that have been made in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we are the nigerian ministry for justice to comment on this story too although so far they haven't responded. still to come the daughter wins and then he stripped off the german military you all because of her active support for the palestinian cause i will have a look at this story plus others to just after the. join me every 1st week on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. with more make goods manufactured and sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation and help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities or the nigerian military denied the allegations made against them in the report saying the children are kept in secure areas and adequately cared for we've asked the nigerian ministry of justice for comment on the story well they're so far they haven't responded. but still to come a renowned author wins and then he's stripped of german literary award all because of her active support for the palestinian cause we'll have a look at this just off the bat. blood form for syrian conflict mediation never has spoken with one voice but recently disagreement between russia turkey and iran has become so still look good not even the leaders try to hide it as the program run its course or is the friction really a sign that it's working. welcome ba

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities and military denies the allegations made in the report by save the children are kept in secure areas and adequately cared for we've asked our jury minister of justice for comment we're waiting for a response. famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german littrell war over how political activism has been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on court as will. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. at the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported the boycotts divestments

shutting down major sorts of news in addition to the 100 websites including human rights watch is that it's shut down and you know putting out troops all over the streets of cairo and alexandria to do random checks all of the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. the fact that the thing that threatens this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people a government that secure any standing that security which it ima see and it's more among the egyptian public wouldn't be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo i think what's far more significant than really the predictable hysterical excessive brutal reaction of the egyptian government is the fact that egypt sions are daring to voice their concerns to daring to voice their opposition to this government knowing full well that what they are going to face is arbitrary and unjust attention and grassroots in targeting not only of them selves but of their family members this is what's significant what's significant is the bravery of these dictions who are dete

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities a jury military denies allegations in the report saying the children are kept in secure is under other could be cared for more have us the nigerian ministry of justice for comment they've yet to respond. a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literary award over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on quarter explains. city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported the boycotts divestments and

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities the nigerian military denies the allegations though made against them in the report saying that the children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we've also asked the nigerian ministry of justice for comment on this story although they've yet to respond. still ahead few renowned author wins and then his. ministry awarded because of her active support for the palestinian cause we'll have a look at the details on this both of the stories yourself to. join me every 1st week on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dr

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their communities the nigerian military denies the allegations in the report saying the children are kept in secure reus and adequately cared for we have us the nigerian ministry of justice to comment they have yet to respond. and finally a famous pakistani novelist has been denied a german literary award over her political activism she's been calling for a boycott of israeli goods on the quarter reports. the city of dortmund has reversed its decision to hand a literary awards to british pakistani author kamila shamsie that she plagiarized something commit a crime perhaps now it's all because she supports an anti israel movement called boycott divestment sanctions. the time of the decision none of the jurors knew that kamila shamsie had supported the

rights watch to access the military detention centers but what human rights watch is calling for is that nigerian authorities release any remaining children in military detention and transfer them to civilian child protection authorities so that they can receive rehabilitation help or unifying with their families and reintegrating into their community. the nigerian military denies the allegations made in the report saying children are kept in secure areas and are adequately cared for we've asked the nigerian ministry of justice for comment but have not received any reply as of yet their weekly continues after the short break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from station let it be an arms race on all sides very dramatic to follow the only mostly . i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. tensions between the masses and classes have existed ever

absolutely and i would agree with human rights watch on that. we have had arrests of 794 people during this recent looting and the tax on persons. we also have found that of the injuries, the majority are south african. this is why we are actually asking ourselves questions as to, is this a criminal robbery, or is it an anti—foreigner sentiment by south africans? i think there is an antipathy, we can't deny that. you talked to foreign diplomats in south africa, i know, a few days ago, to explain in a sense, your feelings about what had happened. you talked about feeling embarrassment and shame. and you said this isn't so much xenophobia as afrophobia. that fascinated me, what you mean by that? not one single european person, asian, or other group has been attacked. it has been directed at african people. from south africa, as well as from other african countries. remember ten people died, eight were south african, two were zimbabwean. but afrophobia, you are suggesting there is something about the anger that south africans are feeling towards

shutting down major sorts of news in addition to the 100 websites including human rights watch is that it's shut down and you know putting out troops all over the streets of cairo and alexandria to do random checks on the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. and the fact that the thing that threatens this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people and government didn't secure any standing that security which it ima see and it's more among the egyptian public wouldn't be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo i think what's far more significant than really the predictable hysterical excessive brutal reaction of the egyptian government is the fact that egypt sions are daring to voice their concerns to daring to voice their opposition to this government knowing full well that what they are going to face is arbitrary and unjust attention and harassment in targeting not only absolves but of their family members this is what's significant what's significant is the bravery of these junctions who are deter

here's the south asia director for human rights watch is going it is sexual abuse in religious schools already restricted to bangladesh or is it the wider. i mean you know we have seen the historic historical reports that come out from from judges for instance so no this is this is something they did that creates in almost all religious institutions it has been a problem but in south asia it is one of the issues that has not been really was discussed but in recent times we have seen the protests at what is the heart of bangladesh out of india out of sri lanka so that it is but this one histories are there says are assurance religious institutions are often trusted places by parents and therefore what happens there can and can can play out without proper. oversight why do you think these cases go on reported so often where one of the things that we worked on repeatedly when we were in child sex abuse is are are actually able to even explain what is happening and then are they believed quite often the people ringback that are the perpetrators are people of consequence of importance in th