international says iraq's crackdown on the protests has descended into a bloodbath in the southern city of nasiriyah 3 protesters were shot dead by police trying to disperse them. a vintage airplane has dropped thousands of poppies over the white cliffs of dover in southern england the fly past formed part of the celebrations held every november 11th in britain to remember those who were killed in the 1st world war poppies symbolize the wartime battlefields. spain's longstanding political deadlock looks set to continue prime minister pedro sanchez and socialist party took the biggest share of the vote in sunday's general election but failed to secure a majority in the parliament the rise of the far right means sanchez will find it difficult to form a stable coalition. what i want to tell me what i mean by you know good evening ladies and gentlemen dear friends the socialist party has won the election for a 3rd time this year. joyous words but behind warry although the socialist p.s.o. we party won most seats in sunday's election it failed to gain a majority in the spanish parliament now

international said they were used to kill protesters not dispersed and. politicians that destroyed the country you plundered our wealth for 16 years get out enough we don't want you the security forces of both the ministries of defense under interior with you hitting us why are you subordinate to these parties these parties should be rooted out no party will have them and. the former national security adviser to u.s. president donald trump has failed to appear before the impeachment inquiry john bolton was formally invited to testify on thursday but his lawyer quickly made it clear that his client was unwilling to appear voluntarily bolton who was fired by trump in september says he will only be willing to testify if a federal court backs a subpoena or the inquiry centers on whether trump abused his power by pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden. the leaders of a banned cambodian opposition party have been blocked from returning home sam rainsy and. have been living in self-imposed exile and were stopped from boarding flights in

international says iraq's crackdown on the protests has descended into a bloodbath in the southern city of nasiriyah 3 protesters were shot dead by police trying to disperse. romania's presidential election is set to go to a runoff after voting on sunday exit polls put incumbent president klaus your highness in the late with nearly 40 percent of votes he's likely to face his left leaning challenger in the 2nd round. place in hong kong have fired tear gas to break up anti-government demonstrations activists were saying blocking roads and vandalizing sites around the city this is the 24th consecutive weekend of protests with demonstrators calling for democratic reforms and an inquiry into police violence. a vintage airplane has dropped thousands of poppies over the white cliffs of dover in southern england the fly past formed part of the celebrations held every november 11th in britain to remember those killed in the 1st world war poppies symbolize the wartime battlefields. well it's to spain now where election results show the ruling socialist party of acting prime minister pedro sanchez

international says iraq's crackdown on the protests has descended into a bloodbath in the southern city of nasiriyah syria 3 protesters were shot dead by police trying to disperse them. remaining as presidential election is set to go to a runoff after voting on sunday exit polls put incumbent president klaus your highness in the lady with nearly 40 percent of votes he's likely to face to face his left leaning challenger in the 2nd round. at least 3 people have been killed in the massive bushfires raging across australia as a stern state of new south wales blazes are also tearing through queensland further north thousands of people have been moved to safety and a total fire ban has been declared. a vintage airplane has dropped thousands of poppies over the white cliffs of dover in southern england the fly past formed part of the celebrations held every november 11th in britain to remember those killed in the 1st world war poppies symbolize the wartime battlefields. with spain's long time long standing political deadlock looks set to continue prime minister pederast sanchez socialists too

international has warned of mounting human rights violations and attacks on dissenting voices committed by security forces. now african refugees in south africa have been demanding to be moved to other countries because they feel it's in a fullback attacks now since last month there's been a group camped outside the u.n.h.c.r. as offices in the capital pretoria business the south african president condemning the attacks in september no amount of anger and frustration and grievance can justify such acts off wanton destruction and criminality. there can be no excuse for the attacks on the homes and businesses or foreign nationals just as they can be no excuse whatsoever for xenophobia or any form of intolerance all right well it's in baby is a south african political analyst he's also a brother to the country's former president i would make a mistake it's lovely to have you really as the we're hearing the south african president condemning the the attacks on foreign nationals in south africa something that made headlines across the continent you recently wrote an opinion piece and you sai

amnesty international said at least 106 demonstrators have been killed and 21 iranian cities. >>> major ski resorts in the lake tahoe area are preparing for a possible power outage. pg&e turned off the lights at many ski resorts during a massive power outage three weeks ago and there is a chance of another plant power outage as early as tomorrow due to the expected dangerous fire conditions. there is concern and confusion at sugar bowl and add their and other ski resorts. >> we can't run snowmaking machines without power. they have not given us a definitive data. >> reporter: there are concerns a power outage could delay opening day at sugar bowl. ski season is officially set to begin on november 29 which is black friday. >>> bill is off tonight and is what you think about the winds tomorrow particularly here in the north bay. >> winds will be above 40 miles an hour. every time we have offshore wind events it drives things up more. the only thing that gets rid of fire danger is rainfall. it is such an interesting pattern. we have snow in the forecast for the sierra, rain in southern cal

just last week, amnesty international was issued a travel ban. it is quitite clear that the israeli goverernment is helell-t on s stting down n independent human n rights reporting. ultimately, it willl fail andnde are goining to fight until the very l last minute not only fore to stay,y, but the safeguard wil remain. brent: that was omar secure speaking with us earlier. now to one of the most difficult challenges facing europe, the large number of refugees in search of a better life. many migrants are finding conditions no easier than those they left behind. refugee camps on the greek islands are dangerously overcrowded. >> they had to improvise or face a night sleeping out in the open. refugee arrivals in recent weeks have overwhelmed the system and as many as 6000 asylum-seekers are on the islands, most living in inhumane conditions. >> we had a problem, life very difficult. next the new camp is growing outside the official reception facilities. they have asked the european union for help. the situation is dire and is likely to worsen. volunte

over one hundred purchased is killed in iran amnesty international says it has credible reports that show dozens of people have been killed in cities across the country. the group callsls for the regime to end what it calls a brutal crackdown. top nationalal sececurity aides tesy against president trump is impeachment proceedings continue in the united states they say they found trump's phone conversation with cranes presidents landscape improper and alarming. and hundreds of purchase to celebrate in bay ridge after they manage to prevent parliam

international has described the situation as a block off. and exit polls show remaining as president klaus your highness has won the most votes in the country's presidential election but he's not gained enough support to avoid a runoff later this month your highness will likely face the social democrat leader and former remaining prime minister. in a 2nd round vote set for november 24th will do say with this peace and war the view from russia is the program coming up next i'll have more news for you a bit later on. ching at some of them used to be with. you put a moose is composed mostly of she. would suppose we should be kind of. this . but teach us with some kind of the meaning and voice and still to know it's sort of there's room. to piece. this is the muslim solution cookie going to seize consider this to you could you. should just. boys you mean it goes into the soul in the islam and yet i see. that. they much. poisonings cross 2 wars cyber and financial interference in the u.s. and european elections support of syrian president assad.

working with amnesty international, denied the right to travel outside the west bank in october and he says this is because of his work against israeli settlements. >> the ban was imposed a couple of months after we released the onlinen against companies that work in israeli settlements so this is obviously against meot only but against all the critical voices that speak against what is doing.i government reporter: is there some sort of a strategic threat? it's one ofists say the few ways to left to fight occupation. maryam: a german museum with one of the biggest collections of boroque treasures in europe has been robbed of goods worth up to billion. the thieves broke in, in dresden, is stole several sets being of as imemotional cultural value. reporter: robbery at dawn in one of europe's oldest museums, the billion,h more than $1 including three 18th century sets of jewelry made of diamonds, rubys and emeralds. the thieves forced a window smashing a glass cabinet in the 300-year-old museum. in through ats got window facing the palace square and cut through the grating and glass befor

the rights group, amnesty international says the aim is to discourage further protests. now on bbc news — each year we go behind the camera and speak to the freelance journalists who capture and bring us some of the most important news stories of our times, often in extremely difficult and dangerous circumstances. in the firing line. some of the most powerful images of this year. often filmed in difficult and dangerous places. there are snipers on this road. but who are the people who bring us these pictures? five, six debt. why do they do it? how do they do it? and what has been the impact on them personally. each year we step behind the camera and speak to the men and women who are and bring us some of the most important news stories of oui’ the most important news stories of our times. often under extremely difficult circumstances, and facing great personal strain. these freelance video journalists are honoured by an award named after a british freelancer who was killed in moscow covering the tober coup in 1993. his memory lives on through the rory peck trust whic

amy: meanwhile, amnesty international has denounced the chilean government for widespread human rights violations against protesters. erika guevara-rosas, americas director at amnesty international, said in a statement -- "president sebastian pinera has clearly not taken all the measures open to him to stop the grave human rights violations and possible crimes under international law that have kept occurring in chile since the beginning of the social protests. this continuity shows there is no genuine willingness to discard a failed strategy or to respond to people's demands and respect their rights." the chilean authorities have killed at least 20 people and wounded thousands more since the protests erupted on october 19 in response to a subway fare hike and quickly grew into a revolt against austerity and economic inequality. well, for more, we're joined by papablo abufom, a a member of te solidaridad movement, an anti-capitalist and feminist organization in chile. she is also an activist with no mas afp, an organization seeking to reform the pinochet-era privatized pension system in

plus a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. and a british university canceled a talk by a feminist artist after students accuse her of transphobia forgot her side of the story. i don't believe i'm trying to fight because i don't believe i said anything trans trans fatty rick i mean to you know universities and learning prices the places you discussed if someone disagrees with me then i want to find out more and we can learn from each other.

this is less than 24 hours after that amnesty international report came out which the government has rejected and which by the way did not only blame the army for abuses during those nine days at a state of emergency was in place here but also the police and so the police have now stopped using pellet guns which have taken -- have injured more than 220 people and many of them have been left without one or more of their eyes or what -- or rather one or both of their eyes. and so that has been very controversial. and at least on this occasion, we know that there's a lot of tear gas and pepper gas and water cannons but we understand that at least the guns, the pellet -- the rubber bullets that are coated and lead coated bullets are not being used by the security forces. >> lucia on the occasions you've been able to speak to people on the ground what have they been telling you? >> people saying that -- do what they want. but more interesting, the last week or two, you get the sense that they're just not going to leave the street. and that's because no matter whether you speak to young pe

new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. to do fama faces renewed scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its efforts to suppress negative stories about its widely prescribed opioid painkiller . others a backlash from the jewish community in germany the nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. terms it does nothing to do it and that does nothing for restore points of view that completely.

amnesty international says the majority of those who have been kied have been shot at. the deadliest crackdown in iran's livi memory. reanian officials say the is over and the so-called western plot defeated. but people's anger hasn't gone away. iranians tsend him drawings of the protests. mat families ld the bbc t they can no longer make ends meet. they say they were out on the streets becae they are hungry, and instead of being heard, they were greeted by bullets, bullets that killed young women and men. >> my son was so intelligent. he loved history andoetry. i am proud that he died for freedom. reporter: puya was shot dead after filming this. age 27, dreaming of a different iran. nuala: thousands of students across the world walked out of class todaas part of a global climate strike. these protests are taking place ahead of the next u.n. climate conference. that starts in madrion monday. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from. manchester >> we ca about our future and we demand that those in power care about it as well. victoria: another friday, another

. >> unlike a strong rejection of amnesty international's report, the president quickly embraced the recommendations to create a new, modern police force that can be both effective and guarantee respect for human rights. in the same breath, the president sent a request to congress to authorize the army take -- the army to safeguard services without calling for a state of emergency. >> much of our infrastructure like electricity, and drinking water has been attacked. there is a benefit. it will flee -- free many police officers so they can concentrate on being in our streets and in our parks. history withe's military dictatorship, bringing out the army is likely to generate more controversy to spending -- depending on the scope of the mandate. the very fact that this is being contemplated is evidence of the incapacity of the police to effectively address the challenges chile is facing. they can be argued that the police are contributing to, rather than reducing, the violence here. al jazeera, santiago. on the u.k.t now election and the country's chief rabbi has accused the opposition

a new report by amnesty international accuses take john's google and facebook of violating human rights spine pulling surveillance based business models. and human netanyahu bribery for old and brinkmanship trust the 1st time in israeli history the sitting prime minister is facing indictment in criminal investigations. and there's a backlash from the jewish community in germany after nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. but other times it is nothing to do and that is nothing new for mr point of view completely to be destroyed.

in iran, amnesty international says security forces killed over 100 protesters during ongoing nationwide demonstrations sparked by a sudden hike in fuel prices last week. the report also warns the death count may be much higher, with some suggesting as many as 200 haveve been killed. onon thursday, iran announced a rise in n the cost of gas rangig frfrom 50% to 300%. on sunday, soon after the protests broke out, iran imposed an almost complete internet blackout. we'll have more on n the iranian protests later in the broadcast. in bolivia, police and military forces killed at least five pro-morales protesters and injured dozens more tuesday, in at least the second massacre against evo morales' supporters since the longtime bolivian president was ousted in what he calls a military coup. tuesday's massacre occurred in el alto, near the capital of la paz, where protesters had been blocking a major fuel plant. police and military forces used helicopters and armored vehicles to the protest site. witnesses say military units opened fire, killing at least fi young men. this is one of the victims

international's research on iran and human rights and she joins us now by skype from london so just take us through this about these protests and what you're hearing if. hello again formation that be have to be and that be have all taint 340 people patterned off on northward killings across the country the happed out here in new york for at least 106 cases of it's a $21.00 is across the country how their belief that it really anon there may be much higher yet even that it's not in your total. block on access to it and this is of course at their leverage a template in your inventory teeth to restrict the flow of information and will it lead crackdown to the. list is saying that it has credible reports backing that estimate what those reports what are you basing that estimate on. v. have tangs and information from ivy on the ground and a new dish on human rights activists inside the country who are all creaking and they're very difficult to form sentences as well as giuliani's and independent human rights and there's up side the country has been boy king tirelessly to gather informati

international says more than 100 people have been killed during protests over the hikes in fuel prices also the program. dozens of protesters spent another night under siege in a hong kong university campus with food and water drilling how much longer can they hold out against police. and what age do you think is appropriate for a good to.

amnesty international says at least 143 people have been killed in the unrest. officicials in kenya safe five more people have been killed in overernight floodingng, bringine death toll from torrential rains to 65.5. a county has been hit hardest with more than 85,000 people affected. french luxury goods giant has clinched the takeover of u.s. jeweler tiffany. the analysts regard the move as a win for both companies. lvmh hopes the deal will boost its presence in the united states. lvmh is owned by friends's richest man. -- by france's richest man. it's watches and jewelry division comprises vulgarity and tag heur. the 16 point two -- $16.2 billion deal will be their biggest acquisition to date. >> now to be taken over by lvmh, a luxury group so european that most people have trouble pronouncing its full name. u.s. jeweler tiffany is one of america's fewer luxury blinds. -- luxury brands. it is looking to gain the ability with a new generation of customers. paris-based lvmh believes it is just the owner to manage the transformation. it owns a portfolio of 75 fas

palestinian groups that have been tarnished just last week a palestinian staff member amnesty international has issued a travel ban as a punitive measure given their work it's quite clear that the israeli government is hell bent on shutting down independent human rights reporting but it ultimately is going to fail we're going to continue to do the same work covering the same issues and the exact same way whether i'm here or not and we're going to fight to the very last minute not only for me to stay in these next 20 days but to safeguard what remains of the limited space for human rights advocacy and basic criticism or it will have to leave it there for now but thank you very much for your insights. let's take it now to the other stories making news around the walls at least 4 people were killed when security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters in iraq's southern province of bastra this comes a day off the 5 people were reported dead in protests in the country's capital baghdad as they called the sweeping political. president has found rouhani says iran will take another step t

international's director for the americas. says the use of excessive and unnecessary force follows a pattern of deliberate repression by chilean authorities. that we've documented cases of and sexual abuse people who have died in the context of the violent repression from security forces including the military and police in many cases we have video evidence of the use of semi automatic rifles used by the military who shot indiscriminately against peaceful protest as. since the unrest began more than 1400 people have been injured by firearms used by authorities according to figures released by amnesty international one of the most common injuries reported by human rights observers is from projectiles launched by police this shotgun cartridge for example thousands of people have been injured by projectiles just like this one police in chile have also been known to aim their weapons directly at protesters resulting in more than 200 people suffering injuries to their eyes and a man. was shot by these rubber pellets during a peacef

a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. benyamin netanyahu is charged with bribery fraud and a breach of trust it is the 1st time in israeli history that a sitting prime minister her. faced indictment in criminal investigations. there is a backlash from the jewish community in germany after a nazi of memorabilia is sold the at auction for thousands of euros. but says it's nothing to do that there's nothing to do for the interview.

week a palestinian staff member amnesty international has issued a travel ban as a punitive measure given their work it's quite clear that the israeli government is hell bent on shutting down independent human rights reporting but it ultimately is going to fail we're going to continue to do the same work covering the same issues and the exact same way whether i'm here or not and we're going to fight to the very last minute not only for me to stay in these next 20 days but to safeguard what remains of the limited space for human rights advocacy and basic criticism. that was here speaking with us from israel where is you when shame that is a question that his wife is desperate to find the answer to the human rights lawyer was detained almost 2 years ago by chinese authorities and those chinese authorities they've said very little sense now use wife is on a quest to locate her husband and challenge his detention despite the hurdles involved here's the story she is on a mission crisscrossing china on trains. as in the hope of confronting a system shrouded in secrecy i think i still don'

human rights group amnesty international says as many as 106 people may have died during protests across or.

this is d w news live from berlin the death toll rises as iran cracks down on protesters amnesty international's reporting more than 100 people have been killed during protests over hikes in fuel prices also on the show. president trump is out at the impeachment hearings in congress calling them a disgrace and an embarrassment that.

the death toll rises as a random crackdown on protesters amnesty international is reporting more than $100.00 people have been killed during protests over sharp pipes and fuel prices also on the show. dozens of protesters spent another night under siege in a hong kong university with food.

amnesty international has investigated some of the latest cases. the police are deliberately targeting certain body parts. they use the guns in a way that can lead to lethal injuries. chile's president has said all cases of disproportionate police violence must be investigated. >> any excessive use of force and breach of police protocol needs to be investigated by public prosecutors and brought to justice. >> but so far, little has happened. any police officers don't wear id badges. that makes it almost impossible to prosecute them. >> i have children. i need to be able to work and earn money whether i want it or not. i need to forget my fears, but i'm still full of fear and panic. >> nelson's life is now dominated by the injuries he received at the hands of the police. brent: it's not going to be quite the ipo it was billed to be. saudi arabia has decided to restrict aramco's ipo to the riyadh stock exchange, with the vast majority is of shares to be sold locally. the decision is a huge step back from original plans to go public and other places s

the rights group, amnesty international says the aim is to discourage further protests. the government has announced that a number of children whose british parents were inside the former islamic state territory and who died in syria, are being returned to the uk. the foreign secretary, dominic raab said it was the right thing to do and that "innocent children" should never have been subjected to the "horrors of war". reporting restrictions mean that few details about them can be revealed. our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville reports. these children are looking for a way home, still trapped in syria. but today, british orphans, who aren't shown here, are finally able to escape the misery of syria's camps. they're now safely in the care of uk diplomats and they're doing well. the foreign secretary welcomed their return. this evening, we're in the process of returning back to the uk a number of orphaned british children from the conflict in syria. we look at the cases individually very carefully and in these circumstances, it's the right thing to do. these chi

amnesty international says it has document at least 106 deaths of protesters, who took to the streets to protest petrol prices. the human rights group lves real numbers higher. nks and other been set ablaze. for more, i spoke to robin wright of the u.s. institute for peace. iran's leadership islaiming they have ended the protests, but how much of a threat to they posed to the leadership in tehran? robin: these are the mostat serious demonsns in two years and arguably one of only four sets of demonstrations since the revolution in 1979. the regime is in seriousec omic trouble because o u.s. sanctions and the plummeting value of the rial, the plummeting sale of oil. these are serious. they could crack down all theyff want and cuthe internet but the fact is that the iranians are very unhappy with the impact on the lue of their income and the prices. but the question is, is this enough to actually force a change in regime or force major policy changes? laura: do you think the u.s. is going to turn up the maximum thpressure campaign, hopinat that could force an end to the iranian regime? r

international it's documented 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 targeted and divisions who are not directly but active hostilities indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to a breach of international humanitarian law and that can i want to walk claims. the u.s. military africa command told us it strikes didn't kill any civilians in the cases documented by amnesty or by asked that it applied by armed conflict law. some of the leaders and fighters have been killed by the airstrikes the government and its foreign military backers have forced the armed group out of most of the towns and cities but it's still controlled. swathes of the countryside and security experts say civilian deaths could help it it's going to be a recruiting. tool for them for the terror group the beneficiary the only beneficiary is going to be asked about. this man says he saw his father killed in the airstrike on the farm he says nobody in his family ever had anything to do with out. we asked him what he'd say to

amnesty is work we've seen a campaign of incitement against groups like. that it's really groups like that said we saw a raid on the offices of palestinian prisoner rights group of the media that just in september what's happening here is a systematic pattern but now that the court has rubber stamped and said this has the veneer of legality under israeli law it really sends a chilling message and threatens to embolden the government to take further steps today it might be deportation denials tomorrow is that criminalizing the same kind of speech today it's boycotts tomorrow is that calling settlements illegal or the west bank occupied it's an incredibly dangerous precedent. american cash to boost road rail and other infrastructure appears to be getting lost on route the u.s. is planning instead to plow transport funds into asia as it competes with china even though americans but still contending with crumbling roads creaking railways notated airports all despite donald trump's election promise to sort it out. more. china's one belt one road project of buil

international it's 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 of the germans who are not that actively participate in active force indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to breach of international humanitarian law and that can amount to walk times. the u.s. military africa command told us it strikes didn't kill or injure any civilians in the cases documented by amnesty or biassed that it applied by armed conflict law. this man says he saw his father killed in the airstrike on the farm he says nobody in his family ever had anything to do with al-shabaab we asked him what he'd say to the people responsible for the bombing. he says please don't hate us. malcolm webb al-jazeera mogadishu somalia still ahead on the news hour in sports the world's most expensive football again as a date for his return from injury media will be here with that story very shortly to stay with us. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on

amnesty international estimate over 100eople have been lled. for more on the situation i'm of the washington institute. thanks for being with us. why is it that iran's decision to raise fuel ices would lead these protests across the nation? >> obviously, iranians were already pinched by a number of factors. s. sanctions which have dried up the country's oil revenues, long-term economic his management of the country. i think th was something which the population wasn't prepared for and hit them qte hard. gasoline prices are being triple as a result of this. outhat brought people to the streets, and you see the economic concerns blend with long-standing political complaints that people have had to do to the regime's repression , itsnpopularity amongst what is a relatively young population. laura: we'reti not g that much information because the iranian government has shut down the internet. >> it is something that is very disturbing from a western point of view but it is an increasingly common tactic for authoritarian regimes. r thognize that the

international and if you don't support the principles they do well prepared to be sidelined there will be some global actors who will never back the contract principles just as they flout other global agreements but we know we will have succeeded when those governments and companies are true outliers. if google facebook and others want to be able to prove that they've changed then they are going to need to adhere to the principles set out in this particular and shoot it if a company is found to have been obviously breaching this accord how do you react do you strike the most of mediately one of the sanctions against them and how serious is a measure need to do before any measures to be taken against them for them to be a jetted from this particular group very little in this is actually been defiant one has to be a little bit wary if companies are signing up to this a body simply by the letter of the law only to the extent they can get away with then that would be a major concern. the 5th russian british business forum is underway in london with thousands of participants in attendance t

international and if you don't support the principles they do well prepared to be sought. and there will be some global actors who will never back the contracts principles just as they florida other global agreements but we know will have succeeded when those governments and companies are true of lawyers if google facebook and others want to be able to prove that they've changed then they're going to need to adhere to the principle set out to particular initiative and one of the issues here is the fact that there is limited information disclosure so that if companies are behaving badly they could always stonewall you would prevent you having information about aig and the lack of enforcement is a major issue if a company is found to have been obviously breaching this record how do you react do you strike a lot of mediately one of the sanctions against them and how serious is a measure need to delete or any measures to be taken against for them to be a jetted from this particular group very little in this is actually being defiant one has to be a little bit wary if companies

amnesty international says at least 143 people have been killed. the most violent protests in iranfor many killed. the most violent protests in iran for many years. triggered when the government, without notice at midnight on november 15, increased petrol prices by three times. the next day, many blocked the main roads in cities and towns across the country by parking their cars on the roads. translation: with the rise in the price of petrol, everything else is going to become more expensive. we will not see it to —— today, but so. what started as a protest against the price i quickly became a nationwide insurrection against the clerical leaders. dozens of petrol stations were set on fire as well as hundreds of banks, government offices, even religious centres. irani and leaders blamed outside powers, particularly the united states. translation: the americans were at the centre of this rebellion and they admitted it. death to america, shout hardliners at tehran public friday prayers. iran has been under most stringent us sanctions, what the us

international says more than $100.00 demonstrators have been killed by security forces that is a figure though project of iran's government said bank has the latest from tehran. as of this moment it's back up to 70 percent and that's up from 5 percent when it was shut down last week that was following demonstrations and riots that took place as a result of the announcement by the government of a fuel price increase of up to 50 percent now that was a very sophisticated shutdown according to analysts that iran has managed to shut down the internet inside the country stopping people from communicating outside of iran but the internal network inside the country still was up and running so banks could carry out transactions you could order taxis and absent access news websites within the country those are based inside the country but we still don't know how many people died during this last week now the official iranian 12 that's including security forces amnesty international has put the figure as over 100 now iran denies denies and rejects that figure but businesses have been affected to e

international has investigated some of the latest cases. for the police yelling the police are deliberately targeting certain body parts they're using their guns in a way that can lead to lethal interests. because so little is chile's president sebastian pinera has sent all cases of disproportionate police violence must be investigated what good exists office and the committee any excessive use of force and breach of police protocol work needs to be investigated by the public prosecutor use and brought to justice or. peace. but so far little has happened many police officers don't wear id badges that makes it almost impossible to prosecute them for nelson campus that's no longer a priority and we'll. i have children. i need to be able to work and earn money whether i wanted or not. need to forget my fears but i'm still full of fear and panic. now since life is now dominated by the injuries he received at the hands of the police. coming up ahead the cape town. unconventional methods to connect with and has become a viral hit. but 1st to gree

rights watchdog amnesty international has been looking into this trying to verify the claims they've been talking to witnesses and medics are treating the wounded and based on that embassy now says that it has strong evidence that iraq is security forces are using tear gas canisters basically as live rounds with him to kill or severely injured protesters you know rather than this person them and so we're talking about military great cancers that are about 10 times as have you stand at once but they're being fired at the same speed so that's 10 times impassioned and you know the cat scan that we just just saw there just the clearly shows the damage that it can do it easily pierced through people's goals and just yesterday so on tuesday the u.n. issued a similar scathing indictment of the iraqi government they said that security forces have killed at least 97 people injured thousands in just the past 2 weeks at least 16 of those deaths in the. according to u.n. more direct result of tear gas canisters doctors in iraq say that the real numbers are much higher but they've been forced to

this is news and these are our top stories the human rights group amnesty international says as many as 106 people may have died during protests across iran the demonstrations began over the weekend after the government announced a sharp hike in the price of fuel. in hong kong the standoff between pro-democracy protesters and police at a besieged university appears to be coming to an end it's thought about a 100 protesters are still inside the campus 1000 protesters have been arrested since monday. police in malta have arrested a man in connection with the murder of journalist a deaf in galatea who was found dead on the island last year you're going fenech a prominent businessman was apprehended when police intercepted his your. pulled francis has been greeted by adoring crowds in bangkok as he arrived for a weeklong tour of thailand and japan the pontiff hopes his visit will boost the faith of catholics in both countries and address pressing recent issues like human trafficking. this is really is from berlin for more you can follow some twitter that's at did or you can also visit ou

international says more than 100 demonstrators have been killed by security forces a figure that iran's government is rejecting a said they joins us live now from tehran my apologies we will try to effort that story as our correspondent is trying to gather more information about what about what is going on there and iran so in the meantime let's move on u.s. vice president mike pence has arrived in iraq on an unannounced visit he met u.s. troops stationed at an air base in iraq has been dealing with weeks of violent anti-government protests demonstrators are angry about corruption unemployment and poor public services parliament is preparing to discuss a new electoral reform bill. and vice president says he has raised concerns about iranian influence and discuss the recent protests regarding our conversations with prime minister ahmadi we we spoke about the un rest that's been taking place in recent weeks here in iraq he assured me that they were working. to avoid violence with the kind of repression that we see taking place even as we speak you know rahm and he he pledged to me that th