but amnesty international was accused. the country of human rights abuses saying 34000 people have been detained so far is really forces have shot and killed a 17 year old palestinian and media village west of from a lot in the occupied west bank. alice, indian officials say he was near the separation wall when he was shot, the teenagers, the 5th palestinian killed in the past 48 hours. and the 63rd since the beginning of the year. while a funeral has been held, or one of those victims, he was killed in the occupied west bank during the demolition of a home belonging to the r hammer to shame. in march, police killed him. i'd share who's accused of shooting 5 is really is m on con reports from the town of yeah. bad. oh, sheltering out his moon is very palestinian below cuba. the flags of palestinian factions including patter and amass, waive in a moment of unity. i will all was killed by these railing army late in a rate on wednesday as it demolished the home of dear ha, marsha and 11 members of his family. dear hm. marcia

but amnesty international is accused. the country of human rights abuses saying 34000 people have been detained so far. is really forces have shot and killed a 17 year old palestinians in mid year village west of from a lot in the occupied westbank palestinian officials say he was near the separation wall when he was shot. the teenager is the palestinian killed in the past. 48 hours on the 63rd since the beginning of the year. the funeral has been held for one of those victims. he was killed in the occupied westbank during the demolition of a home belonging to the how much share in march police killed him. marcia, who's accused of shooting 5 is really is iran con reports in a ton of yeah, but in the occupied westbank. oh, sheltering out his moon is very palestinian below koba, the flags of palestinian factions, including fata and a mass wave in a moment of unity. i will all was killed by these railing army late in a rate on wednesday as it demolished the home of dia. marsha and 11 members of his family. dear homer, she wa

i'm distinct unless you're not in control. camille, as amnesty international, has found that thousands of people are being detained without an arrest warrant. instead, the piece i'm making less arrests based on, i'm verified, anonymous accusations, or if people have a prison i called touch is or have a relative. and again, if they've denounced to please simply says are just because they live in a gang controlled community, non masking, or somebody candle. meanwhile, even as the president grapples with the gangs, another crisis lose. who kelly has gambled heavily on bitcoin, making the crypto currency legal tender in the country over here. but that great experiment had just one mentioned in his speech, 2 minutes from the end. a sign of how a celebrated policy has become a mil stove, elaborate mercy bit going so far. he's lost the country, tens of millions in buying up bitcoin before the price crushed. a $1000000000.00 bitcoin back bond that he announced with much fanfare last year has also been put on ice. it was all meant to help out. salvador pates mounting foreign debts. now economis

amnesty international says moscow is using indiscriminate shelling and banned weapons. translation: it was horrible, horrible when the russians were firing. it's hard to describe, but that what it was like. gains for a new left wing alliance in the first round of france's parliamentary elections. tougher background checks for us gun sales to anyone under 21. republican and democratic party senators reach an agreement. "lawful" and "correct" — the british government says its changes to brexit trade arrangements with the european union will not undermine the northern ireland peace agreement. and are the machines about to take over? a senior tech engineer claims an artificial intelligence tool has developed a mind of its own. hello and welcome to the programme. hundreds of civilians have been killed in the ukrainian city of kharkiv since the start of the conflict by indiscriminate russian shelling. in a new report, amnesty international accused moscow of routinely using internationally prohibited cluster munitions and scatterable mines. the human rights organisation said

she is executive director of amnesty international ukraine. she has been investigating war crimes by russian forces since the full-scale invasion began in february. pramila patten, you are just off your address to the u.n. security council. talk abo what you found in ukraine. >> well, youill recall it was only a few days after the russian invasion of ukraine that the first reports of sexual violence began tsurface. as the conflict passes, unfortunately, we continue to receive reports of sexual violence. i was inkraine from the first of may and i also wento poland and moldova. i did not need -- i was in lviv and kyiv. i'm that was civil society organizations who were frontline service providers who have engaged with victims. i so met with families of victims. of coursei met the government officialsnd signed a cooperation agreement. but what i can tell you is the credible reports from civil society organizations, but also from government officials like the office of the prosecutor general or the vice prime minister -- signed the framework of coo

according to the amnesty international report, white's ukranian migraines, the being protected by a u government, and also warmly received by many residents of those countries who even let them stay in their homes. we heard from nigerian politician odami ga, but the 2nd who say the e welcoming ukrainian refugees while mistreating those when the middle east and africa expose is rising disparities in the world. just a little bit to wind up people on those people of portal that on or people you become entrenched, you're picking up. what's your motor? i think we're talking about the responsibility for the, for the general population of the war. you're picking about the to responsibility to be able to manage over a week. i'm not how union g one in to the you grantees? judging all tremendous deval human beings. while the people like people forgot the middle is a missed you one in a place where the color high lou magician would you like more to leave on the transmission report like a potential syndrome sort of part of their technically be put into denying or for assignment to proceed with th

l salvador, extend the state of emergency to crack down on gang to amnesty international warns of major human rights violations. hello, the un has warned that there will be no winner in ukraine. $100.00 days to russia began its invasion. fighting continues to rage in the east to the russian forces close to taking complete control of the dom boss region. the ukrainian president vladimir lensky, says russia controls a 5th of ukraine's territory. the fighting has forced more than 14000000 people from their homes. nearly 7000000 have left for neighboring countries, and the rest are internally displaced. since the war began in february, the u. s. and other western allies have sanctioned russia and supplied ukraine with weapons. and then a historic shift, the german parliament voted to provide artillery to keep the russian forces have left a trail of destruction. though in the east and accusations of war, crimes are being investigated. the war has contributed to a massive rise in food and fuel prices around the world. the bus or avi has more from keith. if we go back to a 100 days ago, the wh

she is the secretary general of amnesty international and joined us from london. agnes, thanks so much for being on the program. amnesty international is calling for an independent inquiry just as al jazeera isn't of the human rights organizations are . what would that investigation into schraner death look like and what details need to be ironed out for it to proceed? a sense almost, i want to highlight how deeply are tombly and though the work and the investigation that you have conducted and isa is finding. and the fact that someone actually re abdur a claim was, are working for angela. she was an icon of for the palestinian population for the middle east or pollution. she was seemingly or keanda or in a fairly direct and targeted way all of these. and she was wearing a vest, you know, pointing out to her as an, as, as a representative of the, of the press corps, all of these point to a situation and a killing, which is extremely concerning. which is in keeping the with the pattern of unlawful killings of palestinian in the occupied territory. that amnesty, a lot of them are documen

and this problem will increase in the upcoming days. >> maria, the report from amnesty international accuses russia of war crimes in its attempts to capture kharkiv. realistically what will this amount to? >> kharkiv was all the time number one target for russia. because it's the second-largest city of ukraine. and it is very close to the russian border, only 40 kilometers away. so even if the russian troops are pushed back to the territory of russia, they will be able to shelter there. and they were doing so. they have deployed their iskander rockets. the range allows them to shelter the city even in the territory of russia. so until the war is over or there is some kind of cease-fire, kharkiv will continue to be under attack, and it's very dangerous to be in this city. that's what government officials tell civilians. stay home, don't go to the streets because when on the streets, people are all the time exposed to the attacks, and civilians show us that. people might get killed just because they are on the streets doing their normal daily life. and then they are not aware that it w

and in brussels, researcher at amnesty international. a warm welcome to you all and thanks for joining us. let me start with you. how many journalists are jailed and detained in egypt? what kind of message does this 15 your sentence send to journalist -- your sentence center journalists? >> thank you for having me. our most recent account is 20 journalists, one of them was released but we're still waiting today to see him released. we bring the countdown from 25 in december, which is a good sign. it means at least that the oppression machine is slowing down. we are seeing more releases than average since last year. but it does not mean that the oppression machine was dismantled or that there will be any executive action to limit the egyptian governments ability to imprison journalists in the short-term. we think that our improvement in terms of the numbers, but egypt is still the third today, that has been the case for at least eight years. so, we need to see a lot more, if we think that the verdict we saw today is is something as of an

the less your nailing control. camille, as amnesty international, has found that thousands of people are being detained without an arrest warrant. instead the piece or making less arrests, spaced on and verified anonymous accusations. or if people have a prism nyqold touches or have a relative. and again, if they've denounced police, the police is a just because they live in a gang controlled community, jani masking, also somebody fee candle. meanwhile, even as the president grappled with the gangs, another crisis lose. who kelly has gambled heavily on big coin making the crypto currency legal tender in the country over here. but that great experiment had just one mentioned in his speech 2 minutes from the end. a sign of how a celebrated policy has become a mil stove military matter. ceo bit going so far. his last, the country, tens of millions in buying up bitcoin before the price crushed a $1000000000.00 bitcoin back bond that he announced with much fanfare last year has also been put on ice. it was all meant to help out. salvador pates mounting foreign debts. now economists worrie

international and other human rights groups attributed to the use policy in the way of nato's member countries invasion and destabilization of that country. this horrifying report chet's new light on the suffering of people intercepted at sea and returned to libya for they are immediately funnelled into arbitrary detention and systematically subjected to torture, sexual violence, forced labor and other exploitation with total impunity. so shanisha now saying that to you is working to radically traffic to protect people holy war. this time in ukraine has to be the height of irony when the you played a role in creating the opportunity for human trafficking of like libya. michelle also would use the crumbling of using food supplies as a self missile against developing countries. but the u. s. and you have just a huge rush of trying to deliver stolen grain to developing countries. mister ambassador of the russian federation. let's be honest. the kremlin is using food supplies are still for sale, are doing developing, turn 3, hello picking a lane. shot mission is the grain. a stealth miss

she's a senior crisis response advisor at amnesty international. thank you very much for joining us. you investigate war crimes in human rights abuses and you are the co author of this report. so please tell us what did your investigation uncover? so we focused on the indiscriminate attacks that have been launched by russian forces in the city of had a key, which is the ukraine, 2nd city, things pretty much the 1st day of the waffen. the strikes have been carried out using internationally band cluster munitions. but also the other strikes the other stripes that are not carried out with band munitions, but with the regular munitions such as grad rockets and artillery shells unguided artillery shells. these are battle field weapons. they should never be used in residential areas where there are civilians. they are simply to inaccurate. they cannot be used to pinpoint a target. and the result of being that the civilian population has been terrorized more than half of the population of the city has been forced to leave because they are they are absolut

international. a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story should have, let me start with you today. how many journalists are jailed and detained in egypt? and what kind of message does this 15 years sentence that was given to am a thought send to journalists there. thank you for having me. i think we're going to our most recent town to wendy's on the list. one of them was all the release while we're still waiting today to see him released. so it will bring the account down from $25.00 in december, which is a good sign. it means that at least the machine is slowing down. we're seeing more releases than ever since last year. but it doesn't mean that that operation machine was dismantled or that there will be any legislative executive action to limit the government's ability to imprison journalists in the short term. we think that our improvement in terms of the numbers, but it still the 3rd level, jonas today, and that has been the case for at least 8 years. and

but amnesty international has accused the country of human rights abuses saying 34000 people have been detained so far. those are the headlines on al jazeera up next, it's the stream. thanks for watching by, by the walk in clinic. what we need to know that on this is i don't need to be here with the mac, and i'm just going to put them on your team yet. and also you can just leave a message. can you open that at the home? and the yah today and we're going to give you what we said as well. they sent me a lot. i'm a lot of them at the hospital gave me yeah. you know you're the one i know. i mean, i mean, i shooting off the edge of the as the final 3 places at the feet, but we'll couple decided we'll live for the playoffs. we'll go the reaction from across the globe scenes. the school council 2022, the world war for us. special coverage on al jazeera, i hi on semi ok, al jazeera has been covering the treatment of the week, people in china for many years to down the stream. we're going to look at 2 new developments, the release of police documents detailing what happens to week as in detent

your 1st sam reports there from amnesty international. thank as a 1000000000 people around the world rely on ukrainian food exports that includes weak corn and sunflower products, but with ukraine's ports blockaded by the russian navy, consumers are seeing prices rise sharply for everyday staples. now it gets even worse, and most of the intense fighting is focused on ukraine's agricultural heart lands in the south and east. you w's nic colony, went there, visiting a farmer on the front lines near nichol life boots on and tractors. look, the only sounds on india even of is 4000 hector's artillery far in the distance, never really stops. but in a d and her team, a preoccupied with other things. like what i'm going to look at the suite, it's under fed. it's under love to that us but that wasn't for want of trying on the d as but for most of the crew slowly growing season, she couldn't even get to her fields. they were a war zone. fighting is now at least 25 kilometers away. far enough from the d n. her team to get back to feeding the world t

and her saying, of course we've seen the statement from amnesty international condemning this verdict and other verdicts as well and sentences. if we could just take a step back for a moment, zoom out for a bit. why is egypt silencing critical voices? which is our style is in critical voices because the wrong, because you don't want to see it from the point of view of security forces for right now was that was for a limited space to reduce it to the problems it went to the right. now, it conveys the snow into measures that can turn in danger of government in the us or so on. but this essentially is the issue is set in order to prevent a sort of opposition. security forces have been silencing cole and the grid here was any diesel, for example, in violating not just, not just measure ordinance, but are you going after individuals or feasible. gov also going after a lawyers for example, which is also assignment. and so it went to far as their employers and as a, from the bullying by asians that are happening in the countries most recently we saw there is the who's so 20 or his twenty's s

as amnesty international also pointed out ukrainian refugees and getting all the benefits and that being protected by e governments. and also warmly received by many residents of those countries who even in the ukrainian state that homes, nigerian politician adama garbo said to you welcoming with ukrainian refugees while mistreating bows when the middle east and africa expose is wise in disparities in the world. just a little bit to wind up people on those people of portal that are not or people you'd be coming to school for entrenched because you're picking up what's your motor? i think we're talking about the responsibility for the, for the general population of the world. if you're thinking about the to responsibility, to be able to manage it with me, we can what, how ukrainian g. one in today, you can please get him or a human beings. while the people like people are forgotten, the middle is a human in a place where the color i loo. nutrition which is like more to leave out on the transmission report like the potential central florida i technically be put into. couldn't deny require

a 2018 report by amnesty international outlines, the 10s of thousands of coalitions strikes on rocca with mission by the west to unleashing some 30000 artillery rounds. amnesty international said this in their report. there is strong evidence that coalition air and artillery strikes, killed and injured thousands of civilians, including and disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks that violated international humanitarian law and or potential war crimes, would be abundance of evidence of us. more crimes across the globe throughout the 20th century. isn't at all reasonable for the us attorney general to call the actions of any other country, a war crime when the u. s. has evaded justice for at least a century. hypocrisy is bipartisan. here in the u. s. capital in washington, manila, cham ah egypt. jordan and i turkey the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man has been touring the region, apparently seeking to align the country stances on key issues that says next month summit with joe biden lynn's. the prince's trip kicked off on monday as he met the a gyptian president to discuss s

as amnesty international also pointed out, ukrainian refugees that getting all the benefits into being protected by e governments. and also warmly received by many residents of those countries who even at the ukrainian state that homes, nigerian politician adama garbo said that you welcoming with ukrainian refugees while mistreating bows when the middle east and africa expose is wise in disparities in the world. just a little bit to wind up people on those people of color that on or people use before. mm tool for entrenched because you're picking up. what's your motor, right. if you're talking about the responsibility for the, for, for the general population of the world, if you're picking about to, to responsibility, to be able to manage it, would you be sure that there might be how be we can not how ukrainian g one him into the entries judging all the human to devolve human beings, while the people of colo, like people all for god to me to lose or to miss you one in a place where the color i lou latisha, when would you like more? julie berry. i'm going to report like a potential synd

amnesty international says it has evidence that cluster bombs have been used. these weapons are widely banned. the human rights organisation says russian forces have shown an "absolute disregard for civilian life". from the city of kharkiv, wyre davies reports. from the very start of this war the city of kharkiv bore the brunt of russian shelling. explosions often indiscriminate and wildly inaccurate. this at a junction outside a large public hospital. in saltivka, one of kharkiv�*s northern suburbs, there is barely a building undamaged. in these areas, says amnesty international, the routine use of unguided rockets by russian forces in built—up residential suburbs resulted in hundreds of casualties. those who survived the onslaught left. those who now return do so only briefly. translation: it was horrible, horrible. - when the russians were firing you would get thrown into the air from your chair. it is hard to describe but that's what it was like. explosion 20 miles from the border, kharkiv was a key russian target in the early weeks of the war, and they

people are dying with russia has been accused of war crimes in, in this conflict, amnesty international is accusing russia using banned cluster bombs and ukraine's 2nd largest city hockey. what more can you tell us about the well, indeed this is an independent independent report from amnesty international. there's evidence that russia has used to bomb. so that means those forms that, you know, are made of several different small the bombs which in this case of full on quite a wide area affecting a sometimes with no intimacy shop people who, whose hands, happy, tied shot in the head. so every day does more walker, i'm being unfolded all over the country. men. well, thank you very much. that was our corresponding amana was shaw's there. in chia let's get a military perspective on all this saw justin crump is a military analyst and runs an intelligence consultancy in the u. k. thanks for being with us justin. the battle for the don bus seems to be reaching a critical point, particularly in severe i've done yet. how do you see things unfolding their scenario? next is the focus at the moment

a 2018 report by amnesty international outlines. the 10s of thousands of coalition strikes on rocca with mission by the west to unleashing some 30000 artillery rounds. amnesty international said this in their report. there is strong evidence that coalition air and artillery strikes, killed and injured thousands of civilians, including and disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks that violated international humanitarian law and or potential war crimes. so would be abundance of evidence of us. more crimes across the globe throughout the 20th century. isn't at all reasonable for the us attorney general to call the actions of any other country. a war crime hypocrisy is bipartisan here in the u. s. capital. in washington, manila, cham for the us marine and political commentator, john mark duke. and he recently returned from the don bus house, his reservations about the investigation, the united states. they are always looking to prosecute those that they don't like . and they are protecting those that they do like just in 2001, 902021.

for news of their sons, the police admit they've been given arrest quotes as to me. amnesty international announced in their report this thursday, the due process has been swept away. and we think that unless you're not in control, camille, as amnesty international, has found that thousands of people have been detained without an arrest warrant instead the piece or making less arrests based on unverified, anonymous accusations. or if people have a prison nyqold touches or have a relative and again, if they've denounced peaceably, says, or just because they live in a gang controlled community non masking, also somebody candle. meanwhile, even as the president grappled with the gangs, another crisis lose. who kelly has gambled heavily on big coin making the crypto currency legal tender in the country. that great experiment had just won. mentioned in his speech, 2 minutes from the end. a sign of how a celebrated policy has become a mill stove military marcella bid going. so far he's lost the country, tens of millions in buying up bitcoin before the price crushed. a $1000000000.00 bitcoin bac

and amnesty international have talked about a giant leap backwards for the rights of ordinary people. they've warned that it could remove a key obligation. that's allowed women here in the u. k. to force the police to investigate a violence against women including rapes and things that em have allowed. family seeking justice to do so. for example, the hillsborough disaster campaign, after that football tragedy in 19 eighties or the labor opposition have accused the government of seeking confrontation, above everything else to distract from their domestic problems such as the cost of living crisis. just them in the last few hours we've heard that there's the highest inflation rate for decades. there are a series of strikes going on this week. so this, the government certainly is under pressure. but it says that it is doing this for the right reasons to make sure that term justice is balanced by a people's people not actually taking or unnecessary legal action. i thanks so much and in bother. now thousands of dodge farmers are converging on the rural village of strove to protest against

she's from amnesty international in brazil. she also makes a connection between the risk of being an environmental activist and politics in brazil. he is your emma and andrew, please come off the back of that and then take us on a little bit further in our discussion. the murders of don phillips and do the bitter is one of the most terrible examples of the political decision from both of narrows demonstrations to dismantle. we cancel public policy and make it easy to protect the majority of forest to protect indigenous peoples who live there to protect activists. in fact, review is one of the most that those countries and who would to activist and to environmental is we at, at the amnesty international, we demand that the federal government and all distributions to do their responsibility to add criminalization. our ip is to protect active is to protect indigenous peoples and to protect amazon red forest. andrew thought, yeah, this and just to add onto everything everyone has just said, it's not, this isn't a power to dispute.

as hundreds of civilians die in the ukrainian city of kharkiv, amnesty international says there's evidence russia has used cluster bombs. and england are bowled for 539 all out by new zealand on day four of the second test at trent bridge. and coming up on the bbc news channel: manchester city announce the signing of one of the world's most prolific marksmen — erling haaland joins on a five—year contract. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the coming hours the government will publish plans that would allow parts of northern ireland's post—brexit trade arrangements to be altered without agreement with the eu. the prime minister says the government's proposed changes to the northern ireland protocol amount to a "trivial set of adjustments" and would be "relatively simple" to implement. but ireland's foreign minister simon coveney says plans to override the protocol would create a new set of uncertainties and be a low point in the uk's approach to brexit. the arrangement, known as the northern ireland protocol, allows for extra checks on some goods moving across the i

as mina drew dea amnesty, international researcher on technology and human rights. summarize it like this. the internet can be a frightening and toxic place for women. it's no secret that massage any and abuse or thriving on social media platforms. when it comes to female journalists, a study by the international women's media foundation found that a 3rd have actually considered quitting their jobs because of all on harassment and threats. female politicians also know online hate all to well large antennae in politician or fella. fernandez is often targeted online to the point that she says being insulted or threatened has become a daily experience for her mother. someone wrong. if you are a stupid idiot, a horde of men should rape and dismember you, but you are so ugly. no one would touch you, your mother was a whore. working almost exclusively online during the pandemic. it's become harder for her to ignore these threats that mean that and they managed to damage my confidence in it. and fiona, facing up by the horrible things they said got to me and the danville in on on. i think w

however, amnesty international, executing the government of massive human rights violations, including torture and arbitrary detention. and it says at least 18 people have died in police custody in just 2 months. john holman, as more ah, for of silva, those president me bu kelly the ceremony tomorrow. 3 is an office, was a triumphant event, yet something to announce is almost a bundle. they are no longer a contract up on the us. yeah. let the point of winning the war against the cancer . no, because it is possible. that's not just the top police and security forces, but the whole population, you know, get on through lawanda. he's referring to a 2 month long, an ongoing crackdown on the image, 13 and barrow, 18 gangs, mass arrests and security checkpoints in the communities. they control. most of the population wholeheartedly support that. this is a land where gangs have killed rate to next to, to for decades. no. so every day, the less they play in the kinds of extortion, many of lost their fair again adam, or that something will happen to a loved one for the 1st time paper failing the