i joined greenpeace in 1981. i was on the first rainbow warrior when it was blown up by the french in new zealand in 1985. >> reflect, for people who don't know the history, talk about what french intelligence did. >> the french intelligence service was ordered b to stop rg piece from protesting the nuclear testing issues there. we had just come from the u.s. arsenal islands where thanks to the u.s. testing program, we had to move a group of about 350 islanders from there purposefully contaminated island to a slightly safer one. we went to new zealand to prepare to go to french colonies --nd the french decided french polynesia, and the french decided to dissipate us. they put a hole in the hull with a bomb in the second bomb went off about 45 seconds later and trapped our photographer in his cabin and killed him. he was the only crew member with two children, and his murder certain he ripped a hole in their lives that really has never been repaired. >> talk about what happened to you. while you have been granted

greenpeace put these images on the internet. russian border guards intervened and put a stop to the action at one point. a helicopter arrives bringing heavily armed special forces who stormed the greenpeace ship arctic sunrise. it is as if they were chasing hardened criminals. the activists wanted to warn of the threat of an oil spill on rigs like this one. they say the risk of an ax event is just too great. >> the company is known for poor safety standards. now, these two reckless oil companies are teaming up. it is a disaster waiting to happen. instead of seeing this as a huge threat to mankind and the planet . >> the 30 environmentalists and their ship were brought to russia's largest ice-freeport above the arctic circle. here, they were held for six weeks. the court rejected an initial request to release them despite international protest. they were then taken to st. petersburg where the piracy charges were dropped, but they are still accused of hooliganism, which can mean seven years in jail. an absurd trial, especially for

greenpeace office in moscow. they're celebrating his return. coroner pirate shiver me timbers. when you look in. they plan to keep up the fight to the arctic. she should think you could indeed there will definitely be more protests. glad to see what exactly. we'll be sure. with that and not just in russia machine. we're not against russia or gasp wrong you were opposed to any drilling in the arctic promo ship or two but he knew. i looked at us has little hope for himself and his fellow activists the fee is russia still intends to put them behind bars. and that the nobel peace prize will be awarded to the organization so the prohibition of chemical weapons. what the chemical was static and in world war one and soon xd im not. he is since that terrible conflict began. preparations for the ancestry are in full swing and europe. today young people from belgium strong standing in britain can hardly imagine that their great grandfathers once looked each other and trying to use. but it's just a short drive from us to get in brussels to the mass graves the fund is an often trumps mysti

greenpeace these images on the internet russian border guards intervened and put a stop to the action at gunpoint the cop arrives bringing heavily armed special forces who stormed the greenpeace ship arctic sunrise. it says if they were chasing hardened criminals. the activists wanted to avoid the threat of the oil spill on weeks like this one belonging to gazprom they see the risk of an accident is just too great yes i have no words for safety standards and we've seen sales drop the alaskan arctic last year. now these two records of companies are teaming up. it's a disaster waiting to happen. we can see the arctic sea ice melting in front of their own eyes and instead of saying that as a huge threat to mankind and the climate. thirty by a mentalist censorship blog brought to the city of months russia's largest ice free port above the arctic circle here they were held for six weeks. the court rejected an initial request to release them. despite international protests. they were then taken to st petersburg. with the piracy charges were dropped. they are still using hooliganism which me

greenpeace has released the results of a study on airborne particles. the survey covered the area around the capital. chinese authorities announced in september a plan to cut air pollution by more than 25% by 2017. greenpeace says even if officials meet this target level of pm-2.5 won't fall below china's air quality standards before 2030. >> translator: many things still need to be done if the government wants to achieve the standard. >> greenpeace says emissions of air pollutants must be reduced by 80% from their 2010 levels. it says failure to do so would mean china won't clear its own standards by 2022. >>> japanese leaders are doing more to help with the global fight against infectious diseases. they're giving an additional $800 million to an international fund-raising their contribution to nearly $3 billion. government officials are expected to announce the contribution on tuesday in washington. they'll be attending a meeting of the global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis and malaria. japanese leaders proposed creating the organization when they h

is that the only crutch that greenpeace could have used? can't they be satirical using an adult metaphor? do they have to go after the kids? >> again, this -- if a child asks their parents what it is about, i have five kids living in my house. not one has seen it. they all are avid tv watchers. it has been mostly online. second, if a child skws a parent -- >> my son lives online and this thing has been everywhere. >> i have to tell you one thing. they are not going to the greenpeace website. my son is going to espn. my daughters are going to hulu. they are not going to greenpeace. >> fair enough. >> it is important to note when you are naughty you get a lump of coal in your stocking. coal is one of the fossil fuels most responsible for climate change. >> here is one of the other problems. in 1977, "time" magazine's cover, you know what it was, april of 1977. do you have any idea what it might have been? there it is. how to survive the coming ice age? they put it the cover because they were worried about global cooling. not global warming, d

greenpeace says the government should do more to tackle find airborne particles to carry if it hopes to host the twenty twenty two winter olympics in beijing. greenpeace has released the results of the study mp and two point five around the capital chinese authorities announced in september of fun to cut air pollution by more than twenty five percent by twenty seventeen. greenpeace as even if officials me that i get to the levels of pm two point five more harmful in china's air quality standards before twenty thirty. boucher many teams still need to be done. the government wants to keep the scanner greenpeace says emissions and encourage youth must be reduced by eighty percent of the two thousand ten levels. it is carried to do so would mean china will create its own standards by twenty twenty two. some people in the egypt on criticizing the new draft constitution that would give the military sweeping new powers the state may bring the country back to a dictatorship. the new charter would give the supreme armed fs final say on who served as defense minister. they've accused of harmin

greenpeace are environmental activists. these are actual environmentalists because they live in the environment. if they kill something in order for that to survive, they have to raise more of them. so they know more about wildlife than any activists would. >> and they also get a bad rap from a lot of folks because, let's be honest, they're religious, right? they represent that group of the population that we heard our president say clings to god and clings to guns. and you even saw phil robertson of "duck dynasty" come out and say, yeah, the producers didn't really want us mentioning jesus' name because they didn't want to offend muslims. there are something to people who are insecure about their beliefs when they see the people from "duck dynasty" and espousing what america believes in that is so nauseating to them. what i think is ridiculous is they're reaching out to the troops. again, kids, the troops, can we leave these two groups alone? i guess not. you can't leave them alone, can you, bob? >> it's not me. the republ

the bill will grant release of greenpeace activists involved in an arctic demonstration and members of the punk group pussy riot who was arrested a. >> it was denigrating to women. >> reporter: pew ton cut neighboring ukraine's natural tax tax 30% and promised to helped the nearly bankrupt country $30 million. >> we just see that ukraine is in a difficult state, and it is necessary to support it. >> reporter: for almost a month now thousands of pro west ukrainians have taken over independent square in the country's capitol of kiev. they're protesting viktor yanukovych's decision to reject an agreement with the e.u. and instead tied ukraine to russia. many see that as a way to polish its image just before the world descends upon russia just before the owe olympics. >> we are the host country, and the main thing for us is to create equal conditions for all the sports men so every one of them, no matter which country he represents can show his best qualities, make our and his fans feel happy and bring significant contribution into the development of olympic movement. >> reporter: but in t

greenpeace says even if officials meet this target. the level in two point five won't fall below china's air quality standards before twenty thirty. boucher many teams still need to be done. the government wants to keep the standard. greenpeace says emissions of air pollutants must be reduced by eighty percent from the twenty ten levels. it says failing to do so would mean china want clear its own standards by twenty twenty two. the thai prime minister remains under pressure as protests continue in bangkok told hudson a ruler has the story. the wrist don't know and assigned to the unrest in thailand monday marks one week since matt since the days began in and around government offices in bangkok the state is calling for the resignation of prime minister and senior auctioneer what many people are concerned that a ton while we did stop in treating night and that makes the second largest currency and economy. high in the critical parts of the capital. thousands of protesters threw rocks and the heavenly gandhi prime minister's own face. p

greenpeace said today where detained in jail back in september when they staged a protest in russia's arctic. under this amnesty bill they now are expected to get visas and be able to leave the country now. putin has been today he was extremely once continues with categorical in his defense of what he sees as russia's right to develop the arctic rush is part of the arctic that is he sees greenpeace as trying to interfere outsiders coming in in interfering with what he says is russia's clear right to do it once on its own territory and he insinuated he didn't mention any nation by name but didn't say it explicitly but insinuated that greenpeace was working under instructions from outside governments from western governments basically trying to undermine russia's efforts to develop those resources left to get arctic very rich in resources. did he may be about to let those that creepy sound of activists go back home but he's not stepping back from what he says is righteous absolute right to develop that region was there but it was a forest by itself the kgb he also had words to say about

controversy with greenpeace protesters they had of greenpeace international was calling on people to intervene now or we are discussing the horror costy case and the you're again pinning that on to putin and his personal invasions the arrive all the questions about you know whether those goals should be behind bars where again addressed to put in aren't you people like you or at least putting putin sort of for these play of words on to depart his style he's just the president wired to treat him as the super being all of us a very unfortunate situation boy called with the problem at a certain poor and the only we resolve of problem is to address putin and see what happens because the judicial system does not only blame him for trying living in this is the system that mr putin actually. knew which clause this past week amidst all the need joisting of odorless of political prisoners humor looked like some to call a sitting under the j. gansett mama. christmas tree in the kremlin handing out gifts of mercy of mother cause. he also. told us exactly how it looked like and she knew one thin

a controversy with greenpeace protesters they had of greenpeace international was calling on to intervene now or we are discussing the horror kosky case and you're again pinning that on to putin and his personal and visions the arrive all the questions about you know whether those goals should be behind bars where again addressed to putin aren't people like you or at least putin putin sort of for these play of words onto the pedestal he's just the president why to treat him as this super being all of us a very unfortunate situation as boy call but the problem at a certain poor and the only way we resolve a problem is to address putin and see what actually happens because the judicial system does not blame him for trying living and this is the system that mr putin after the. new clause this past wick amidst all the need joisting of odorless of political prisoners human looked like santa claus sitting under the j. gansett mom owns christmas tree in the kremlin handing out gifts of a mother called. well that's exactly how it looked like and she knew one thing that i actually wanted to raise

jailed members greenpeace activists in. trouble with the law could soon be set free amnesty bill president vladimir putin. peacefully dismantling barricades and moving protesters off the streets to traffic through the move mascara among the opposition to the crackdown underway. the n.s.a. apparently invents a new approach to playing games that work has its agents lead a double life among fantasy creatures in the online gaming world. and the government steps up its drive against pro reform activists as the number of those arrested edges closer to the three thousand. nine pm this is international and breaking news this hour up to twenty five thousand people in russia could see their crimes forgiven and a new proposal by the pussy rock band members and even kremlin activists convicted of inciting unrest coud be eligible for release while the high profile greenpeace activists may escape prosecution well the details with. too good to be true for the moment. while still russian. prisoners. awaiting trial will be really following

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controversy with greenpeace protesters they had of greenpeace international was calling on him to intervene now or we are discussing the horror cost the case and the you're again pinning that on to putin and his personal and visions the coosa riot all the questions about you know whether those goals should be behind bars where again addressed you couldn't see you people like you or at least putin putin sort of for these play of words on to pad his style he's just the president wired to treat him as these super being all of us a very unfortunate situation this boy called with the problem at a certain poor and the only we to resolve a problem is to address putin and see what happens because the judicial system does not only blame him for i'll try to live in a list of the system that mr putin after the new which clause this past week amidst all the need joisting of odorless of political prisoners human looked like a santa clause sitting under the j. gansett mom owns christmas. in the kremlin handing out gifts of mercy of others course. he also. told us exactly how it looked like and she knew o

in september, the greenpeace crew post tested. he activists from 18 different countries were arrested, faced with hooliganism charges. they risk up to seven years in jail. in a surprise move, the kremlin decided to give them amnesty. i am happy to go home. i still feel it was an unjust situation. it comes just two months before the winter olympics held in sochi. it is an attempt to improve russia's limp -- image ahead of the international sporting events. >> the two members of the russian punk band were freed as part of the amnesty deal. they are back in moscow. they are holding a press conference on their return to the russian capital, 2 months ahead of the end of their two- year prison term. they are calling on vladimir putin to leave power. this is one of the freed members. theeople cannot imagine rings that happen in these prison camps. the worst aim is that most people do not care or want to know. you want to see thousands of people freed from this senseless system, we have to tackle it ourselves. we cannot count on the gover

greenpeace hasn't ruled out future protests in the arctic. that will bring the groups head to head with russian authorities again. it >> india's capital region appointed its youngest chief minister. 45-year-old ar vein is a political newcomer. his party made a debut in elections this month. he's promised to tackle corruption. >> coming up on the program, an election and a football world cup are going be held in brazil next year. will it be people power that steals the spotlight in 2014. >> i'm andrew thomas in a city that sprung up around china with virtually anything you could want - except any people. >> hello, i'm david foster and these are the top stories on al jazeera. students at cairo university will not attend exams in support of protesters on friday. five people were killed and 260 were arrested. >> china has officially eased its one-child policy. china will be allowed to have two children, if one parent is an only child. they will also shut down labour camps. >> one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire at a protest in b

some of russia's best-known prisoners, including the two jailed pussy riot members and 30 greenpeace activists could be freed after the country passed a wide-ranging amnesty bill. >> pregnant women, mothers, veterans, and those with disabilities are also set to be released from prison. >> thousands of people will be freed to mark the 20th anniversary of russia's post- soviet constitution. will talk more about this with a russian journalist. first, here is this report. >> it did not take long to rubber stamp the kremlin-backed amnesty law. thousands may now walked out of jail including prominent putin critics like the two pussy riot activists locked up for a protest in a russian church. this amnesty is the most wide- ranging in years. it could lead to the release of high-profile western detainees the kremlin might like to see the backup. the amnesty law extends not only to convicts, but to those under investigation as well. this is important. that is significant for 30 environmental activists from greenpeace who still face charges of hooliganism after they tried to board an oil platfo

the jailed pussy riot members on the greenpeace arctic thirty could be among those set to benefit under a new amnesty bill drafted by russia's president we'll have details with a live report in just a couple of minutes. and plans for a multi-trillion dollar free trade zone across the asia pacific struggles to overcome fears that some countries could fall prey to ravenous corporations looking to take advantage. of area warmer welcome to you from a very chilly moscow it's r.t. international with me roll received this hour's top headlines for you it has been a nervous a night in ukraine's capital where hundreds of troops and riot police have been deployed around protest sites and they have been fears their presence was a signal that force was about to be unleashed but so far police have moved in only to dismantle barricades blocking government buildings while leaving demonstrators on kiev's main square in peace now let's show you some video here on r t international police here are not cracking down on protests protesters they are pushing them back from walkways and civil offices where wor

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hours bombarded by dozens of questions he shared his thoughts on intelligence leaks the controversial greenpeace case and tensions in ukraine r.t. as you go piece going off was there they'd never met personally but it's revolutions surely made an impact on the world. answering a question about edward snowden the president didn't reveal his exact whereabouts but he couldn't resist humoring his own relationship with barack obama and you are surveillance tactics. you want to know how my feel about mr obama after snowden's leaks i feel jealous i feel jealous because he can do these things and get off scot free still there is nothing to be happy about but on the other hand there's no reason to be frustrated however tough the criticism against the us may be all these measures have always been aimed at tackling terrorism but there must be some clear rules and certain agreements including those of ethics. ukraine was also discussed it actually said it rough in the last few weeks with mass protest both in favor of against moving closer with the e.u. moscow is giving kiev a fifteen billion dollar loan to

this ominous state of the latest amnesty here in russia has come into play see riots and greenpeace activists say at times to a russian trading platform and now we're talking about me here how the calls came here what message is pushing trying to send. i think there's two messages ones to the international community and one is a domestic audience internationally their relations with the rest of the world have been deteriorating rapidly and getting worse and worse and perhaps poussin with this is trying to put a stop to that or a mocker and to slow down that process and says hold out an olive branch the rest of the world secondly domestically you know the corporate governance rule of law have been increasing issue here in russia and we've seen street protests and given the events in kiev in particular i think the kremlin is acutely aware that they need to meet the opposition halfway or at least make some moves towards meeting the demands of like more responsible government and i think how to custody has been a cause celeb in all of this out of jail is perhaps again an olive branch to those peo

those expected to be freed include two members of the punk band riot and greenpeace activists. this is seen as a pr offensive by moscow ahead of next year's winter olympic games. a truce of sorts between russia and its inmates. lawmakers have voted for an amnesty bill that could free thousands of prisoners. the move could have important consequences for high-profile prisoners of late, including the two women from riot, still behind bars. for those campaigning for their freedom, it comes as too little, too late. >> the girls have basically two months left in jail, so getting a small discount at the end of your term doesn't make a lot of difference. this amnesty doesn't really help them. greenpeace 30 activists who were detailed after they tried to scale a russian oil platform in the arctic. us the.have granted however, this is tempered by the fact we were arrested for a crime we didn't commit. we were detained illegally for two months. >> russia faces a barrage of ahead of the olympics. >> this is to show we do not have political prisoners in russia. were lockedhose who up after

from the greenpeace vessel arctic sunrise. just. now they also fall under the. it was. a serious crime. dana thank you very much indeed for that no doubt we'll be hearing more. from you a little later throughout the day international been of course never thank you very much. well now we return to our top story ukraine's security forces have started to clear barricades from the capital city center and clear roads from government protesters have been out in the streets for more than two weeks now after the country's leadership was put into signing on economic integration deal with the e.u. well joining us live a little later i believe from strasburg is. she is a member of the delegation to the ukraine parliamentary corp committee she was close to the failed association deal between the two powers and that she is indeed joining us live here on r.t. international for this discussion we have historian. and international affairs expert and he joins us from london and here in the studio we have. just returned from. a little research

surveillance program and talking about his stance toward greenpeace activists these are just some of the issues president putin covered during his annual marathon q. and a session this week r.t.e. corpuscles was there and brings us the details. never met personally but his revelations surely made an impact on the world. answering a question about edward snowden the president didn't reveal his exact whereabouts but he couldn't resist humoring his all relationship with barack obama and u.s. surveillance tactics. as ability you want to know how my feel about mr obama after snowden's leaks i feel jealous i feel jealous because he can do these things and get off scot free still there is nothing to be happy about but on the other hand there's no reason to be frustrated however tough the criticism against the us may be all these measures have always been aimed at tackling terrorism but there must be some clear rules and certain agreements including those of ethics ukraine was also discussed that actually set it right from the last few weeks with mass protest both in favor of against moving

story the greenpeace activists arrested after their attempt to scale a russian oil rig in the arctic may be reach you conclusion russian authorities have begun dropping charges against them with one already set free. scott the story . this story began in september of this year when several of the activists on the arctic sunrise vessel have scaled an oil rig in the russia's northern water they were pulled down by russian authorities and were arrested and later in prison today were charged with piracy because according to russian officials the activists were in fact putting in danger the lives of those who were working on the oil rig and in the injuring the oil rig itself later those charges war dropped to charges of hooliganism the arctic thirty work in jail for some time but were later released on bail however there are the criminal proceedings against them were still going on until the countrywide amnesty which was announced in the middle of december and already saw some high profile releases from coming out from under it and now we are hearing that at least one person from the so-c

number two the russia's best known prisoners including the two gl corps iraq members and some sturdy greenpeace activists could be freed after the country's parliament passed a wide ranging amnesty to allow pregnant women mothers veterans and the elderly and those with disabilities are also set to be released from prison in all thousands of people will be freed to mark the twentieth anniversary of russia's post soviet constitution. are we talking for more on this a russian journalist first is this report it didn't take long for the duma to rubber stamp the kremlin backed amnesty law. thousands may now walk out of jail including prominent coaching critics but the two christian right activists not doctrine compote performance in a moscow church. just two months before russia is due to host the winter olympics amnesty is the most wide ranging years. and it could lead to the release of high profile western teaching me the kremlin might like to see the back. in the amnesty law extends not only to convict open to those under investigation as well. this is important to this period of hours. that's sig

i have the authorities begin to drop charges against the greenpeace activists arrested in the arctic in september of two groups of how the story developed the next stage of a couple of these being the number one topic and for me is that the form of russian oil tycoon will free up a presidential pardon. cook up his plans to fly cruise imprisoned comrades to put his reasons for letting you in jail. the five day since the acts of the gods for lisa been full of speculation and analysis. bubba gump was to the uk magazine politics has been fully the media i can explain why keep things cool because he's been horrified at lax. if the telco because they have done what it on in russia say interests in nowhere land if he would be frightening to trial. that would it be known the city from the british media. i'm quite liking the swell the cocoa because he is a criminal pretty set to start irons cotswolds justice system is how it's important for many of us. was it his company yukos was built on the back pain and suffering of motion. people he's known his innocence and official business entity. we

remember i was over in greenpeace i met with the head of greenpeace gary leopold and i said you've got a hundred million euros in the bank sitting there and the bank loans it to the corporations that you are protesting against your if you want to weigh and disappear you would have a net better result on the environment than doing what you're doing by giving the money to the very corporations they say are protesting so you really have jeremy you know dirty media whores you know the red pepper mountains going around saying well we should unite the people in the other of these missiles but saying nothing about the economics of the missiles and supporting the very very same sludge meisters who are out there lending money to create the dehumanization of the people on the other of the missiles so here's duplicitous guy who's what do you want you to do doesn't cancel the last second what kind of schmo is this going to go on channel four with john snow can wear some fancy socks going b.b.c. so somebody can mumble something coherent nonsense why is he doing this show talking to the people the p

those charged with hooliganism will be freed and that will include the greenpeace activists. this is you ho it all began for the environmental protesters. late september in the freezing waters off the north coast of russia state border guards ambushed the greenpeace activists as they tried to scale an offshore drilling platform to protest drilling in the arctic. they were vessel was boarded and the activists and two journalists who arrested, charged with piracy and then later reduces to hooliganism. the arctic sunrise were empowe impounded and prisoners were transfer to an old soviet union penitentiary in st. petersburg. the news they had been waiting for over the last three months. they passed a long-awaited amnesty bill that would include the activists. >> we were illegally arrested. this is a way for russia to start operating more human rights. then i think like everybody i would be overjoyed but i'm not prepared to say that i see that coming. >> reporter: all have been confined to a st. petersburg hotel. for many prison was a horrifying experience. >> the psychological ef

the controversial greenpeace case and tensions in ukraine. pc corpus to know what's going on it'll be delivered this personally but his revelations show we made an impact on the world answering a question about edwards noted the president didn't reveal his exact whereabouts. we couldn't resist showing his own relationship with barak obama the us surveillance tactics that the government with the blessing you all tonight how i feel about mr obama off the snake these leaks. a few generous. janice because he can see these things and get some still free. still there's nothing to be happy about. on the other hand isn't a reason to be frustrated. however tough criticism against the us may be all these measures avoids been aimed at tackling terrorism. but it must be some clear rules and said agreements including those of ethics. ukraine was also discussed that she's had it rough in the last weeks with mass protests both in favor often against getting closer with the eu. moscow was getting key of a fifteen billion dollar loan to tropical city and econ

our work on developing resources that will happen should serve as a lesson and unite us along with greenpeace into an effort to minimize environmental risks instead of just making a fuss. of course these are only a few topics touched upon which also talked about recent diplomatic breakthroughs like the syrian chemical arms deal and the iranian nuclear program the conference was attended by over thirteen hundred journalists and last it over four hours going off r t moscow with the opposition a new crane my cry e.u. slogans but would they be welcome should be here integration take place coming out well it could be more extreme side of the ukrainian opposition that's after the break. largest consumer of the seas and i see it with me in the country is the federal government to simply say the property of the united states government. is the united states' number damage and it was done calling us to realize you can't just buy. your own just throw it away there's a problem for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency and i found this on a dump site here this year and not

greenpeace activists were arrested in the russian orphan or are being charged with two of hooliganism. these should expect seeing these charges all of these charges a listed i guess the man the president of commons on the organization itself saying that he admires everyone. four flights of for the safety of the environment but he doesn't agree with the methods that greenpeace users. the rush to move to initiate a dented on exclusive economic zone in the snow was not responding and they tried to scale the formula take the opposite end of the blue that this second but is sculpted from a noble cause is back to civil discussion about protecting the environment. it's just self pr or intensive batman racketeering they pull someone's order to test the well welcome to the team sources look at what happened to seven's a lesson in all its ups and only greenpeace into an f as i can leave them on environmental risks instead of just making a fuss of libya. of course these are only a few subtext which show were talked about during a media conference the president also spoke about the recent diploma