a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business model. to do pharma 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 is nothing to do with the there's nothing to do for you completely. alone a very good this is r.t. internet. google and facebook business models threaten human rights being based on surveillance that's according to a new amnesty international report group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression with all his art he's made in a culture of. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fenced in bargain whereby th

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 breach of trust is the 1st time in israeli history that a sitting prime minister has faced indictment in criminal investigations. there's a backlash from the jewish community in germany after nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. but there's nothing to do that there's nothing to do. completely to be destroyed. by broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. international thomas certainly got. a google and facebook business models threaten human rights by being based on surveillance this is according to a new amnesty international report the group alleges that the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression. has more. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based bu

also this hour a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. and beijing vows to counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill backing hong kong protests. you're watching are to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 4 pm welcome to the program. we start in the u.s. where leaks documents reveal the extent of lobbying by drug maker purdue pharma to market it's a widely prescribed painkiller and downplayed the risks the drug has been blamed as a major factor and america's opioid epidemic the revelations were made by the investigative media outlet pro publica they include allegations that purdue hired sympathetic experts to appear and leaving the outlets for do funded think tanks are also accused of writing misleading articles while negative coverage was often challenge by medical analysts with alleged ties to the drug maker with more here is killed off them. purdue pharma the corporation that created oxy cotton is generally blamed for

and the report by amnesty international accuses type giants wriggle and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. also drugmaker purdue pharma faces were near scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its efforts to suppress negative stories about its widely prescribed opioid painkillers. and beijing vows counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill backing hong kong protests. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. google and facebook business models threaten human rights by being based on surveillance according to a new amnesty international reports the group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression argument in a question about reports. on this day international released a report outlining how facebook and google up use human rights and that its increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fast whereby they are only

the death toll in the iranian crackdown on protesters is growing amnesty international says more than 100 people. and the grinding poverty of daily life in chile's camps and shanty towns the stock illustration of unocal the key driving mass protests against the government of president sebastian pinera. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program we begin in washington where u.s. president donald trump has criticized the impeachment hearings calling them a disc rice and in the barracks mint is comments came as 2 senior officials who listened to trump's july phone call with these ukrainian counterpart a lot of missile lansky expressed their concerns about the conversation the former special envoy to ukraine could focus told the probe you should have realized that trump was holding up military aid to give to pressure the country to investigate political rival joe but. 1st to testify on tuesday 2 officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van man the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams an adviser to vice president mike p

bahraini from amnesty international and now to some of the other stories making news around the world israel looks like it's having for its 3rd election in a year after the man say this kingmaker in coalition talks refused to back either of the main parties lieberman blame party leaders prime minister benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz of the blue white party for the fame the fight. the standoff between police and pro-democracy protesters at hong kong university appears to be winding down with police sealing off possible escape routes including sewers they say they want to arrest to several dozen activists who are still barricaded inside campus buildings where thousands have been arrested since monday. pope francis has been great survived during the crowds in bangkok as he arrived for a weeklong tour of thailand and hopes his visit will boost catholics around to address pressing regional issues like human trafficking is the 1st person to visit time since jump over 2nd in 1980. police in malta have arrested a man in connection with the murder of journalist that daphne karunya. died 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 you know universities are 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 but. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. obtained documents reveal that the u.s. drug maker from poor purdue pharma used leading media outlets to downplay the risks of its widely prescribed opioid painkiller the drug has been blamed for america's deadliest opiate epidemic relations were made by the investigative media outlet pro publica the misleading articles and questions were written by analysts from purdue funded think tanks and they cited do funded stu

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plus a new report by amnesty international accuses thai johns google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. and beijing vows countermeasures after the u.s. congress passes a bill that he can go to. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. we start in the u.s. where leaked documents reveal the extensive lobbying by drug maker purdue pharma to market it's widely prescribed painkillers and downplayed the risks the drug has been blamed as a major factor in america's opioid epidemic relations were made by the investigative media outlet pro publica they include allegations that purdue hired sympathetic experts to appear at leading media outlets produce funded think tanks are also accused of writing misleading articles won't make it if coverage was often challenge by medical analysts with alleged ties to the drug maker it's more here. purdue pharma the corporation that created oxy cotton is generally blamed for the crisis due to their efforts to reorient the medical commu

amnesty international says at least 100 people have been killed across iran in days of demonstrations. security forces are accused of firing directly on protesters. twitter condemns britain's conservative party, saying it misled the public by rebranding one of its accounts "factcheckuk" during a live tv debate. and, is hong kong's university stand—off in its final hours? amid the debris, only a few dispirited protesters remain. more senior officials have appeared before the impeachment hearings, investigating whether donald trump has abused his presidential power, and the white house has attacked its own most senior ukraine official, even as he was giving public testimony. as lieutenant colonel alexander vindman told congress that a phone call made by the president was "improper" and left him in "shock", the official white house twitter account was questioning hisjudgement. in his evidence, the iraq veteran, who serves on the us national security council, said mr trump did make "inappropriate" demands of the ukrainian leader, to help him, politically, in next year's us presidential

they were disappointed, amnesty international, by your comments. i do not say that. that is one thing for sure. i have already made a statement that i did not say this is just made a statement that i did not say this isjust a made a statement that i did not say this is just a vocational training school. i did not even make any statement. what had happened was they brought me to visit this, the vocational camp, i did not say yes, idid not vocational camp, i did not say yes, i did not say no. why? because my visit was not merely to go and visit there. my visit was bigger than that. but did you speak up? we don't have much time. did you speak up against their treatment? there should be a fair treatment to old people based on human rights. nothing more than that. a prominent malaysian minister, part of the ruling coalition has talked about the need for a national dialogue to ease the situation. he says if left uncheckedit ease the situation. he says if left unchecked it could cause a national tragedy. you don't want tensions to bubble over so much thatjeopardise your sta

a new report by amnesty international accuses the tech giant google and facebook of violating human rights by employing a surveillance based business model. also this hour drug maker purdue pharma faces renewed scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its effort to make up stories about its widely prescribed opiate painkillers. and beijing counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill back to hong kong protesters. there watching our team for national coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 6 pm welcome to the program. google and facebook's business models threaten human rights by being based on surveillance and according to a new amnesty international report the group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression. of all reports on the scene for national released a report outlining how facebook and google of the use human rights and that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fast whereby they are only

amnesty international's issued a scathing indictment of the world's dominant internet corporations are getting and you report that google and facebook should be forced. to abandon what it calls that surveillance based business model because it's predicated on human rights abuse . thank you very much for being with us israel's prime minister's been indicted on charges of corruption it's a move that will cause further chaos in the deadlocked political scene according to the indictment netanyahu. benyamin netanyahu accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars of champagne signals from billion at friends offered to trade favors with a newspaper publisher and used his influence to help a wealthy telecom magnate. in exchange for favorable coverage on a popular news site. but even if he does the first israeli prime minister to be charged with a criminal offense while still in office. he denies the charges. in a press conference the cast a dark cloud over the future prime minister benjamin netanyahu's career. israel's attorney genereral avishai mandl blitz did not mince his words. your day in whi

a new report by amnesty international accuses. facebook of violating human rights. and human. bribery for breach of trust the 1st time an israeli history the sitting prime minister has faced indictment and criminal investigation. there's a backlash from the jewish community in germany but the nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. but i think this is nothing to do with that there's nothing new for you completely to be destroyed. by that great have you with us this is all to international. google and facebook business threatening human rights being based on surveillance that's according to a new amnesty international report pledges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fenced in bargain whereby they are only able to enjoy their human rights online by submitting to a system predicat

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made the remarks hours before another round of anti-government protests and amnesty international report says chile's security forces have deliberately injured protesters during more than a month of demonstrations a lot america is in the sea and human is in santiago with more on the violence hostage to ation. this is the way that 1 may have come out. and there is. no peace without us this banner for example says against male chauvinism and it came community many are telling us that after $37.00 days of mass protests here in chile for social change the specific demands of women are still taking a back seat. everything they are saying is just blah blah they chant they're referring to the women's ministry another sign reads of 2nd class citizens without rights or on or marching with her husband is 82 year old russell finland is she saying that it's never too late to fight for women's right especially now. earlier we met with members of chile's overthe feminist organization as they were preparing for the march they've been fighting for women's rights to legal and safe abortion and against fe

international says more than 100 demonstrators have been killed by security forces a figure rejected by iran's government as a 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 made 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 transactions you could order taxis on 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 exchange currency exchanges travel a

international report. it says security forces in the capital are using military grade tear gas grenades 10 times more potent than typical tear gas canisters and they're intended to kill not disperse protesters the group says it has documented 5 cases of the canisters imbedded in protesters skulls in the last week and there is no crowd control need to fire to engine or to groom come and go into calls such as such where it doesn't matter if you're firing a bullet or you find a kind of. the truth as you know protesters are being killed and prime minister study says the end of the report. and passed on to the weapons experts say right here this week the chief of police the baghdad said this security forces are being attacked and yet not a single bullet has been fired he says excessive force has not been. able protester after the 1st wave of protests in early october the iraqi government vowed to hold those responsible for killing demonstrators to account now amnesty international is calling for an independent

amnesty international says it believes more than $100.00 protesters have been killed across iran since the government ordered security forces to clamp down on protests. and a 4 day standoff at a hong kong university appears to be coming to an end as more student protesters surrendered to police a small group remains holed up inside the campus refusing to leave. turning now to our top story the u.s. impeachment inquiry hearings into president truong jeffrey kava services director of political studies at the discount on the center he joins me live from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for joining us so you've been watching this particular hearing what was the most significant part of it do you think. hi lauren i think the most significant thing for me is that there's not a single republican dissenter from the party line that this is strictly a partisan witch hunt by the democrats i think clearly the intent is to have the republican party vote almost as a block against impeachment and that will allow them to do have an easier time painting this impeachment as strictly partisan w

unlike his strong rejection of amnesty international's report president sever stamping it out quickly embraced the bangles recommendations to create a new modern police force that can be. both of tech give and guarantee respect for human rights. but in the same breath the president sent a request to congress to authorize the army to safeguard keep public service installations without calling for a state of emergency. much of our basic infrastructure like electricity drinking water and hospitals have been attacked but there's a 2nd benefit it will free many police officers so they can concentrate on being on the street in our parks protecting the security of our citizens. given chillies history of brutality under military dictatorship bringing out the army which is trained for combat is likely to generate more control to see depending on the scope of their mandate but the very fact that such a move is even being contemplated is evidence of the incapacity of the police to step to really address the challenges chile is facing and as things stand now it can be argued that the police is co

amnesty international has confirmed reports that more than 100 people have died in iran during five days of protests sparked by a fuel price rise. the group believes the figure is higher. security forces are accused of firing directly on protesters. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei, blamed foreign enemies for the unrest. twitter has issued a warning to britain's conservative party after it rebranded one of its twitter accounts to look like an election fact—checking agency during the first tv debate of the election campaign. you are up—to—date on the headline. time for the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from rwanda. i am in the capital to meet the people determined to make the country one of east africa's cultural hotspots. how do i look? good? cat is in copenhagen, skiing off the roof of a power plant. ijust want to make it down without falling over. and simon is back with his tip on how to take a new train link. to the world's older city. north-east siberia is now easier to reach. we start this week in copenhagen. by 2025 they h

and a new report from amnesty international accuses egypt of abusing its counter-terrorism balls. just days before the start of the southeast asian games preparation delays leave some foreign teams sleeping on the floor that story coming up in sports with german. farmers tractors are blocking major roads in the french capital paris accusing the government of holding back their industry the 2 main farmers unions say the international trade agreements have caused unfair competition policy reforms or fail to boost things tractors all had to be famous shopping streets though the shelves and he said the touch of butler joins us now live from paris to and like most of what's going on by what seems to be happening right now. well right now behind me i mean there's there's not much because we're actually waiting for these tractors to arrive here in central paris you can probably see the arc de triomphe behind me so right in the center of the city we understand the tractors are just on the outskirts and they're making their way in of course actors don't drive very far so it might be a litt

amnesty international has confirmed reports that more than a hundred people have died in iran in 5 days of protests sparked by a fuel price rise, but believes the actual figure is higher. security forces are accused of firing directly on protesters. iran's supreme leader blames foreign enemies for the unrest. twitter has issued a warning to britain's conservative party for rebranding one of its twitter accounts to look like an independent fact—checking agency during the first tv debate of the election campaign. now on bbc news, the travel show. we are coming to you this week from rwanda. iam we are coming to you this week from rwanda. i am in the capital to meet the people determined to make the country one of east africa's cultural hotspots. how do i look? good? cat cultural hotspots. how do i look? good ? cat is cultural hotspots. how do i look? good? cat is in copenhagen are skiing on the roof of a power plant. ijust want skiing on the roof of a power plant. i just want to make it down without falling over. and simon calder is back with his tips on how to take a new train link to t

amnesty international says there been scores of complaints of sexual abuses, even against minors. accountust take into many are afraid to take legal action against those who abused them. even after the state of emergency was lifted monday, police continue committing human rights violations against peaceful protesters. rightsr of the human institute was shot by police with pellets this week while monitoring a peaceful protest. here in the capital demonstrators commemorated all saints day with a silent march to protest against those allegedly killed by security forces in the last two weeks of social unrest. areuman rights charges increasing calls for president piÑera's resignation. and impeachment request has been presented in congress by members of the opposition. insist with rare exceptions security forces are expecting international protocols. abusesing accusations of seem to indicate otherwise. ," santiago. barbara: we are joined live from santiago, where thousands are on the streets. the protest have been going on for quite a while. they look like people will give up the prote

the report by amnesty international focuses. primarily and that's the leaders of the civil society. respectively the leaders of. a and see what they say is that as private citizens and leaders of civil societies they were on fairly on prison for the crime of sedition and should be released immediately as they are private citizens and not political officials now while amnesty international which monitors the whole proceedings of the trial said in fact it was a fair process it took issue with the notion of sedition the crime which is that it can be applied broadly to repress any form of peaceful demonstrations gathering the right to freedom of speech now the acting prime minister maintains that the trial was fair and that he intended for those imprisoned the full terms of the sentences he said that they were imprisoned for their actions and not for their opinions the european commission's opinion on this was that it was an internal matter for spain itself underlines the importance of citizens to be able to protest and have that right to assemble peacefully swedish prosecutors have dro

international report says security forces in the capital are using military grade tear gas grenades 10 times more potent than typical tear gas canisters and they're intended to kill not disperse protesters the group says it has documented 5 cases of the canisters imbedded in protesters skulls in the last week and there is no crowd control need to fire to engine or to ground coming. into coles which wins it doesn't matter if you're buying a bullet or you frank. kind of. the truth as you know protesters are being killed in baghdad prime minister study was going to be recorded. and passed tried to weapons experts say earlier this week the chief of police did baghdad said this security forces are being attacked and yet not a single bullet has been fired he says excessive force has not been. protester after the 1st wave of protests in early october the iraqi government vowed to hold those responsible for killing demonstrators to account now amnesty international is calling for an independent investigation into the use of tear gas and the deaths of all iraqi protestors natasha going to. b

international thank you very much thank you so much. that some people live to work others live to play even if that calling comes later in life one example a cleaner in the russian capital moscow who discovered a new passion that helps pay the bills. when reports from the dance floor. zarina his love for music is infectious she's been deejaying for almost 4 years and now performs around once a month at events and clubs in the russian capital playing drum and bass house and electra. serina is 57 years old and is originally from was back to stop but when she plays age doesn't matter and neither does nationality. the thing i like the most is when everyone dances i even dance with them myself. zarina came to moscow from summer conned 20 years ago to earn money for her family back home now she cleans offices in the city center including at this school when she heard the electronic music people were playing here she loved it and decided to take lessons as well. she still practices at the school after cleaning before the other students arrive.

international says at least $143.00 people have been killed in arrest. and the inventor of the world wide web tim berners lee has launched an action plan to improve online governance and he's calling for he's calling his plan a contract for the web and it calls on governments companies and individuals to join together to fight misinformation surveillance and censorship. this is the doubly news from berlin for more followers on twitter at the w news or visit our website w dot com. this is d.w.i. more coming up at the top of the hour and that don't forget about top websites as well think they'll be talking up a bit of. the for. the for. the from the beginning. nearly 1000000 people killed in just 100 days. where one does younger generation did not experience the 994 genocide but. its consequences. learning to overcome the psychological trauma one step at a time before the minds of the hmong world jim. consumation. close up next to d w. welcome to the euro max you tube channel. good line of stories. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning clarkso

a recap of our top story amnesty international says more than 100 people have been killed in iran in a government crackdown on protests the youngest was sparked by a surprise hike in fuel prices. coming up next show made. with us for that if you're. if it's big it's. the biggest the biggest aircraft the biggest piece the biggest car. made in germany wants to find out what's behind this trend. bigger always better. and how will this affect our natural resources made in germany. africa. by a whole instead of fireworks. in madagascar our students are learning how to make pallets and we can plant remains. and the goal. less deforestation and more nutrients for the island nation of africa in 60 minutes on t w. you're going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already at all why we're trying to balance whaler. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i lived there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters . made for mines. containership as big as a mountain and tha

amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fenced in bargain whereby they are only able to enjoy their human rights online by submitting to a system predicated on human rights abuse their report accuses google and facebook of violating the right to privacy on an unprecedented scale as well as freedom of expression not only does it represent an intrusion into billions of people's private lives that can never be necessary or proportionate but the companies have conditioned access to this services on consenting to processing and sharing of their personal data for marketing and advertising directly countering the right to decide when and how i want personal data can be shared with others it also accuses facebook of head and when you pull ation for a political ad targeting the use of micro-targeting for political messaging can also limit people's freedom of expression by creati

international's director for the americas. says the use of excessive and unnecessary force follows a pattern of deliberate repression by chilean authorities it was a. border that we've documented cases of and sexual abuse people 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 du

international it's documented 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 targeted and if we join those who are not that actively participate in active force to indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to you know breach of international humanitarian law and that can amount to walk climes. u.s. military africa command strikes kill civilians in the cases documented by amnesty. the. this man says he saw his father killed in the strike on the farm he says nobody in his family ever had anything to do with. we asked him what he'd say to the people responsible for the bombing. please don't hate us. mogadishu somalia now people are gathering in germany's capital to mark 30 year since the fall of the berlin wall commemorations will begin this hour led by chancellor angela merkel and attended by leaders from poland the czech republic and hungary. 61 to 989 and for generations of people as a symbol of the ideological divide that spanned europe its fall was a pivotal moment in the events that brought down

international it's documented 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 targeting journalists who are not directly but fit in active force to indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to you know breach of international humanitarian law and that can amount to walk and. 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. we asked him what he'd say to the people responsible for the bombing he says please don't hate us. malcolm web al-jazeera mogadishu somalia. hello again i don't have a problem and the headlines on al-jazeera and the supreme court has ruled disputed religious site at ioa via will be handed to a government board of trustees to manage construction of a hindu temple the court said alternative land will be set aside for muslims to build a

international he joins us from skype via skype from canakkale in guinea thank you very much so these red flags when did you all start noticing what you're calling red flags. well the report covers the period from generally 2062 to the temperature better than 19 and we're seeing that over the period despite the many programs that have been naming some areas including the evolution of the death penalty still facing major averages that is ahead of the 20 twentieth's presidential election one is been cited that. and in particular the typical croquet line and with your friends and the 2nd a bad people who experience these times including journalists there's also a program of base based. men and only it is happening in a climate of mainstream that has been filled by the adults in a way to which we take that security forces. as we just said there are people that are concerned that the president has actually wanting to stand for a 3rd term what are being indications that that is the case well so far as the president said in the cases that they are considering the sign because the situation a

international it's documented 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 targeted and if you join us who are not directly. indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to a breach of international humanitarian law and that can i want to walk climes. the u.s. military africa command told us it strikes didn't kill or injure any civilians in the cases documented by amnesty. and that if 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 web al-jazeera mogadishu somalia. south bodie an opposition leader some renzi has arrived in malaysia after early being barred from a flight to thailand his promise to return home to need demonstrations against prime minister who insane who has ruled for more than 30 years and sends government has opposed renzi return but in a possible turnaround th