thing obviously also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir that are reported to be continuing to this day. she found the welcome to come to thank you a month before your government imposed a lockdown in kashmir the un's chief human rights official issued a report examining the state of human rights in the region between may 20 $1008.00 call this year it claimed that in that 12 month period the number of civilian casualties around $160.00 with thought to be in the highest in more than a decade and it says 71 of them have been picked. of india's security forces the un says you have a poor record of investigating such killings why is that 1st of all i think it's wrong to call it a lockdown people in jammu and kashmir are free to move around they visit other parts of india people from other parts are not your thousands of arrested. let me tell you a country to do anything let me come to the detention part 99 percent of the area of human kashmir does not have any restraints now regarding the human rights issues there are 42000 people that have been killed in jammu and

all jazeera is next speaking to pakistani international footballer cache of siddiqi about his love of kashmir more news and half an hour of my. well needed to see. football moves masses and generate billions of dollars around the world the united nations is now using this popular sport as a new way of diplomacy it wants to create a better understanding among people communities and government through football for peace. that's an initiative established in 2006 by fee for a legend a large figure ooc. it was revamped 6 years ago by catches city keep a british footballer of ugandan and pakistani indian descent today he wants to use his multi ethnic background and experience to draw the world's attention to a cause did to his heart kashmir an issue that is fitted india against pakistan for more than 70 years the 33 year old footballer even decided to leave his team oxygenated and join me in carrying a message of peace to a region in conflict football or kashif city key talks to al-jazeera. question city q thank you for talking to al-jazeera i think you have an impression that in 2013 you co-founde

and if i can bring that to the youth of kashmir that need it such hard times i think this for me could be something testing ground of i've been advocating for the powerful point for the permit seeing what i can do in you know having that together i think it's a real. yet to be seen but a contribution from my aspect on what i can deliver in that region. breaking in as a south asian player and in the united kingdom wasn't easy you've talked about facing racial abuse on the pitch. tell me a little bit about that journey and how it felt breaking barriers as yeah sure joe see you will know that there's not many south asian professional footballers in the u.k. and it's been a real issue the f.a. are still you know having to put together a report on what needs to be done to get asians in football whether it's racism whether it's discrimination it's been a tough journey but i think again it's been tough in many aspects for me again coming back to having a single mother who's has come over me down there not really knowing the english system of football but understanding what sport can do for me

one assumes will be lifted the team will once again be playing in kashmir administered kashmir you'll be aware of the warnings made by the pakistani prime minister here in new york here on can who said that would unleash a backlash by kashmiris on the ground which would be followed by a bloodbath with hundreds of thousands of indian soldiers on the ground. and that in turn could unleash war. this is an extraordinary political situation do you think about that if you've mentioned that you do but you know do you think about when you consider the consequences. for me again i think the only thing i think about and i'm a very aspirational person i've been so positive what the challenges of our face in my life and i just hope that me being there that hopefully it doesn't get to that stage but me being there and the town there if i can have any contribution to the youth of kashmir to other players and give them hope of one trying to achieve and i really want to bring my influence and my network and my personality to this region and if i can bring any any resource from global to help the situ

kashmir itself is a plus point. it is claimed by both india and pakistan which had led to war previously and that's why the world wants to know how much progress has been done because the indian government told the international community that this was a temporary provision in the indian constitution and they are reworking it but that triggered unrest. to contain this unrest, they sentin unrest. to contain this unrest, they sent in thousands of troops and last month the german chancellor, angela merkel, what in delhi and she said clearly the situation in kashmir is not sustainable and you can't continue to have restrictions put to the us house of representatives held a resolution about the restrictions. the government wants to show the situation is returning to normalcy and that is why we are gradually reducing the troop numbers but the residents of kashmir disagree with that government viewpoint of intranet was completely shut down and now it is partially restored. still the internet using mobile phones is not allo

from kashmir to buttress star to religious minorities is pakistan willing to take responsibility for its human rights abuses i lost a human rights minister in imran khan's government. here in missouri thank you for joining me on up front you're the human rights minister in a government that is perhaps the world's number one critic of indian government human rights abuses in kashmir abuses that we've covered on the show very recently but what about pakistan's own contribution to that human rights crisis in kashmir you've backed armed groups like gesture mohamad and lush going to pay about that have killed civilians that have engaged in torture that have ethnically cleansed kashmiri hindus that's all undeniable isn't it it's absolutely did. we not done any ethnic cleansing. in fact the but. the way that created the situation. i think nobody in the world believes that the fish needs in occupy wall street. struggle. to liberate themselves from. the scene and. force. the scheme it's not 121 days i mean we've we've covered the lockdown extensively i'm just wondering you can still have an i

prophecy also the challenges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. street debate a special edition from nigeria the fiery topic this time africa's growing population a blessing or a curse i think publishing is a business and competition it depends on the government is managing. when you took time out this issues the most i'm going to do once i get this. all these issues will go down to let me come to. 60 minutes on. earth the home worth saving google and does tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions and global ideas the embodiment series of global 3000. on d.w. and on line. 0 information silence it's hard not to see this is a blatant cover up why the silence by the media in general in kashmir we are facing undeclared war from across the western border is just 3 months since india decided to change in kashmir they tore up the region's special state and imposed direct route from delhi thousands of people were arrested and a communications blackout imposed.

but the residents of kashmir disagree with the government's view. the internet was completely shut down and now has been partially restored. still the internet using mobile phones is not allowed because the government argues that this will allow people to regroup and organise protests and also, militants to communicate with their handlers, that can lead to more attacks. on the other hand, you know, the businesses have suffered quite heavily. more than $2 billion have been lost, that is what the business community is saying. they cannot send any goods or take orders from internet. because the internet has students cannot apply to any universities because the internet has been shut down. they have to travel to certain designated points where people have to wait for three orfour people have to wait for three or four for three or four hours to have access to the internet. i mean, this is in the modern age, where people have easy access to information and india has been described as the internet shutdown capital of the world. at the same time, the govern

congress he also the judges of white french human rights violations in kashmir. cleaning lady vijay thanks. so much for a d.j. in a popular moscow clubs. by now. serena has 57 years old and her play list has almost exclusively electronic tracks how did it all start 4 years ago she tells her story on. 60 minutes on g w. it was the speech of his life perhaps his past certainly his most difficult the speech by colin tristen on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the right of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mid east tense the crowd clamors for the german unity journalist peter allen borg was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the times most interesting. starts december 19th d.w. cut. 0 information silence it's hard not to see this is a blatant culbreath why the silence by the media in general in kashmir we are facing an undeclared war from across the western border is just 3 months since india decided that it all had to change in kashmir it tore up the region specials thank those and impose direct rule from delhi thousand

of its autonomy indeed administered kashmir was divided into 2 new federal terraces last month is the may has mobilized support of the past 2 weeks to highlight what it says is a forgotten a sheet for state of the kashmir economy is also a major concern for the party but correspondent says pakistanis nationwide have shown their solidarity with cash. drawn short of the border by the right wing. oh richard rohr. to board the paper local and out i gave here trotter did being meted out by the indian figurative for all and they're here they're finished $33.00 they are ready for the purpose of the rally is to highlight the atrocities being committed by india against the kashmiris and to draw the world's attention to their plight and obviously a lot of the young if modi is not stopped it will become a problem for the minorities in india and will also have dangerous consequences for the world. of our day while good have come from all across the country. everywhere making sure our women and children there oh i did indeed have a passionate overread i know god my dad maybe 300 could come of the

because i'm going to kashmir here comes from the rest of the. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week if you can't beat them or suppress them block them in more and more countries internet blackouts have become a fact of life syria's bashar al assad and the interview and italian broadcaster did not want its audience to see putting a face on fake news shows all the less why should you believe me deep fakes like this full version of boris johnson are next level misinformation and they want to even dream on their. ukrainian border the trunk impeachment story set to news. for those of you watching this program online imagine what an internet blackout would mean to you shut out of messaging sites forced off social media deprived of news information and the means to contact loved ones and magine your kashmiri and the indian government has left you in the dark for 4 months now or you are iranian and you've just experienced your most serious internet shutdown ever both of tho

or now to pakistan where relations with india have hit a new low over the crisis in kashmir authorities say at least 3 people have been killed by mortars fired by indian troops into pakistani administered kashmir thousands of supporters of pakistan's conservative jemaah islamiya party have been rallying in islamabad and demanding politicians act after new delhi revoke the autonomy of indian and this of kashmir and all this they also criticize the international community for not taking action against india for alleged human rights by. nations in the area as kemal high def reports. strong show of the boarding by the right wing. reserved for all. the border. and out i gave here trotted being meted out by the indian figurative for their director to read. the purpose of the rally is to highlight the atrocities being committed by india against the kashmiris and to draw the world's attention to their plight i don't usually look over young if modi is not stopped it will become a problem for the minorities in india it will also have dangerous consequences for the world. there were good never com

freedom of expression our starting point this week is the indian administered blacked out region of kashmir. 2 cities 2 countries 2 population smart parts of which are politically restless and 2 governments with the means to silence the srinagar kashmir offline for 4 months now and counting after the modi government in new delhi altered the constitution to revoke the region's autonomy and the iranian capital tehran where net users were recently forced offline in the longest shut down ever after economic protesters had taken to the streets the authorities in delhi and tehran both had stories to control and used blackouts to do it keeping their citizens in the dark stopping them from speaking to the outside world busier 2 very extended internet shutdowns that happen around political crisis in the country in the case of iran of course this was around economic protests that really snowballed into large scale anti-government protests and in mere there have been protests and riots that have been happening in that sort of disputed territory for a while which mark these 2 shutdowns was just how lon

is just 3 months to see india decided that it will have to change in kashmir my guess this week here in london is james caan the national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling b j t obviously also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir conflict so for. doubling. its own cars on what they're after the more opposed to gets the better. the so-called selfie generation is breaking taboos and taking part in a surge challenges for likes. to believe only those last online make it in real life like me. could be 5 minutes of. people. the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult the speech but clearly interest on just summer 19989. shortly after the final of the rest of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mid east tense the crowd clamors for german unity journalist peter limbo because it's a scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time interest and starts to simmer 19 d w. e. 0 information silence it's hard not to see this is a blatant cover of why the silence by the media in general in kashmir we are fa

pakistan says mortars fired by indian troops have killed at least 3 people in pakistani administered kashmir india's military has blamed islamabad for provoking the attack the border fighting happened as thousands of supporters of pakistan's conservative jamaat islami party rallied in islamabad they criticize the international community for not taking action against new delhi the alleged human rights violations in india administered kashmir. so dan has opened an investigation into crimes committed in the darfur region by a former government members who served under ousted president omar al bashir the conflict between pro-government forces and ethnic minority rebels began in 2003 the u.n. says at least 300000 people were killed by the fighting as well as famine and disease is already wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity and genocide. val those are policy advisor on sudan for the enough project that's a genocide prevention organization he says reforms to sudan security forces is challenged by the disarming of certain groups. the army say that our forces are ru

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congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. so for 60 minutes. i think in everything challenging 1st i'm a muslim. so much different cultures between here and there challenging for him. finish honestly i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shall be my grandma. larson's to work as a swimming instructor to share knowledge to children not to don't just one of the toughest. what's your story take part cherish on info migrants dot. com sleep. carefully. the soon. to be. discovered. subscribe. documentary on you tube. this is news africa coming up on the program it's a race against nature presidents head for higher ground in east africa last fall cost suggest up to rachel ray and flopping called guest workers also coming up. bring back ossified in you national museum in the democratic republic of congo night's debate.

it's just 3 months since india has decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guest this week here in london is james caan the national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling p j p congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir . in 60 minutes. literature invites us to see people in particular. to see how some of the kids find the strength. might. be books on you tube. a reshuffle at one of the world's most valuable company parents alphabet says goodbye to larry page and sergey brin s top executives and the points you will see also indict the chart as the new boss will tell you what that promotion means for the future of the company. also on.

and india's controversial new law and its handling of kashmir. finally, forget who wants to be a millionaire. the question is who has the most millionaires in the world. china, the u.s., japan, germany? find out later in the show. >>> first, here's my take. on its face, the impeachment proceedings against donald trump might seem to be a specifically and narrowly american matter. but if you look around the world, you will see this is taking place amidst a deeply worrying global trend. in country after country we're witnessing an astonishing wave of attacks on the constitution, institutions, norms and values that have given democracy strength and meaning. consider what has been happening just this week around the world as congress debated charges against the president. in india, the world's largest democracy, the ruling party passed an unprecedented citizenship bill that privileges certain religions over others. a move that one indian intellectual described as a giant step to convert a democracy into an unconstitutional ethnocracy. india appears po

how access to medical services blocked indian controlled kashmir. and from persecution to prostitution we revisit. what has become the only means of survival for some women. welcome to a special edition of the news where we're looking back at stories from this year of people who suffered great ships of the hands of governments now imagine being forced to sit on a wooden bench for 16 hours straight being told when you can go to the toilet and when you can't when you can eat when you can't as you to port it in march this is a reality and it's happening in 21st century china a state controlled system of detainment after being forcibly disappeared for having views deemed to be against state interests yes more from someone who's endured this yet has chosen to speak about it. to detention room is like a cooling chambered with a metal door escape from this room is impossible. thomas. was one of 200 human rights lawyers chinese authorities rounded up in july 2015. everything inside is wrapped in soft material the walls the table it's so you can't kill yours

for the past 4 months india controlled kashmir has been under an unprecedented security lockdown it was a move to snuff out protests the more the government anticipated offered it would do job one could meet its special status on the 5th of august and new laws passed by the ruling hindu nationalists b.g.p. government has stripped the muslim majority region of its constitution and kashmiris of that exclusive right to own land the lockdown has meant limits on life and last time people will never get back a correspondent michelle just fall has more. it has now been 4 months since the shmita has been living with its new identity it is no longer to stay it it no longer has its special status the indian government claims that it is returning to normalcy but reports from the ground indicate otherwise the communication shut down by partially lifted continues to impact people as many still do not have access to them or by networks messaging us restricted and the internet shut down also persists this has severely impacted local journalists who now have to go to a government information department

party denies what is happening in kashmir is a lockdown you can watch did a blues interview with the joint germ panda on conflict zone i think as you said decent from european time. removing all the pictures of daily life so we goes in provence that's according to next time about. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the maps now. 2 cut. could it be the biggest public offering of all time saudi arabian oil companies saudi aramco is preparing to sell slice of its business to the public will get how investors are sizing up the event. also on the show onion prices hit a new high in india feeling under arrest and sending the government into panic. vote will peel back the causes of the crisis. japan announces a hefty stimulus package but will it be worth all that new debt. and online stickers are big business in china so long as they don't cross the line. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us saudi arabia state oil company iran coast preparing to go

council see also the challenges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. 60 minutes. take it personally. with the wonderful place to make the dream some say. that all true for. more than football long line. this is. coming up on the program they have promised to kill instead they are killing every year think medicine's killed thousands across africa or here for maybe reeves my. pharmacist fooled me. also coming out. the gun this president was 70 need to be macho against corruption but your position called it. will get to the bottom of what's going on. on in south africa some see the top 2.

divided the state into 2 territories to be directly ruled from new delhi one consisting of john moon kashmir and the other of the duc and in the northeastern state of assan nearly 2000000 people including muslims have been excluded from the list of citizens raising fears they could be rendered stateless india's supreme court has awarded control of a disputed religious site in the town of a larger for the construction of a temple many hindus believe the side of a former mosque was the birthplace of the warrior god rom and now there are protests over the new citizenship law. well let's bring in our guest now a distraught on nigam is a member of the legal wing of the hindu nationalist organization russ tria swayamsevak sangh he joins us by skype from new delhi tarren hiten is a professor in public law and legal theory and hackney fellow in law what i'm college oxford university he joins us from london and it is a researcher at the center for research on extremism at the university of oslo she joins us by skype from horning and in the netherlands welcome to each of you and tara and this is such

thomas he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. all. the time now to look at. sectionally which was affectionately as you can. slap the mayor putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but director vitali months asian culture is much more than just didn't turn the camera back on ship the moment of course you're going to see the film secretly chronicled the power grab actually everything was precisely planned and structured. featuring top supporting roles. just prove it was original to transfer the security to the freedom of russian t.v. . and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before and i'm going to let me be clear with you i have to act in ways that i feel necessary to people who just simply understand that. to comply with their fundamental change to the ends justify the means. to terms with their sins starts december 13th on t.w. . 0 information silence it's full of up to see this is a blatant cover up why the silence by the media in general interest me we a

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congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. do you know what you use to barbecue your sausages. charcoal of course charcoal also from wood cut illegally in tropical forests and seas findings are truly catastrophic food for shocking i can't go on like those trying to choke on an environmental disaster why is the trade something lucrative why is it taking so long to find alternatives in 45 minutes on d w. and now because look at me i'm such an ugly us especially as you can. bloody mirror putin in the middle of his election campaign did you turn the camera back on of course in the year 2000 a documentary secretly chronicled of howard bragman. actually was everything was precisely planned and structure to the freedom of russia. vladimir vladimirovich to the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses who starts december 13th on d w. 00 information silence it's hard not to see this is a blatant cover up why the silence by the media in general interest me if we are facing an undeclared war from across the western border it's just 3 mo