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Their stories of abuse. there was a list of ministers accused of abuse. the investigation covers a period from 2000 to 2001 with documentation of abuses as early as 2007. the list had 703 abusers. nine people accused of abuses remain in active ministry. now, the 288-page investigation found internal emails showing that leadership tried to minimize or ignore the allegations. the victims were considered, quote, opportunistic or having a hidden agenda. the report went onto say that the sbc communic...

Down and think about what your salary mean versus some of the expenses that you have, for both parties this has become a major talking point but as we know it is notjust a australian issue but a global one. and certainly at the top of mind for many voters. we will talk about _ of mind for many voters. we will talk about the cost of living crisis more and inflation in the business news inflation in the business news in 20 minutes. amnesty international says fifa should earmark at least m40 millio...

Is that its not looking for scapegoats. this is not a show trial. they want justice. sarah rainsford, bbc news, kyiv. amnesty international says fifa should earmark at least m40 million for the hundreds of thousands of migrant workers who have suffered human rights abuses in qatar, during preparations for the 2022 world cup, six months ahead of the tournaments opening game. im joined now by our news reporter mark lobel, who has been following the story. what are amnesty and other human rights gr...

Your plan is to avoid human rights abuses in the preparation for that. that was in place for 2026 whent mexico, canada and the us won that bid. qatar says it has really paid hundred $10 million owed to workers in the last two years, where they should have been paid. speaking to one human rights activist a few hours ago, they said qatar has come a long way but the message now is to make sure past abuses are not forgotten.— to make sure past abuses are not forgotten. mark, thank you so much for ...

Institution in a peaceful time. thats why we as ukrainian defenders state that ukrainian national system has international support. we have to find a way how to implement international element into the level of national investigation and national justice. >> we also have human rights watch which carried out investigations looking at two regions and accusing russian troops of torture and other abuses. listen to this. >> well, the ways they were exercising control was by rounding up civilians, by ...

But when many of us would call concentration camps. this week the biden administration slam china for its quote, horrific abuses and said it would ramp up pressure on beijing, this follows months of growing condemnation from numerous international organizations including both the u.s. holocaust memorial museum and the french parliament. each of which use the word genocide to describe whats happening in xinjiang, a new book exposes chinas abuses, no escape the true story of chinas genocide of the...

Through facial recognition of our drivers license, photos they know you drive because of toll booth data that they are either buying or acquiring outright and one state say that were trying to plant the, flag or trying to stop you from doing this, do you know what they do? this report says that they do and and around that law and that state, and they go by the data somewhere else. this is a revelation to me after 25 years and on force, mint and we need answers, and it smells a lot like the abuse...

Seem to follow them wherever they go. since last year, theyve been operating in the vast west african state of mali, at the invitation of the military government there. french troops who had been fighting islamist guerrillas in the country were obliged to leave. beverly ochieng, an africa specialist from bbc monitoring, covers the war against thejihadists in mali. she spoke to me from nairobi. french forces were not able to operate in an environment that was becoming increasingly hostile to thei...

Specialist from bbc monitoring, covers the war against thejihadists in mali. she spoke to me from nairobi. french forces were not able to operate in an environment that was becoming increasingly hostile to their presence, particularly in the capital. in the northern regions, there is disquiet about russian involvement, definitely, because they were protected very much by french forces being present. but russian forces are coming with an aggression, theyre coming with allegations of abuses. it fe...

An fbi investigation of his handling of classified material. where could this go and what would the potential leave conse legal consequences be for trump? >> the law has been clear since nixon about the requirement that these documents, these papers dont belong in the personal archives of an outgoing president. theyre supposed to be part of the so-called public record. you have libraries for that reason. if there is a clear violation of the law, the accountability should be pursued. whether it g...