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He is prepared to provide testimony on the human rights abuses he suffered while in detention there including torture, forced medical injections that he says left him temporarily paralyzed from the waist down and the interrogations he regularly received where chinese authorities accused him of disloyalty over his marriage with a one from kyrgyzstan. >> what are some steps that lawmakers could take in the wake of this testimony? >> well, obviously, you know, nailing down human rights abuses can c...

>> police treated it like a victim and less -- they confiscated his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he made it 11 hours before calling 9-1-1. >> he claimed he took him hours. >> it wasnt until the afternoon that he came forward. >> aaron told -- police folly graft him five times. he was put in jail clothing, given little food or water and given interrogations for a couple of hours. denises friends did not do anything about this but they know a lot to be worried...

That this is in the arsenal of the russian armed forces and that its being launched in this situation, full of antipersonnel weapons, not the kind of materiel you would use from the other side, one can draw inferences without anything further, to be frank, that we think a lot else will be be available around never somethings being gathered about this crime and other crimes. interrogations are taking place of captured prisoners. they dont have to answer questions. many of them do. many are unhapp...

A thousand miles away, another massacre was remembered. this one, at the mother emmanuelle church in south carolina, where many lost their lives to a young white supremacist a half dozen years ago. but in 2021, shards of the lives shattered were smoothed, just a little, when the department of justice reaching a multimillion dollar settlement with the families of the victims, not closure, but perhaps something closer. >> we cannot bring back those nine victims. we cannot erase the scars that thos...

Day after day, week after week, richard ratcliffe waged a tireless campaign for nazanin, working around the clock, and last year went on hunger strike for nearly three weeks — an act of desperation to pressure the government to do more to get her home. hes always said she was being held as a bargaining chip, to get the uk to pay its long—standing military debt. i think its wonderful news, and i think we must always realise that, sadly, the regime in tehran is capable of holding people in thi...

Seeing the horrible images and civilians dying and the hospitals fill up in the western area and the war arriving now in the form of blood here on the ground. i do want to say, though, it is going to be wildly unpopular that countries who end up in conflicts like these end up losing the soul to a certain extent. since arriving two weeks ago from the beginning day one television is streaming young russian boys taken p.o.w.s, pilots. and showing the interrogations and we cant trust what we see as ...

The most important tasks is to identify saboteurs. there are a lot of saboteurs here like sleeping agents. i know it sounds like movie stuff, but this is actually truth. a lot of russian, whatever, sleeping agents, what they did is they guide missiles, and thats not very good. >> they can give them locations of what to hit. >> yes, exactly. >> youve personally encountered russian saboteurs? >> personally we have arrested somebody, yes. i dont know if they are russian saboteurs or not. our job is...

And i think we must always realise that, sadly, the regime in tehran is capable of holding people in this way. i think people do need to recognise that. and im glad that, after a great deal of uk diplomacy, weve been able to get her out, get her back to her family. it was back in april 2016 when nazanin was arrested as she prepared to leave for london after visiting her parents. months of solitary confinement followed, along with blindfolded interrogations and psychological torture. in september...

And wait — released, but we werent sure and wait until the last minute, so its— and wait until the last minute, so its been very emotional but are very— so its been very emotional but are very happy event for the famiiies— are very happy event for the families and im pleased to say that they— families and im pleased to say that they are both in good spirits, _ that they are both in good spirits, and they are safe and well, — spirits, and they are safe and well, that— spirits, and t...

Campaignfor nazanin, working around the clock, and last year went on hunger strike for nearly three weeks, an act of desperation to pressure the government to do more to get her home. hes always said she was being held as a bargaining chip, to get the uk to pay its long—standing military debt. i think its wonderful news, and i think we must always realise that, sadly, the regime in tehran is capable of holding people in this way. i think people do need to recognise that. and im glad that, afte...