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Pal lynn thanked the jurors after leaving the courthouse on monday as you can see there. "new york times" issues statements welcoming the judges decision. two federal trials are now underway, one in georgia, the other in minnesota following the killings of two unarmed black men , ahmed arbery and george floyd. at least two of the men plan to testify in their own defense. in georgia opening statements took place monday in the federal hate crimes trial of three white men convicted of murdering a...

Emotional and apologizing in court today to the wrights family. >> to the family of daunte wright i am so sorry that i brought the death of your son. father, brother, uncle, grandson, nephew, and the rest of your family. i am so sorry that i hurt you so badly. to the community of brooklyn center i do owe you an apology too. i loved working for you. and i am sorry what has happened to our community since the death of daunte. >> again, in the rare cases where these type of police brutality allegat...

The oil giant bp announces profits of £9.5 billion for last year — its highest for eight years. french president emmanuel macron has arrived in kyiv for talks with ukraines president, amid continuing tensions on the border with russia. a report by a police watchdog says officers colluded with loyalist paramilitaries in a number of murders in belfast in the 1990s. the northern ireland police ombudsman examined the killings of five catholics at a bookmakers shop and six other fatal shootings. t...

From george floyd to eric gardener. to breonna taylor. we have gotten reminder after reminder our lives are not seen as equal or as valuable. in the eyes of the criminal justice system. so we have seen some changes. we have seen reform. the most unique and important change to the organizing is we have moved from place of demanding reform to demanding app abolition. there is no world in which we can be safe when violence against black people is so natural to the system and history of policing. pl...

Since the military staged a coup in october, women are once again on the front line. translation: we will overcome, and we will triumph. _ right now, they are shooting bullets. they are firing bullets, but the revolution will go on. sudan is back in the middle of a violent struggle. and its costing dozens of young lives. one of those was a 25—year—old community activist. she was shot in a protest in her neighbourhood, and died shortly afterwards. the military have promised investigations int...

They have no right to be here. they have done their protest. and they should have been sent home a long time ago. people and their shops, - we cant open because of them. police have tried to clamp down on fuel coming into the main protest area. for now, a gap remains between what the protesters want and what the government is willing to do. jessica murphy, bbc news, ottawa. a report by a police watchdog has found officers colluded with loyalist paramilitaries in a number of murders in belfast in...

>> you know, sadly, thats exactly the case. its really striking to me that we are creating this content at a time where people are trying to suppress the telling of real history. as you mentioned in that terrific opening, these crimes are not solved. so, this film is part of a larger frontline investigation into the names of the tail act, which was introduced by congressman louis. it was an attempt to investigate a number of cold case civil rights claims, civil rights killings, civil rights murd...

Since 5th of august, 2019, the indians have revoked the status, which unilaterally, which is according to the united nations security council a disputed territory between pakistan. there are killings going on. there are no rights there. theres glam do think there. there are 800,000 troops in the region. now, i find it very difficult that there is hardly any indignation about what is happening there compared to what is happening or what they say is happening in xinjiang. thats where i disagree wi...

The loyalist group the ulster freedom fighters shot dead five catholics. families have long claimed there was collusion between paramilitaries and the security forces. they say the ombudsmans inquiry has confirmed their fears. what went on in south belfast, at the hands of loyalist death squads, being protected by the police so they could come into south belfast, into sean grahams bookies, and drive away without being challenged, is sickening. the report identifies significant failures in the po...

Race in america? so joining me now, civil rights leader, professor cornel west. there he is! professor, love having these conversations. >> how you doing, my brother? >> i am -- i am doing very well. im glad you are here. lets talk about this. you heard areva and i just talked about the developments in the trials over the killings of george floyd and ahmaud arbery. we have been reporting on this mall fight between two teens, where police restrained, and then handcuffed and arrested the black tee...