know human rights and the rule of law rather than having stability as what is going to happen to president bashir now. well a couple of scenarios he could just stay there if the military stays in power he could to stay there he could go to a friendly country. as well the gulf states there are a couple of countries of places where not signatories to their own statute. you know offer him refuge. but i think it s early too early because we still don t know how things are transforming if there s a clampdown on the demonstrations that could escalate massively sudan and then this would eventually also determine his fate so i don t see him and linger in prison and you don t you don t send him you don t see him getting up you know on trial in the hague. not now it really depends on who will be in the government in sudan and
might you know offer him refuge. but i think it s early too early because we still don t know how things are transforming if there s a clampdown on the demonstrations that could escalate massively sudan and then this would eventually also determine his fate so i don t see him and linger in prison and you don t you don t sometimes you don t see him ending up you know on trial in the hague not now it really depends on who will be in the government in sudan and you know if it s the military they they don t seem to find this important to push him around and do you see after all that has happened do you really see all of this leading up to real change in sudan is there reason to think that things will get better yes i think because the masses the huge huge number of young people of women of everybody who is on the street and who will not stop demanding for real
a country that s given him refuge. i mention lot of indian commuters through my work i interact more with indians now than with people from my own community that has definitely helped my hindi it s improving and i wanted to become even better in future. like opie s many here have integrated into indian society. in the hafiz can t read and write but he keeps up with the news on dozens of whatsapp groups where users post graphic videos of the unfolding crisis in the me unmarked border. he says no doubt what a deputation in these circumstances will mean. if the indian government forcibly sends us back my children s future will be ruined. everything will be over but there s no humanity myanmar towards rangers will all be killed if were sent back. the feelings are shared by many of the visa sprains in
americans. castro willing to give asylum to snowden. it s their right to grant asylum to anyone being persecuted. he did not indicate if he could fly through his nation on the way to venezuela who offered him refuge. they call the offer snowdens last chance. for now, he s believed to be at the moscow airport where he has been for two weeks now. forecasters keeping an eye on a tropical storm. it s affecting barbados. do you have an exgirlfriend named chantel? no. tell us more about chantel? it is way out in the atlantic. it s a 40-mile-per-hour storm. we are expecting a busy hurricane season. every storm moving into the
to that person is an unbreakable thing. it s your honor. your family s honor. no matter what the threat is or where it s coming from or why, you will protect someone who is your guest from that threat no matter the threat on your honor. it has been that way for centuries. when 9/11 happened osama bin laden was someone s guest. the leader of the taliban in afghanistan has taken osama bin laden in years earlier and offed him protection and hospitality when bin laden was on the run from the u.s. and everyone else in the world that was after him for various acts of terrorism. after bin laden brought down the twin towers and attacked the pentagon, he would not hand over bin laden as america demanded. so america s war in afghanistan began. that was nearly ten years ago now. bin laden was the reason that war started. the taliban had given him refuge, they would not hand him over and the u.s. wanted him dead or alive. now osama bin laden no longer