you have a free pass and you can import with zero tariffs into the uk and we don t impose any environmental or human rights obligations on you at all. that is the wrong signal and we are trying to save these big brain force in the congo basin and south east asia that we need to send signals the unfettered trade like this without any conditions is not acceptable. there is it being developed here according to the reporting canada which is another member of this group were asking the uk to drop rules on imported beef that was phrased with growth hormone. we are told london has rejected that request but it is evidence that welfare of animals and stable farming and conservation the rules we signed up to when we were members of the european union, those are being treated way as we try to gain access to these blocks. we still want to trade with the european union, so how damaging could that be? i
young united states team that, mind you, has not had a whole lot of world cup success. in some people s minds, england was a favorite to go very, very deep in the tournament. if this young american team was staying on the pitch toe to toe with them that s a healthy sign. now, there s a lot left to go here. we ll see how they can advance. sally, thank you. appreciate your time. my pleasure. checking in on your social media reaction, youtube, facebook and twitter. what do we have? every media outlet chooses to ignore the human rights obligations of the whole region. the money that can be made there far outweighs any slavery and abuses that does occur. john, you make a valid point. does it also apply to those of us who watch? i mean, the media is putting it on because there s a market to provide that entertainment. how about something like me who watched the entire match yesterday?
really the minimum and must be implemented. it is notjust qatar s it is fifa s responsibility. it is fifa s responsibility. it is fifa s responsibility. it is who have responsibility. it is fifa s responsib the it is who have responsibility. it is fifa s responsib the game who have responsibility. it is fifa s responsib the game to who have responsibility. it is fifa s responsib the game to qatar. 1ave responsibility. it is fifa s responsib the game to qatar. they human are human rights obligations. 0k, can i are human rights obligations. 0k, - can i back - agnes, can i also reflect back to you some of what i m hearing here in qatar? what people are feeling here, which is that there is a level of hypocrisy from western countries and from organisations like amnesty international when it comes to lgbtq+ issues, when it comes to women s rights, for instance. they say, you know, they are being unfairly scrutinised and i wonder how an organisation like amnesty international balances somet
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biden and the administration. but it is simply not enough. look, there is no environmental justice without social justice. governments cannot tackle the world s climate needs with sobriety and urgency, while simultaneously imprisoning young activists around the world who are at the very forefront for the calls for change. the bbc and the new york times cites human rights group estimates egypt currently holds 60,000 political prisoners. 60,000. now, egypt rejects those numbers. and categorically rejects the characterization that these detainees are political prisoners. look, one political prisoner is of course unacceptable. but the consequences for holding 60,000 cannot merely be a finger wag at the tail end of a cushy bilateral meeting. egypt does not get to host world leaders and serve as a forum for multilateral cooperation while ignoring its human rights obligations. we cannot pretend as americans