Is india launching a crackdown of government critics police prosecute opposition activists and muslims in connection with riots triggered by the controversial citizenship law well the detained received justice this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im imran khan it was some of the worst violence for years in india riots in new delhi triggered by the newly introduced citizenship law in february killed at least 53 people the legislation fos tracks nationalities for someone overseas but excludes Muslims Police have charged 15 people saying prosecutors have more than 17000. 00 pages of evidence against them but Rights Groups say politicians from the ruling b. J. Pay who incited attacks on muslim protesters havent been arrested the government and Police Reject allegations of bias dozens of opposition activists and academics have been arrested over the past few months Human Rights Watch is called the charges against the activists baseless and hes calling for the prisoners unc
And mounts a Record Number of new coronavirus cases the un secretary general says the Global Pandemic response lacks corporation and unity and theyve survived for nearly 3000 years but now unprecedented rain is threatening some of sudans most iconic structures. We begin in the u. S. And the raging controversy over Donald Trumps refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the november election while the democrats have her out of the president s Senior Republicans have been distancing themselves from trumps remarks and promised an orderly transition of power but trump is doubling down and is once again questioning the fairness of postal voting our White House Correspondent kimberly hocket reports. The peaceful transfer of power between president s is a time honored. Addition dating back to americas founding but its one donald trump refuses to endorse should he lose the november election we have to see what happens. On thursday citing fears of widespread ballot fraud and
U. N. Secretary general warns the Coronavirus Crisis is out of control as the global death toll approaches 1000000. And uniting in the face of diplomatic deals by israel rival groups fatah and hamas won the 1st Palestinian Elections in 14 years. Hello Donald Trumps refusal to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses the november election is stirring more reaction from both sides of the political divide while the democrats have had out at the president s Senior Republicans have been distancing themselves from trumps remarks and promise that orderly transition of power but trump is once again questioning the fairness of postal voting our white house. Respondent Kimberly Hauck at has this report. The peaceful transfer of power between president s is a time honored tradition dating back to americas founding but its one donald trump refuses to endorse should he lose the november election you have to see what happens. On thursday citing fears of widespread ballot fraud and vote r
Voters politicians promise to accept the results of the us president cast doubt on the chances of an honest election. So in crowds of people whove been out for a 2nd night calling for justice for Brianna Taylor the africanamerican was killed by police in a home in louisville in kentucky from los angeles to new york demonstrators are demanding that all 3 officers involved in the shooting be arrested and charged on wednesday a grand jury decided not to file any charges against him and in taylors hometown protesters defied a curfew which is now been extended through the Weekend Police want people want Police Reforms and an end to wonderful violence against minorities and National Guard is on hand in louisville to keep peace in the past 2 nights they have been several arrests john 100 reports now from louisville. In louisville the price of protest can be high. It ends at the city jail where those with a window can look down on ground 0 of the demonstration where they were arrested theres a
Upcoming election as the president cast doubts on the just missed. Getting a glimpse of life as a refugee we go back a 100 years as far back as a ball. So then crowds of people have been out for a 2nd night calling for justice for brown a tale of the africanamerican was killed by police in her home in louisville in kentucky and from los angeles to new york demonstrators are demanding that all 3 officers involved in the shooting be arrested and be charged on wednesday a grand jury decided not to file any charges against him and in taylors hometown the testers defied a curfew which is now been extended through the weekend people want Police Reforms and an end to on lawful violence against minorities the National Guard is on hand in louisville to keep the peace in the past 2 nights have been several arrests john hendren reports now from believe. The. In louisville the price of protest can be high. It ends at the city jail where those with a window can look down on ground 0 of the demonstr