In hospital we speak to a woman who knows who lost both her parents also this hour u. S. President donald trump visits can no shock and blames domestic terror for the violent protests against the Police Shooting of jacob blake and a once in a decade chance to be counted why the corona virus could affect a u. S. Census minority communities and congress. And in sports arena williams is through to the 2nd round at the u. S. Open williams is aiming to win a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title. Thank you very much for joining as we begin this news hour in france where 14 people accused of helping Gunmen Attack the satirical magazine shaunie abdo are going on trial the magazine was targeted after publishing controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammad security was tight as Police Convoys carrying the accused hour have arrived a short time ago in paris at the court its been 5 years since the armed men stormed. The paris office of shawnee abdo 12 people were killed a police woman and 4 people inside a jewish supermarket were killed over the following 48 hours if 3 gunmen were shot by police in a separate standoff. Lets bring in miles outside the court in paris for his so its a high profile trial closely watched whats happened so far in court and what can we expect over the next few weeks. You know a very high profile trial the attacks january 25th. People around there all this there was this huge outpouring of grief now the government though behind these attacks to put out there is so even sherry who watched open fire on the shoddy at their offices killing selfabasement outside and thinking lapper rates are right and equally body that over the next 2 days killed a police woman and also 4 people that its a critical stage in that jury supermarket has gone. By police at the times of course they are absent from this trial on trial to try. Out those people who are all accused of offering some form of varying degrees of the chiefs and who support and help so that there is government from supplying weapons to helping with communications that you know them are actually present in the cool behind me 3 are being tried in absentia including the one although im a deacon the body of the supermarket attack that he actually met founts just a few days before those attacks began in january and whereabouts are unknown but recent reports suggest he could still be alive natasha shiny abdo has actually repopulation those controversial cartoons why do this at such a sensitive time and what have been the reactions. Very sensitive time indeed but you know starting a newspaper is a very famous newspaper in frogs its a satirical publication it satirizes framus people political and religious leaders not to attack its juries to talk it shoddy he calls the newspaper had little pizza to populate College Students or the pulpit that some had said was deeply offensive but in its oriel is saying that it is treason to repopulation these cartoons to mark the start of this trial because if it believes that this is a doorway where youve sorry the freedom of expression and speech continue to be freedoms and rights of people cherish it for all its and weve heard a similar message from the french president Emanuel Michael only this job he was talking during his trip to lebanon he was almost about the trial i think and it was also about the republic ation of these cartoons and he also said that not for long as a country like you are allowed to be blacksmiths where you are allowed to criticize the government had meetings or what you should know is that there will be many that point this film its not saudi update but also that your wishes supermarkets will be taking the stand over the next couple of months telling their story you can imagine a really emotional time for them many of those memories still very rule could thought it time for the 2 and of course they will hope that justice will be served thank you very much for that natasha bringing us an age assam from paris and other world news the command execution of thousands of cambodians in the 1970 s. Has died 77 year old comrade was serving a life sentence for atrocities committed in the notorious mass murder when hammy force. It was here in the capital of cambodia that comrade committed crimes against humanity told slaying prison in phnom penh was when more than 14000. 00 cambodians was sent to be tortured and murdered under the orders of the khamenei rouges top executioner even though doing it said during his trial in 2009 that he was following orders he admitted what happened in the prison known by its code name is 21 claiming something that i would like to acknowledge my legal responsibility for all the crimes that happened in this 21 especially the torture and execution of people that the committee rouge wanted to reveal lucian eyes cambodia in the late 1970 s. And executed anyone who might pose a threat to those ambitions as many as 2000000 were killed including teaches and academics and anyone deemed the worst enemies of the regime was sent to be executed by doing he was convicted in 2010 and sentenced to life in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity since then only 2 other cmere rouge commanders have been convicted and they may well be the last leader pol pot was never brought to trial and died in 1908 from the start the justice process has been hampered by funding problems and interference from the government led by Prime Minister hun sen hes a former member of the command and has repeatedly called for the trials to end a judge who presided at the dog trial says she was always concerned that the government would only let the process go so far. Last month the case of another leader was terminated by the judges after a dispute about the jurisdiction of the. Courts there are 2 more cases pending but no hearings meaning maybe one of the final chapters in the commit crimes with only 3 people convicted for the Genocidal Campaign that killed hundreds of thousands many cambodians may feel that true justice was never. Bangkok. When they saw speak to terri saying who is a human rights activists and a noir and both her parents were killed by the command who shes vice kind from and thank you very much missing for being with us what does the death of mean to you as a daughter of victims of the killing fields says it bring any sort of closure. There is no closure to the mass crimes committed by the my rouge the kids today oh yes its just another reminder of just is not i he was given a sentence that is way to life. But now 5 i believe that you meeting his own image is the ultimate judge in that regard there is. Some closure but we may be much remember that that though it was a small fry he was not one of the Senior Leaders of the d which he was one o. He was in direct why not oh to 100 written by the firings and i was in a prison where 30000 were killed including my mother and so the death of. A milestone is that reminded of what kids feel very much. Its up that way continue to do it with us so its a reminder and a milestone. That what component dont take notice of is more interesting i think in the International Community than many come bowden say dont even know that he passed away right. Himself said that he wasnt one of the main. Perpetrators and at the time of his trial he had expressed regrets for his crimes in 2009 he told the court i am so lonely and individually responsible for the loss of at least 12000 lives and even though days later he asks to be acquitted do you think he really did feel regrets and would you forgive him his feet ask for forgiveness. Its not my place to forgive because i didnt suffer directly and to do it. I i and its not my place to joe chance and sincerity theres an ultimate judge that he is facing face to face right now but if he did. C c that step forward its a step in the right direction that he confessed those crimes that may have knowledge of his participation and its responsibility but again were talking about 15000 lives out of 2000000 lives and there were 200 present there were 200 the tension centers and countless countless killing fields so the deaths the passing of do it is its a sad reminder of our past but it doesnt really affect many can body and its famous because the playing and it involved the lives of so and some poor and victims but it doesnt touch directly the lives of cambodians survivors or the victims the tribe you know has convicted 2 scenic members needers while 2 other defendants died before their tries could be completed what do you think needs to happen for cambodia to move on from this painful past can he actually move on from this painful past. Well we need to change the current leadership because the current leadership were former khmer rouge officials when signed it was former khmer rouge leader so if and if were talking about justice its really hard to somebody you know appoint anyone to company and justice when the former leaders and officials are still currently in government so this is the obstacle to our pursuit of justice so if there if there is to be a genuine kept forward we need democracy we need to have freedom of expression we need to have a new leadership that doesnt have on its hands thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us and giving us your reaction there terry sang a human rights activists and moir whose parents were killed by the khmer rouge we really appreciate you talking to us thank you very much like. U. S. President donald trump has accused protesters of domestic terror in a city where a black man was shot 7 times in the back by police in support of Law Enforcement and against the labeled antiamerican but he failed to mention the name of jacob blake who was left allies in the shooting john hendren reports some commotion. The rubble is still piled high in the streets of can no ship buildings boarded in tempers flaring president Donald Trumps arrival in this battered city pitted his hardcore supporters against the demonstrators protesting the shooting of another black man by police. He came to praise police but must give far greater support to a Law Enforcement its all about giving him Additional Support these are great people he came to condemn protesters these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror and he came to take credit once they responded and once we took you know control of it things were really were in the 2 hour tour the president declined to say the name of jacob blake the black man now paralyzed from Police Bullets the officer responsible he said just choked and you have people to joke theyre under tremendous i said it yesterday i said it last night theyre under tremendous pressure he left the city more divided than ever his supporters on one side bold to show support for him as well as show support for this. Victimized. Loot and murder to appeal and stands for in the protesters of black lives matter on the other its effect. Theyre seeing a spike in racism since. This is a fact its totally out of control right now its totally out of control americans are fighting americans everybody is talking about. The next. G. s we interrupt that report to take you live to baghdad where french president Emmanuel Michel has arrived to meet with iraqi leaders this follows his visit to lebanon lets listen in to what he has to say is that me and find the iraqi Prime Minister and stuff. This is not something new. As iraq is faced with many challenges including the ones you mentioned. And any foreign intervention may undermine the efforts exerted by you as a government and i believe this visit is a special significance as you would represent a heavyweight in the region you are the cradle of civilization and iraq has always. Enjoyed. Unique position in history. And graphical landscape and this characterizes our bilateral relations and thats why as i said iraq is a crossroads and we and you and iraq are living a very critical moment to you mr president the government of fishers which i had an opportunity to meet and those who would meet with him for coming was should continue to share this vision namely to restore iraqs sovereignty and this is a very significant enterprise not only for iraq but for the entire region. And as you mentioned we would like i would like to reiterate that france is totally support. Supporting iraq state. And institutions and we will also continue to support you in your endevor towards restructuring the armed forces. And also in other Cultural Education and economic fields france will never feel relend and as i explained during our joint meeting once you come to. Put the finishing touches to these enterprises make no mistake that france will be by your side supporting you and standing by you and it is also to the interest of the International Community to support iraq and france is not an exception mr president i have had the pleasure of. Meeting and discussing these issues with you during this short visit and i would like also to reiterate that we are prepared and willing to continue to cooperate with you once again i cannot play the challenges and difficulties iraq is faced with once again thank you very much. French president emanuel mark hall speaking alongside the rocky president there. And not the Prime Minister as i mentioned earlier mccaw arriving in baghdad just after having been to beirut he is the most senior foreign official to visit iraq since the Prime Minister to me took office in may. Saying he is there to launch an initiative alongside the United Nations to support a socalled Sovereignty Initiative for iraq lets bring in our correspondent dorsetshire bari who is in baghdad for us so a door said this trip was not publicly announced until tuesday evening tell us more about what the french leaders said his the aim of this visit and what message his bringing to iraqi leader. Well the french president was very clear there are 2 things that are very very important to him in his country and that is that iraq continue to strive towards achieving its sovereignty and also stability in iraq is very important not only for iraq itself but also for the entire region and the International Community french president mccall said that he understands that iraq is faced with many many challenges and that they are also heavyweight in the region he said he called iraq the cradle of civilization he said that he will continue to support president barham saleh his vision to restore iraqs sovereignty he said that he wants to reiterate the support that his country has for the various and devers that the Iraqi Government and on forces are embarking on now he said that france will not abandon iraq and that they will continue to support this country in trying to put together the countrys infrastructure after many years of war and he was very very supportive of a vision that president saleh and the government have for the future of this country how big of a boost will this be for iraqs leaders dorsai theyve been under a lot of pressure from the streets from iraqis to bring about change will this help. Well its certainly a step in the right direction and its a very big step its a very important step the french president is the 1st western leader to visit since Prime Minister himself to me took office in may and it will be seen as a very important one because francis said that it is important for the Iraqi Government to try and quit carve out their own path in light of the fact that theyre caught in between 2 very close allies that are at odds with each other that is the United States and iran the Iraqi Government has found itself in the past caught in the middle and they understand the french government understand that its very important for iraq to try and remain their own self in the middle of this ongoing dispute between those 2 countries the french president will go on now to meet with the Prime Minister mustafa all cover me and then hes going to be meeting a number of political leaders before meeting the kurdish president before he leaves baghdad hes only here for a few hours but hes meeting everybody within the government to reiterate that message that iraq is not alone and they have the full support of the french government thank you very much for that door for us there in baghdad. Amnesty international is detailing what it calls the told epidemic by police and Security Forces in iran misty says 7000. 00 iranians were detained during nationwide antigovernment and fuel price protests last november theyre said to have included 10 year old children a Human Rights Group says detainees faced mock executions sexual abuse and were drugged and beaten 500. 00 protesters were subjected to unfair criminal proceedings police are also accused of routinely torturing suspects to get forced confessions that the iranian government has yet to respond to the allegations Mohammad Marandi from the university of tehran rejects them. Were talking about Amnesty International that gets its funds from socalled independent bodies in the United States were talking about Amnesty International thats supported by western governments and in particular the United States as i said very clearly iran has different Political Parties during those riots a 1000 banks were destroyed within 2 days western media persian language Media Outlets were egging on the riots if iran was such a dystopia that Amnesty International likes to picture it as alongside pompei oh then why is it that when the Senior Iranian commander general saw in mind he was murdered