Now its being called a mockery and anything but justice the end result of a saudi trial into the killing of journalists. Has brought criticism from the un special investigator and condemnation from Rights Groups 5 people have been sentenced to death but their identity is one revealed at the closed door trial in the criminal court in riyadh it cleared former royal aide Southall Khatami widely suspected of being a ringleader and mohammed al qatar tybee was a saudi consulate general in istanbul where the Washington Post columnist was murdered a former deputy intelligence chief syria was released for insufficient evidence 3 other people received jail terms totaling 24 years when the kingdom has denied any links to the hit squad killing but some of the team work for the Saudi Crown Prince and the schapelle has more 14 months after Jamal Khashoggi was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where his fiance. Waited for hours before calling for help a saudi court has issued a v
Hall at Victoria Falls despite the rainbow the Worlds Largest waterfall is in some parts a slow trickle find out that its the worst drought in a centuries affecting 45000000 people across 40 nations in Southern Africa. Hello welcome to the program we begin this hour in india where thousands of people have to fight a battle demonstrations and rallied against a controversial citizenship law amounting the biggest challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modis government since he took power in 2014 but he himself has held a mega rally in the capital new delhi where he denied that the excludes muslims but the onrush shows no sign of abating at least 23 people have been killed in clashes with Security Forces and protesters are saying they have no plans to back down Sabina Shrestha reports how 7 good of. Its the greatest challenge indias Prime Minister Narendra Modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many s
Oil spill threatens the galapagos sign. Warm welcome to the program 50 student groups in new delhi are marching against a controversial citizenship law theyre also calling for a National Protesting across india and say the new law discriminates against muslims and violates the secular constitution 25. 00 people have been killed during protests since the legislation was passed nearly 2 weeks ago elizabeth per annum is in new delhi and says the protests look like they will continue we saw protests not just here but also continuing in the western city of calcutta the capital of west bengal state where the chief minister has held large rallies every day for the last 8 or 9 days people keep showing up and also another large protest in the Southern City of chennai so people very much continuing to send the message to the government 2 weeks i think almost after the bill goes pos that theyre not ok with it the bill was passed by both houses of parliament and where as in the last few days it di
Make your voice heard and. Hello im terry martin welcome to the Program Police in new zealand are investigating the deaths of at least 5 tourists in mondays ball can make a russian the threat level was raised last week prompting questions about whether tour groups should have been allowed to visit the destination off new zealands north island 8 people are still missing and presumed dead after the eruption dozens have suffered severe burns. After disaster struck for caare island Russell Clark was one of the 1st responder the paramedics flew in on a helicopter from auckland what he saw when he arrived was shocking. It was just it was just blanketed in a shit was it was quite. Response there was a helicopter on the wall and it did it all sleeping there at the time. Was thats right it lights were off it. It was monday afternoon local time when the volcano erupted at 47 people were on the island at the time some made a narrow escape but others some missing with little hope of finding them a
The global success stories. And yet theres a widening gap between education standards across the world. Children in developing countries are around 100 years behind those of industrialized nations. So why is that . Well, many children in developing countries have to work outside of school. And Armed Conflicts can prevent them from attending school regularly. In wealthier countries, young people typically attend school for an average of 12 years. In developing countries, for just 6. 5 years. And there are differences within industrial nations themselves, too. A childs background too often determines their success at school. Poverty can be a huge obstacle when it comes to gaining a good education. Those who can, often spend a lot of money on their kids schooling. Parents spend around 90 billion euros worldwide on extra coaching every year. Partly because theyre afraid their kids wont otherwise make the grade. And so the gap widens. In china too, many parents and kids have one objective w