the violence flared in the capital delhi after don t trump addressed hundreds of thousands of supporters of prime minister narendra modi in good draft would investigate with a multi-billion dollar weapons deal trump announced means for global stability with professor b.j. parishad and his peace in syria on the road to damascus we go to aleppo ahead of thursday s summit between the $21.00 and putin is president assad supporters defend victories against what they claim a british backed al-qaeda true plus one south carolina primary day a conspiracy is like the one against bernie sanders revealed by wiki leaks repeating themselves we asked greg to last successful in his landmark legal case to reveal massive vote pushing with a democracy is dead in the usa also more coming up in today s going underground but 1st there have been allegations of a deliberate lack of coverage in the u.k. of arguably the journalism trial of the century around the world though julian assange just fight
a science nobody believes you until you have hard evidence and they give it to us and i think really that s the reason why the us sure looks you know determined to get assad to humiliate him to destroy him it s to sort of the story of walk crimes and torture back into the bottle and make this a story about somebody demonized in such a criminal way my feeling is that he s not going to get anything like a fair trial and it s really quite a shame for journalism in general you might have to remind us actually there was a wiki leaks us cable showing the international red cross met with u.s. officials in delhi about warnings of detention and torture by indian authorities in cash when one learns these things when leaks come we know it s happening i mean we don t need these leaks in fact we have people on the record talking about how they ve been tortured but it hasn t done enough to shake this govern. particularly against its quite criminal policies against certain docketed populati
and ireland it s sputnik 1000. returns or we re going underground after a week in which the whole world watched an alleged travesty of justice in a london courtroom the extradition trial of julian assange wiki leaks coming up on the show it was wiki leaks that revealed secret u.s. cables detailing red cross allegations of indian torture in this week of violence flared in the capital delhi after donald trump addressed hundreds of thousands of supporters of prime minister narendra modi in good drugs will investigate with a multi-billion dollar weapons deal but no means for global stability with professor. peace in syria on the road to damascus we go to aleppo ahead of thursday s summit which we heard a woman putin as president assad supporters deter victories against what they claim a british backed al qaeda troops plus one south carolina primary day are conspiracies like the one against bernie sanders. revealed by wiki leaks repeating themselves we asked greg to last successfu
crimes and torture back into the bottle and make this a story about somebody they demonized in such a criminal way my feeling is that he s not going to get anything like a fair trial and it s really quite a shame for journalism in general you might have to remind us actually there was a wiki leaks us cable showing the international red cross met with u.s. officials in delhi about warnings of detention and torture by indian authorities in cash when one learns these things when leaks come we know it s happening i mean we don t need these leaks in fact we have people on the record talking about how they ve been tortured but it hasn t done enough to shake this government particularly against its quite criminal policies against certain targeted populations ok what i have to say they deny commission did come on this program to tell us that there is no arbitrary detention or torture currently. being meted out in the in kashmir as you can imagine that s the indian government s positi
joining me now from northampton massachusetts is professor. who has been following signs of sectarian violence in the world s largest democracy and use message in support of a songe was read out by pink floyd founder roger waters in pomona square this week thanks so much for jay for coming on before we get to the multimillion multi 1000000000 dollar arms deals in india with the donald trump your reaction to the trial here in london you know the fact is that journalists like you and i who cover wall to destruction of countries or an immense debt to people like julian assigns nobody believes you until you have hard evidence and they give it to us and i think you need that s the reason why. you know determined to get assigned to humiliate him to destroy him it s to sort of the story of walk crimes and torture back into the bottle and make the story about somebody demonized in such a criminal way my. feeling is that he s not going to get anything like a fair trial and it s really