ation, this diversity of perspective is reflected in our coverage giving a more accurate representation of the world we report on, and that's a key strength of answer 0. 0 hello and barbara sarah london. these are the top stories on al jazeera nato is toughening. it stands on china in their 1st summit, attended by the us president joe biden. leaders presented a united front against what they call bay james assertive behavior. they said china represent systemic challenges to the rules based international order and ally insecurity. the leaders also agree to respond to russia's growing arsenal in the wake of a build up of troops during military exercise on the ukrainian border. russia in

china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity. but our alliance just a strong foundation that stands together. that's how we met every other threatened the past. it's our greatest strength, as we meet our challenges of the future and are many and everyone, everyone in that room today understood the shared appreciation. quite frankly, that america is back. israel's new government has begun work a day after parliament approved the coalition. prime minister nationally, bennett presented his cabinet and sat down for a formal photo op with the president, the 8th party coalition. and did benjamin this? now's 12 year run, his prime minister, one of its 1st decisions was to allow the controversial march of the flags to go

ahead in east jerusalem. the trial of me and mars, suppose leader uncensored, she has begun in a closed court room more than 4 months after the military coup. so she is charged with breaching over $900.00 regulations illegally possessing walkie talkie radios and breaking import export rules that she's been under house arrest since the february, 1st coo. and there were reports that she didn't appear well in court, but her lawyer said that she is in good health. a steep increasing cove at 900 infections as force the u. k. government to postpone the live thing of locked down restrictions across england. the plan had been to allow unlimited social mixing from june the 21st. that date has now been pushed back by another 4 weeks to allow more people to get vaccinated. those are the main stories fast fashion continues. now i'll have the news that we're in under half, and i will see you then bye bye award winning programming from international. so

make one quick. so it's straight on the back of the global discussion. what guarantee everybody's the right to take the life, giving voice to the voice here in california. it almost everybody's a paycheck, away from being on house program that opened your eyes to view. well today, this is what the picture looks like. the, the world from a different perspective on how to me ah, 1st fashion has engendered arise in informality, arising precarious p workers essentially work on a system of informal 0 our contract. so they never have a contract. less than

a working class city of 300000 inhabitants in the center of the country workshops or a hidden world where cameras are not welcome. there is no shortage of job offers in the sweatshops, embroider a cutter or dressmaker. ah tanya is a journalist equipped with a hidden camera, she will go under cover into the workshops of lester. i'm looking for a job do not need somebody here is this is somebody i learned very quickly from her

job. i don't breaking windows a cover don't it's the middle of winter and there's no heating ah, the boss of the trial period once a week is going on, there are 3 hours. this is illegal in the u. k, it's not even half the minimum wage would be even 14 guy. should i come here every morning?

okay. up to 6 o'clock this sunday. no kidding. all you know. any job post a brief demonstration of the sewing machine and what is the good? only having arrived a few hours ago, tanya and nobody seems to this is making sca free of charge. the b schedule will be sold online by one of the biggest passion. brown's clearly still pretty pretty little thing is one of the brands of the bu hoover and the skirts, the tanya manufacturers are sold for 15 years. ah.

it's barely 1 pm. when suddenly works the day for the day life for the finish. everybody workers paid by the us without compensation. we'll see you tomorrow at the moment. right, i mean the less the workshops have a bad reputation. many brands are now refusing to do production there, but not the boo hoo group and its brand, pretty little thing. a

brand on the rise in 2019 it fails, doubled with a revenue of nearly 400000000 euros. the pretty little thing did not wish to be interviewed. but we managed to get access to the opening of the bridge and sharing with the brand to meet it. c e. o, whom are kamani? 32 years old is the son of the founder of booby noch mood. kamani, thanks to the father, became a billionaire surrounded by his body guards. his son enjoyed the attention of the great thing. we want to be more than a fashion website. we want to be

a lifestyle brand. we want to give good meaning to the customer. you know, good values, if you have a daughter, we think great things should inspire gold in the right way. the 15 you really call you when you do a 15 years it's made into you. how do you do that? yeah, i'm not sure what other one was. yeah, i don't answer the question by the way. i don't have a question. do i know that i'm just working? how is it somebody else? you know what somebody else we know made by the workers, but when we know that your address is the

i don't use after this eventful 1st meeting, procedural thing wrote to us, the brand stated that textile workers working for pretty little things are treated fairly and they receive at least the minimum wage with with producing clothes at such a low price has a very high environmental cost. textiles of the 2nd most polluting industry in the world, after oil for

one part, one time the fabric is we call it 200 tons of water polluted. so $1.00 to $200.00 is the ratio. the more common there is no more pollution, there's going to be without efficient filtration cleanup technology in the fashion industry is going to expand by an additional 60 percent and the next 10 years then we're going to get 60 percent more pollution under the pressure of public opinion, the textile industry is trying to rebrand in trade shows. the color of choice for marketing is green, welcoming, responsible, recyclable, the guys of green fashion a

certain fabric encapsulates this shift. this goes many phones to fashion brands are using, this cheap artificial, so this red dress from a sauce and the snake pattern sheath dress from bu a made of 95 percent. this goes this goes is manufactured by a handful of companies around the world. among them is the bill of grid. a $40000000000.00 indian conglomerate index h m. a sauce. the biggest names in this goes buying from villa. he believed that the most of the forest diffusion in this is according to been, is a blessing because he believes that what's good for the planet is what's called

me. however, in order to transform wood into fabric, many chemicals in the, one of the most dangerous is a highly toxic solvent, carbon di sulfide, c, s 2. ah, then the addition of a liquid called carbon by sulfide causes another chemical gene well as marketed as a green product. is it basically ally? yes, it's an extremely interesting poison. the danger comes from the fumes of c s 2 to make the sellers, which will give the disco it's thread like texture would cope, immersed in a box of sulfuric acid, then c as 2 is added. the method of eric acid from the carbon di sulfide leaves the cellulose. unfortunately where it

leaves the cellulose to is the work room where the workers are working. it just has been to the air in india in the state of the dish. the city of nugget is home to the bill of groups plumbed, founded in 1956. it is a town within a town, 5000 worker's work that day and night, and journalists are not welcome to the game. and that's me again, i'm in fear. stephen young men, fish too. when dinner will see me. well the number i can call you what, what was some that guess i'm gonna i'm gonna go back to that again how i live and that way i'm one of

the show cool. begun working at berner in 1981 in june, 2019 he suffered a heart attack, which he says was job related. yes, mantell care company or did they we medical medical data company or just the school is going to do pills have got them score school. so i'm going to be printing the needy, but i think the one that i did come up was had, so i'm going to, my son was going to get this going to go up sir, to get school. knew what their medical, what they got into what the company is mac. i'm going to go and i knew how comical at the age of 58,

he's on unpaid sick leave indefinitely. are there any occupational illnesses related to birth activities? bella tells us that their activities have no impact on the health of the workers or residents on the neck, the site it is difficult to verify this as burleigh treats their employees in their own hospital, mild cases. i refer to the city's public hospital doctor charlotte worked in this hospital for 40 years. this surgeon has been its medical officer, a privileged witness of the murder, the protect dealer. did they who are doing that their own off? we don't. because management don't one get dish would come to install

a lot because it will be exposed. it will be open up new or what do you, shouldn't your current said is it? they don't want to go to the doctor until his departure in 2004. doctor charla was the medical authority who could have initiated studies on the health of the workers. but he was not even aware of the existence of the c. s. 2. was there ever in los gatos medical study of the workers population name? no, no. i have not given any such work blue. something did all but i mean there what are you any statement which was against would affect lee if they came to know something going on in the middle, they put a chick on the water going all don't will do. we will do doing them. no, no, no,

john, leave you a good on goodly kit which document did you go? going to do? i need to bundle yet all the this check to russia. he's one of the rest citizens of not to denounce the pollution linked to the factory. a law student, he filed a complaint against the vis goes producer. actually they are not allowing the people to come inside the company. they just always hide the all thing in front of the all people. nobody can say action against them because they have too much long hand the student's complaint alerts the magic pradesh state authorities. in january 2020, the pollution control agency inspected the factory. thirty's voted the

factory to take action. but above all, for the 1st time, they demanded a study of the effects of pollution on the health of workers. looking particularly at the as to the in the data stream from the plan along the jumbo river. 20000 people live in around 20 villages . ah, tom or katie is one of these villages. located 4 kilometers from the planned. for years, the villages have been claiming more and more health problems in the residents. complaints were finally heard by the authorities

for the 1st time, doctors was sent to check up on the residence, the among the restless patients was this father who came with his 2 disabled sums. without it you will look at it off much a bunch of it's ridiculous that way. it's got to get a level muscle followed. it's got her normal starting. that's going normal or what neutral the they were going to get? well, the, the, the there are new officials statistics. however,

many inhabitants show similar symptoms paralysis, joint problems, even loss of speech in the single family. they are 3 people are suffering both because the family lives has been 26 year old and they bought, but it printed 3 or 24 years. actually the just physical disabled and the growth of the body. this stuff. and you just see the head of the girl. she's only going to kill me at the time said that it government doctors can't. it's 209 people with health problems potentially linked to pollution for the inhabitants. the number one suspect is burning. they accused the plan of having dumped its waste into the

rhythm. for decades. the village of palmer katy has no running water. the inhabitants drink water from well fed by the chombo river. in 2018 bell are committed to distribute drinking water. the company finances 6 daily deliveries, providing 90 liters to each family in the company that are willing to give way with the company, give free what it is because they know that they are the funds for the polish it. i don't know why they are destroying the what i do not to be able to do it in order

for the college and they live in the water for drinking for but not useless to water. their crops, the farmers of palmer kitty still use polluted water from the chombo river. in january, 2020. the 40s ordered bella to improve water quality down stream from the plant. mm. ah, ah, in the vertical, refute school responsibility asserting that water pollution is not related to viscous production and refers to the presence of other industries. meanwhile, the global demand for this goes, is rising. in not the factory will increase its production and will soon be expanded. the fashion industry wants us to believe that it will become sustainable, but in reality,

the opposite is happening. the lifespan of a fast fashion government is short and not only because we're given tired of them and throwing them away. he was cladding, shook his yeah, not missed off. get tired of abuse in here and you have to sean filling. but you can clarify, stokes, in visit shewn, dusty, fasten, eyes will and of called wouldn't on yet. i didn't effect, haven't gusev, shawn, nice man, noise. all seat by finding diesel: fast fashioned time. rudy sagen go see movies nice and fat and tend latin. carlsbad and cones. i barely one percent of clothing can be result every year in europe. 4000000 tons of textiles. end up in the trash. can we stop this fast fashion machine?

small brown pleading for return to slow fashion clothes of high quality, which can be reused and resold. commendable lessons, but simply not enough. come slow fashions, satisfy people, the same studies by the french fashioned institute and show that less novelty in stores means less shopping. simple. if i had a dollar for every time somebody asked me, tell me what i should buy. i say nothing, nothing. you have way too much stuff right now, what do we do? what do we say? stop spending money. this is not a viable economic solution. not shopping is not a solution to the industry. so fast fashion will continue to be popular and it will

continue to show stride storage improving toward circularity. so we might see minor improvements and product development, but we will not see the end of the fast fashion with in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval atlantic period in the field of engineering the height of sophistication in mechanics at the time was the extravagant elephant clock, ah, written around $85080.00. the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contractions, science and a golden age. with jim alkalinity on al jazeera. ah, ah ah

ah ah hello, we got some rather lively weather pushing through the great australian bite once again and places that has gotten down into the south east. some wet weather having towards new zealand, but low pressure rolling through the bite. this causes co front here that will continue to make his way across southern parts of australia over the next few days, just throw in some showers across the southern parts of south australia. gradually making the way into victoria. and even though south wells will see a little bit of wet weather should go on into the middle part of the week, they'll be a few showers. they're still into queensland in van paso crease. i can also see some sherry rain for a time for much of australia as per usual will be large,

dry should be lost, dry into uneasy in this we go into the middle part of the week, but really is going to be a rather cloudy one. with some showers from time to time, more of the way of heavy showers longest both of rain as the central parts of china . meanwhile, looking at some big down pools, spilling out of the sea, the east trying to see running across southern parts of the korean peninsula. q she's seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through tuesday. that'll make his way a little further. reese was for wednesday quite a few showers coming in to haunt you think, atoka could see some rather wet weather. quite weather coming, backing behind for the korean peninsula. and once again, northern china. the faint, compelling story without uttering a single word. no english can guide a simple informa, young convent manatee of life. witness through the lens of the human eye. if

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