but then also on the autistic side. not, not too, really, not, not too engaged with that question of being relevant or not, but producing music that in many ways can be timeless, is if needed, you know, ah, jazz is also popular at up market. been using cape town, but it's at venues like this one that jazz enthusiast say there's a renewed appreciation and support for the genre, which ultimately pays tribute to south africa's history that meet amolla o 0 cape town. ah, a quick look at the headline stories the sour, the netherlands will go into straight, locked down from sunday morning to limit a potential curve at 19 search due to the on the kron very into the virus. a dutch announcement was made just to our office, the mayor of london declared a major incident in the u. k. capital,

because affairs of rising on con cases were incredibly concerned by the huge surge in the army kron variance over the last 24 hours. we've had the largest number of new cases since this are pandemic began more than 26000 hostile emissions are going up, but also stop absences are going up by by massive level. so i've taken the decision in consultation with our partners to declare a major incident today. elsewhere in the region, several people have been detained in germany during protest there against government measures to cub current of virus infections in several cities. government is considering expanding a vaccine mandate valve work as to the general population in our all the headlines is sour that migration of violence are the 2 key factors driving chili's presidential runoff election on sunday, the far right candidate was antonio cast. as a very narrow lead in the polls of his left being rival gabrielle burridge and

a vote that is completely polarized opinion in the south american nation. wouldn't 30 people in our fear dead off to typhoon ry hit the philippines on friday. rescue workers is starting to reach remote areas where dozens of people reported missing 18000 military and all the security forces of join the efforts and the worst affected regions. hundreds of thousands of people forced from their homes. and this is awesome. protest is in serbia, been on the streets again, calling on the government to revoke all commitments. it's made live him mining company, vo tinto, a say more needs to be done to fully abolish any potential lithium mining in the country because of environmental concerns. and the ethiopian government is saying the federal army is regained control of 5 more cities from to grime, rebels, and one of them is the strategic city of well dia, law stronghold of the tig. why people's liberation front in the northern region of am hora. coming up a look at

a world media in the listening post. i lose the us government. one, it's appeal on the holocaust tradition of the us wants essentially a trial over the release in 2010 of thousands of cars following up to the publisher of information that a government deal. classified secret is a pretty liberal and authoritarian thing to do more much, it gives you the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media stories we're examining this week. julian songs is now one legal step closer to being extradited to the us. we look at a case,

but not enough news organizations care about. what did fox news host really think about the dc riot slash january 6th. their text messages to the white house that day tell us story the turks and turning to you to in search of the kind of reporting they can no longer find in the mainstream. and taking pride in a vast new prison complex in egypt, one of the world's worst jailers of journals. relief is a bizarre promo video. it's been a week now since a pair of judges in london gave the go ahead for the extradition of julian songs to the united states. amnesty international called that ruling, a travesty of justice. press freedom groups have also condemned it in terms just escaping washington wants to prosecute a science for revealing state secret that happened to include war crimes. revelation is that wiki leeks, and the journalists,

and these are class that ported those secrets, as new stories deemed to be in the public interest. not enough of those news outlets are standing out for songs now, given how important a source he and wiki leaks were back, that this latest court decision overturned an earlier ruling, which opposed extra. dieting assigns due to his failing health and the conditions he was face in an american prison. julian assange has one more appealed coming, but his fate remains in the hands of the u. k. and the u. s. government secrets he helped expose our starting point this week is what i irony friday, december 10th, 2001 day a high court in london ruled the julian assange could be expedited to washing. happened to be united nations human rights. it was the same day to other

journalists were receiving them know about the policy. it was also applied to the ministration hosted more than $100.00 global leaders at what it called its summit for democracy in terms of the international media cycle. it was a day where focus on journalism would very much been on the nobel peace prize, because of course, 2 journalists were receiving the nobel that day, maria, philippines, and dmitri morocco from russia. and also what on the u. s, where the biden administration was concluding. it's big on that for democracy. we've shown a spotlight on the importance of protecting media freedom convened states from around the world to discuss issues related to human rights including media freedom . this court decision came on the day when statements were made by the buyers, another distribution in support of press, freedom of being the, a pre requisites for democracy. and so it was frankly grotesque to have

on this day a british high court owing sanchez extradition. oh, the last word on whether julian sancha can be legally extradited to face charges for publishing classified u. s. government documents will now come from the u. case supreme court. this latest ruling came following several assurances made by the us to the british government that a sancha will get a fair trial. despite the fact, the cia has already broken us laws in gathering the evidence by a legally acquiring surveillance which of meetings between assange and his lawyers . when he was at the ecuadorian embassy in london, the u. s. has insisted, the defendant will be safe in its custody. even though as yahoo news has reported state department operatives working under donald trump disgust, ways to abduct assange or assassinate him in 2017. the assurances,

the british court, put so much stockings were made by a country that has a habit of reneging on its international agreements. when you read the text of those assurances, you real quickly realised that those assurances didn't assure anything at all. the u. s. has promised this thought it will lot detained. julia found in the most notorious super max prison in florence, colorado. but now the united states has dozens of super max prisons and they only excluded one. they also promised that they will lot detain him under the so called special administrative measures, but then only about 50 persons in the united states are under discuss current regime while currently about $80000.00 are in solitary confinement under different regime. so to put it bluntly, they really haven't a promised anything. we now know that there was a c, i a plan to kill judy in assange inside the embassy. it's not being denied. so you handing over

a political prisoner to his executioners. or at least people who discussed seriously bumping him off no doubt with the aid of british intelligence. they couldn't do it without their so these assurances are not worth anything quite almost the given the implications. the assange case has 4 other journalists. the news coverage of consistency comes short in terms of both scale and child outlets. the feast on what which leaks reveal about the war in iraq and afghanistan, the dark side of american diplomacy, the god in the morning news organizations like the garden, the new york times, the b b. c. had been muted in their reporting of the case. and sometimes when the court issued its decision, the guardian published an edit tori, calling for a sanchez released. but for the paper with a pension for campaigning, there was

a distinct lack of enthusiasm for the story. the time has not put out an editorial, honest orange since 2019 all 3 o'clock have effectively distance themselves from the source of some of their biggest stories. and their coverage reveals far more about them than it does about julie and the b, b. c. coverage of the ruling was typically a bland report from studio they had to interview assign just wife and they had to interview one other and supported it would have been too obvious not doing that . but the report of standing outside the court think that the bulk of that report was getting government critically. the us now getting very key assurance that mr. a staunch no matter how mentally ill he may be, will be treated humanely. and the american people in the store and says, et cetera, et cetera. the last case was worried about his that was to convince the to the most

senior churches in the country. that is, will be, dc has increasingly but now the voice of the british stay at the end of the day, the us as a democracy, there are protections within its whole judicial system and it's criminal justice system. often when we step outside court, the interviews that we're giving or not to british media, i have to say most of the interviews has been through other, your media. i know there's a lot of german and french interest in the case, for example, or australian camera, crucial to be there. i would expect to get more coverage in the u. k. the country where these proceedings have been taking place. the precedent that is being said here is alarming. if the u. s. is successful in extra reading and prosecuting joanna songs, we could see the very media partners that have published information based on these legal documents targeted. not the too often news organizations take their editorial leads from politicians that has created another gaping hole in the narrative around

julian. they don't think a lot of care storm or heads the labor for the official opposition in the british parliament, leading figures in his party, reacted to the latest court ruling with cyber star mer, is a lawyer who used to had the case, crown prosecution. so, back in 2012, when prosecutors in sweden were considering dropping their bogus sexual assault investigation into a british prosecutors working under sermon lobbied against that part. they sent an email to stucco, saying, don't you dare get cold feet? the swedes ended up dropping the case anyway. but british thumbs had tried to tip the scale of swedish justice on here storm was watch. don't expect him to rock the boat on the role played by kissed armor is probably the most appalling

role played by a british politician in this whole case, because the so called rapes didn't take place. and yet they got colleen volved under kiss darma. when he was dead, pleading with the swedes don't withdraw your case. most certainly un reporter on torture. revealed sol base the head of the opposition into u. k. customer has a history in this case and the revelations made by ricky leaks referred back to a period when labor was in fact the government. over the years, governments have changed. different political parties have been in charge, but all of them have basically been responsible for those violations. simpler, exposed by ricky leaks, item all up to traffic to safety. come on. none of them were interested in the media focusing on those revelations and discussing government misconduct because clearly that would have led to legal proceedings potentially even against a political leaders. ah, instead it's julie and assad's locked up in

a london prison. recovering from a minor stroke. under maximum security conditions, a journalist treated like a menace to society. what he really is is a menace to governance secretive ones, including to that, like to talk up there democracy and export their values, so called people, especially in the us and u. k. want to believe that we have rule of launch the same fundamental rights and freedoms that we promote in all parts of the world. but what is happening to julian sanchez so clearly political, he has been targeted for his contributions to journalism and his treatment. especially if he has actually added to the united states and prosecuted. there will have implications for public interest reporting around the world for many years to turning to american politics. now the investigations into the january 6th capitol hill riot are proving damaging to fox news. terracon offer is keeping his social

distance, but he's here with the details. well, richard, the story is about what fox news hers were publicly telling their audiences that night versus what they were privately texting the white house. earlier in the day, the 3 folks presented lor ingram, sean hannity, and brian, kil, mead will all pro trump and still are. and as congress women live cheney, a member of the committee investigating the riots revealed. they all texted trump chief of staff, mark meadows that day, imploring him to get the president to stop the violent multiple fox news hosts knew the president needed to act immediately. quote, mark, a president needs to tell people in the capital to go home. this is hurting all of us. he is destroying his legacy. laura ingraham wrote,

given what they told their viewers that night and thereafter that left them with some explaining to them. yeah, initially there was complete silence from folks for 24 hours later. hannity and ingram piped up last night in a weak attempt to spear yours truly. and presumably, i guess president trump. congresswoman cheney presented one of my text messages from january 6th to mark meadows. ah surprise, surprise, surprise, this sent left wing media hacks into spin and defame mode. now of course the regime media was somehow trying to twist this message to try to tar me as a lyre, a hypocrite in probably the general message from both of them was that the text to meadow were consistent with what they told us. and ingram actually re run the opening of her january fixture of her defendants this week. earlier today, the capital was under seized by people who can only be described as antithetical to

the mag and movement. now, there were likely not all tramps importers, and there are some reports at and t for sympathizers may have been sprinkled throughout the crowd. we'll have more. it is true that ingram ann hobbins. he publicly condemned the violence, but the mention of an t for reference to the left wing anti fascists was revealing and completely unsubstantiated. it was designed to throw doubt if on the foxes coverage of the riots had been as clear as those text messages were. ok, thanks talk. there are plenty of negative headlines coming out of turkey these days . the lira plunging to record lowe's, rocketing inflation and economy in decline. luckily for the air to watch government, it's got most of the news media. they're under control. more than 85 percent of turkey's mainstream media is in the hands of conglomerates that are aligned with the government. the president is a fixture on television, and hundreds of journalists have either been attacked,

jailed or have fled the country. some independent voices have taken refuge online like to nate aust, amir, his daily you to program has become a staple for turks. younger viewers in search of journalism, of a different kind of the mayor has his critics. however, they say his decision to remain editorially neutral, makes him complicit in what this government dies in the middle of the road approach looks like a survival strategy in a country that is just introduced yet more legislation. curbing freedom of information online. the listening posts flow phillips now on the turkish journalist to have swept the broadcast airwaves for life on youtube. no, they, they say muscle man, so turkey's interior minister president one lloyd, i met about the crown and my mother, mary. this done a central figure in the main opposition on j mazda, which shame

a bad actress and fashion design, a tough liberty. what do they all have in common? i'm talking to that didn't get genetic. looks to me, you know, why shot back and then we started filling vacuum journalists have not been able to conduct independent and free journalism on turkeys mainstream channels. so there's been a shift towards so like when the minister of finance, i posted his resignation on the ground. everyone kept quiet the old man, st. hodges and said, i'm not midnight. i launched a live broadcast, breaking news style and economy. that's sort of the book of you said lambda is because neither 3 am 150000 people who still watch these have serial numbers in the game calculated the resignation of the finance minister was

big just not on t v. i a, the mainstream didn't touch it perhaps because the minister of finance just happens to be president or to one son in law. and getting on the wrong side of the president is ill advised in tennessee. so you tube has become a go to not just for mainstream journalists looking for a digital refuge, but the viewers looking for independent information delivered in an appealing way. as the internet was limited tornadoes to me, style suits youtube. it's an entertainment platform more than it is and information science. so success depends on how much you can engage with. enticed want me to, to show up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up by joshua vance. i'm here to nathan. been asked before about jaleece has been inspired by american lately talking and he's mixed in his own sooner. it's a style that really works for generations. yeah. mucus from go daddy van or to the church? yeah. what fool i made. it got partial on which threw arcus hundreds and thousands

of women. people who don't normally follow means, or politics. follow jimmy, it's program all larger, it's larger, been larger gauge to nathan program. the thought bit of them is more than 1000000 subscribers flocked to his daily sho, in part because he's no amateur, rather a veteran of the turkish airways. he spent the majority of his career and television and still freelance his for san antonio. but in 2017, he's what the main street for the live stream new york times to to see them cherished him. i was seen and turks new york correspondent auditorium on barbara. and there was an important hearing tied to a case that heavily involved turkey on then the editorial management said they didn't want a daily report from outside the court. so i decided to follow the case myself. oh, good morning, miss linda, john the lady, yogic dunces. it won't go about it much. i've begun broadcasting on youtube as

a matter of necessity. what did i have to look? my amy man in old jack anchored to nick, i waited him. was demand isn't the only mainstream. who's my great? ah, the man credited as turkey's digital pioneer is russian chucker, where you go back in 2015 after repeatedly being censored. chuck, when you get a platform called media. instantly attracted like minded journalists and remains a talk. talk a few channels, independent news, and then the 5 people to come until last year with a celebrated anchor on tv. one of the few non government lined out the left, but after several fine charge to the channel to come resigned and turned to the key . taking his followers with him, but perhaps the most famous turkish youtube of late isn't actually a journalist to he's the president usually give it to me, gave him,

is it the doctor on that? in june 2021, hosted a live stream on youtube in an attempt to attract support from generation z. it back fine band with thousands of criticisms poured in. and the hash tag you won't receive are dotted trending. and one of the common section to be disabled. just fully days later, he delivered this speech to members of his ruling policy and also met met the major and not looked up really be cooking shows on duty. she did fast forward 3 months and the introduction of a new bill stipulating that all social media companies with more than 1000000 daily uses must open offices and turkey offices that will soon have just 24 hours to delete content that causes the fence to the government for young,

with the system to the social media, took effect in october 2020 most international digital media cooperation, including youtube and google for film, the requirements appointing, a turkish representative, so that the government effort to increase control of social media sphere has succeeded that charlotte device, well, we haven't yet seen the full effect of this mon. real test will be when the social media jaren's received the nouns from the government like the lead this account or block this message. if they fully abide by the letter of the law, the digital spaces that is allowed for our voices to be heard will be limited and will be eclipse. as a result, anyone trying to practice critical journals and will become a top 5 being a target of the government, if something turkish journalists know to even have a joke for it, liberty sober toward which directly translates as significant must be cold. it

refers to one of turkey, the largest president, the place where they could end up as they did to the government line. and many have dozens of journalists to remain in turkish jails. hundreds on trial on the basis challenges thousands of unemployed or they sell census. so it's easy enough to see why someone might be wary of pushing back against the other one and ministration. playing it safe is something to me as critics have accused him. but when i put this to him, he told me he doesn't see it that way. to get that pulled at his own jerky is so polarized that everyone wants to hear their own version of the truth. the 50 percent to support the government. only want to hear their version, the 50 percent, to oppose the government. only want to hear this why we have open space between these 2 communities. that's why what we do a noise both to keep that of that awesome get you dropped. it reduces video once a month. yep. the moment i think that is broadcasting is lacking more with

shortcomings and that i would do a different however, noise we might be turning was and we have to accept that he is able to do something that i had last time. yes, he can have everyone with program. i think he's making a choice choice not to attract criticism that yup. my actual shot with the social media lo, looming over him to me, it may be on to something. there's an election on the horizon in 2023, if not sooner. and there's a battle for the heart and mind, or rather for the clicks and votes of generation z, many of whom will be costing that balance for the 1st time. currently one sunlight and the social media battle is a lot more popular than the other. and the president noted the non mac still that of course the government wants to keep social media on the control. but i don't see it happening and such a diversified social media environment that

a couple different subject give us a couple of signal. if you shut down youtube, the twitter, if you shut down twitter, there's what's up. if you shut down what's up the signal, if you shut down signal, this telegram would always be another meeting. and finally, an update factor l ccs, egypt, forrest disappearances, torture and mass death sentences have grown common. yet those are stories the 2 often go on told. consider the numbers half of the egyptians currently behind bars . $60000.00 of them are political prisoners and half of them. 30000 people are in what's known as pre trial detention. their cases have on the court. they haven't been convicted of a crime. the prisons are jammed according to amnesty international, they're holding twice the number of people that they were built for. so the release of our government video a few weeks back hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as

cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next time a

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names in some of the thoughts summarize, one sentence, the netherlands will go into locked down again from tomorrow. the netherlands will be locked down again.