this is deja news live from the island hi gary and launching again to protest over time democracy thousands take to the streets of would have paid for keeping up the pressure on prime minister banks hold on over a label that critics say is slavery will get the latest from greece capital also coming up. a fragile truce indiaman in the baths that u.n. special envoy arrives in the country to urge rebel leaders there to uphold a cease fire it will have the latest on what is the world's worst humanitarian

crisis with millions on the brink a famine. and germany's high seas security agency depends how it handled a massive data hack as hundreds of politicians and public figures this personal information is released online some victims say we've already seen failed to inform them about the suspicious activity soon enough. i'm christine will go back into the program. thousands of people have been protesting in the hand here in capital budapest today against what they're calling a slave labor law it was pos just before christmas and allows employers to demand hundreds of hours of overtime from their workers prime minister victor all bongs reforms have come under intense criticism and triggered repeated protests over the last several weeks braving icy conditions thousands returned to the streets of

budapest with a message for hungary's president stop obama they want his right wing government's new overtime law to be repealed it allows a massive increase in how many extra hours employees can ask the staff to work from two hundred fifty to four hundred hours it also lets employees take up to three years to pay the overtime labor union say that slavery. we hunger in is work too much already we just can't bear it anymore wall ok the problem is if the company goes under or if you quits then you lose all your overtime pay. hungary's overtime rules been hugely controversial ever since it was proposed when it came to a vote in parliament the opposition blew whistles and made noise to try to stop it from passing without success. since then thousands of gone out regularly to protest accompanied by an overwhelming police presence in one protest opposition politicians were thrown out of the state television station as they tried to read

out a petition against the law people gathered outside for hours calling for free speech and freedom of the press the opposition of joined labor unions in calling for a year of resistance in hungary they hope to increase the pressure on the rightwing government until something changes. all right let's go now to correspond shift and boss in the hungarian capital budapest for us to add the evening to you stefan so what's the situation been like in the capital city. well today thousands and thousands of people once again protested against what today's u.s.t. out of critic prime minister viktor orban a day clearly expressed their anger about displace lowest they would call it which basically means to employ a year or so can force employees to work sold four hundred hours extra if a year and they only get day to once industry years but it only started because also during these protests you can see that people also are demanding more media

freedom and also the need pendent course that's what i also heard today it was very cold and in the end said people marched through downtown to where i am now that is department building i can say that a tense calm has now returned to the to really thousands and thousands of people were standing here bracing difficult i made it all right stephanie yeah so trade unions have been at the forefront we've had enough from them to say but what kind of broad support is there for the expressionists. well i think to support is growing. but i have to say of course much you build the fence whole much opposition there will be we've seen the ruling see this party against the hun garion prime minister viktor orban i have to it's a way for dads besides the opposition parties an increasing number of footrace to protest and then there is a very interesting movement called momentum which was really started by young

people de vaughn to shoulder isa new generation of politicians possible in this nation we have to see of course all these plays out and i think what is also interesting that besides budapest also older downs and villages are joining in these protests as well and very quickly if you can stefan just how big of a process for bonds government. at the moment he is not very impressed even did an older two show with that during the debates behind me people hope to change his mind they are already talking about a nationwide strike later this month and i think much you'll be cancelled that's how people react in the near future all right that's correspondent stefan boss and the hunger in capsule would have passed for us thank you. and welcome. now to some of the other stories making news around the world they have been more clashes in paris today with thousands of so-called you know this person is just returning to

the streets calling for president emanuel across to step down the protests began last year over and now scrapped field checks but have grown into a broader uprising against falling living standards there's been a delay in the announcement about who won last weekend's presidential election in the democratic republic of congo the election commission says so far it's received in a stand off of the ballots earlier this week the catholic church said there was a case of women and the result to be made public a polish city is in mourning off to five teenage girls were killed in a fire it happened while they were inside an escape route where people are locked in a room and have to solve clues to get out firefighters have been named substandard to safety procedures. it's been a few weeks since those at war in yemen mission sweden and agreed on a ceasefire since then they've been reports of repeated violations off the truce which applies to the port city of four data the city is a crucial entry point for aid shipments and

a lifeline for millions of yemenis on the verge of starvation today the u.n. suspicion then voy a rives in yemen to try and shore up the troops. he hopes to save what is a fragile cease fire un special envoy martin griffiths knows that the longer they can keep the gun silent the more precious aid can be delivered to the destitute country. yet both sides of the conflict report that the other has already violated the treaty with gunshots a daily disturbance in and around the city of hadera and a dispute over the wording of a cease fire could be its downfall the deal says the port should be turned over to local authorities the yemeni government interprets that to mean their own authorities the rebels however say it means the officials currently running who died as support their allies. at stake are the lives of millions of yemenis who depend on aid to survive like the young patients at this clinic in her job in the northwest abraham is struggling to survive. my flat and

i think none of the aid gets to us none of the organizations aid or food supplies reach us. a lot of them even when they started the registration we didn't get anything under the bus. the war in yemen has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis the short term cease fire see aid groups is only the first fragile step in pulling the country back from the brink. we need to see the world the book is continue respecting the cease fire in who did the oath even expand the scope of the work of the conversation to have had ceasefire to end the war and then open an. airport for commercial flights. i mean that would be no hindrance from the international community used to access. the list on in need.

the u.n. hopes the kings can be ironed out of the current deal in the next few days but what small progress has been made since november is threatened by the constant sound of gunfire. germany's siva defense agency is defending the way it handled a massive personal information from hundreds of german politicians and celebrities was published online back in december but only became public knowledge yesterday and victims are demanding to know why a cyber security body sais it didn't. because it wasn't able to connect the dots and didn't know the extent of the breach until yesterday the data was posted on a twitter account over four weeks the leak impacted politicians at all levels including chancellor merkel foreign minister heikal mas and one distraught president surely in fact there were very few politicians who weren't talkative most were from mccool's conservatives the simple left social democrats the left party

was too affected the notable exception to the far right eight if tea party conference yesterday that none of them will make has was a fix it now german authorities say the government's i was not compromised and they're looking at where the information came from the intent remains and ts. some politicians are demanding action. what i heard shocked me this is a grave attack on democracy in our country. there are massive problems in the digital security architecture we put tensions have looked after this enough in recent years the government has crossed and neglected it. we have to take action this is a turning point and it's. nearly fifty migrants stranded on risky ships in the mediterranean are still looking for countries to take them in they were rescued in late december and are stuck off the coast of malta member states remain deadlocked

over what to do with the migrants while cramped conditions on board deteriorate. for two weeks thirty two refugees have been living in limbo stranded aboard a german rescue ship the sea watch three the maltese government is refusing to let it dock until other european union countries agree to accept them so far none have . the sea which three is just off the coast of malta due to rough seas many including children are suffering from sea sickness they feel like they're imprisoned and they worry about what lies ahead just internet. the international who are of the sea requires that we're provided with a safe haven as soon as possible. just supplies of being shipped out to the sea watch three the crew now exhausted is replaced by a new team building with them members of the german parliament.

there has to be a solution whether these people are allowed to land in a spanish italian early even maltese port they'll be redistributed to countries that are ready to help its business in. italy has agreed to let the women and children currently aboard the sea watch three disembark but the rest must wait whilst european governments struggle to gree upon a plan. and the opening game of the asian cup almost provided the first shock of the tournament with hosts. needing a late goal to secure a draw against. the lower ranked visitors opened the scoring mohammed al but with just two minutes remaining kailua-kona ventured a penalty for the one one final score. this year's asian cup features plenty of political side stories including syria's game against palestine now with turmoil in the palestinian territories the continuing conflict in syria players from both

sides would be forgiven for struggling to focus on football but instead using those issues as motivation up sometimes football and politics simply cannot be separated the asian cup match between palestine and syria sees two of the most troubled and controversial teams at the tournament faceoff several of the palestinian players were born outside of the territories they see the asian cup as a chance to show solidarity with people in their ancestors homeland in recent days when we leave. it's something very nice to defend the people. to represent these people that are in a constant battle out on the pitch i think it's good that we will be out there to defend them. i think. likewise the syrian plaza focused on bringing a small sense of relief to people in a country ravaged by civil war. we have to keep going with sports in order to put

smiles on the faces of the syrians whether in football or any other game sports bring syrians together in spite of their suffering during the crisis. syria's german coach ben stein is avoiding talk of politics he wants his side to concentrate entirely on the sporting task at hand it's a great challenge for our soon football player for and for our friends for syrians to play in the greatest asian cup ever with twenty four teams it may just be a simple game to but it means so much more to the people watching back on. the international ice to hole has opened in harbin china sculptors from twelve countries face temperatures but minus ten degrees celsius to create their frozen masterpieces we'll be back at the top of the hour for now here's a look at some of the dazzling.

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