you. can't force or. bottle. could be dangerous. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any apocalyptic scenarios you want and probably most of them to come from. the climate starts people thirty years on t w. this is the the good news asia coming up on the program it's done in division i hold the wall to be just for one day election pollsters say incumbent president joe cole we don't know is on track for victory once again. but for some indonesians that means nothing six months after the tsunami devastated its people see the i get to see government aid and. i don't know what you're referring to don't know about

china's reeducation camps for a million we get people it has referred to his reeducation camps as part of his counter terror threat in the west of his country you don't know about that i know the folks markham's see your claims he's not aware of china's reeducation camp for most of my daughter teased him she just province despite the company's deep involvement in the region. welcome to. it's good to have you with us the world's biggest single day vote is done and the people of indonesia have spoken it all took place in just eight hours in a country spread across three time zones early results show incumbent president. joe

cole would dawdle on track to when seen as a moderate outside we don't know campaigned on his record of improving infrastructure and tackling poverty it was a rematch against a prob oversaw beyond two who also lost a twenty four thousand election the special forces general ran a fear based campaign warning of indonesia's vulnerability to foreign powers while many voted based on bread and butter issues religion was also a factor in this election indonesia is the world's most populous muslim majority country where conservative islam is gaining influence in politics from all this just head across to. richard standing by in jakarta the official results are yet to be announced they're still some time off but it appears that joke over dodo has secured another term as indonesian president. that's right this was very much

a referendum on president performance over the past five years and it does look like voters are ready to give him another five years to continue carrying on his policies now in the face of it these elections were also in many ways about the economy. promise of increasing economic growth by seven percent were not met we have seen a reduction in the poverty rate we have seen him invest in infrastructure and those were things that appear to have worked in his favor over his soul competitor. so now many of the people i spoke to today said even though perhaps they weren't necessarily the biggest fans if they did want to give him another opportunity to keep on encouraging even issued ads and also saw him as a better option than his competitor. and his job. is it. was definitely a big issue. absolutely

religion based identity politics has been one of the issues that has overshadowed this entire electoral campaign and both candidates in many ways sat up and took notice of islamist groups that were previously considered not a part of the indonesian political. parties that had been considered more on the fringe have been embraced and brought into the mainstream we saw this to differing degrees between the two candidates of course their preferred candidate would have been a. welcome them more warmly but also has brought on for example one of the country's most powerful muslim clerics as his vice president in a nod to these groups and to voters who where at some point questioning his religious credentials throughout this campaign we saw him attacked by his opponents for not being for. and therefore we've seen that this was something as part of its

campaign to try and attract those voters and something that we can expect to see further down the line as well thanks very much for that. reporting from. a mess politicians in the capital household to win people's votes citizens in a disaster can bog of indonesia if you forgot them in september last year a powerful earthquake struck. triggering a deadly tsunami that devastated the city of for new recovery aid was promised to the city's residents but they're still waiting. it's been six months and much of poly is still a wasteland houses lie in ruins bridges are broken a mosque is submerged in the waters of poly bay. given for thinking it all happened yesterday. the wave swept powerful and flattened

almost everything in its path soon after rivers of sludge sucked whole neighborhoods into the. more than four thousand and four hundred people died in the disaster and one hundred seventy thousand were displaced. most of them are still waiting for a new home. some temporary housing has been constructed but nowhere near enough some twenty thousand people still live in emergency tenth. president we don't promise financial assistance to help the relief and homeless people rebuild their lives but people here say not a cent has been paid out so that's a long summer so far we haven't received anything. we're really disappointed me so i really hope we'll get something soon as the day but now. the pressure is on because conditions here are getting worse a charity run mobile kitchen was forced to close after donations dried up now food

aid is only being distributed at random without any predictable shuttle. policy is ringing the alarm bell his local authority has run out of money to fulfill even basic needs. that if we can only truly help the people if we get funds from the central government they say they are still validating data but we need the money right now because our people need to eat every day that will mark up their body get through the government says it's working on improving payouts to affected residents but the mayor's message is clear act faster people in power point have anything to eat. next to a story we have reported on before the detention of up to a million readers and other muslim ethnicities in so-called reeducation camps in trying to set up in the northwest of the country in the province are you

a bible has called them internment camps former inmates or village being tortured him but the boss of one of the world's most well known cause. companies folks foreign doesn't even know they exist this despite running a plant that employs hundreds listen to what folks fog and balls happen at d.c. said to b.b.c. correspondent robin brant ahead of the start of the shanghai auto show and i am proud to be associated with what china is all. we are proud to noriega be associated we are absolutely proud to also create workplaces in that region which we think is very useful which in china is something you're not proud to be associated with in terms of what the chinese government is doing we give people an iconic charge that sorry you can't judge it but you know that i don't know what you're referring you don't know about china's reeducation camps for a million we get people that is it has referred to his ranch occasion comes as part of his counter terror threat in the west of his country you don't know about that

i'm not aware. i'm not a vet of that i know that's what mr du said you also have to understand that besides making the cars many of you drive folks foreign is also one of germany's most important companies it employs more than a third of the seven hundred seventy five thousand people working in the auto industry and is also one of the biggest sellers of automobiles in the world so what are folks falcon's plans for china this is what mr de said to us on in shanghai china really would be the motive power house of the future electric cars fully connected cars all the technology enterprises working very closely together here we are a very important part we have eighteen percent market share in the group fourteen alone. so we're strong pillar of the south the motive industry but is it a pillar of human rights let's bring in isa he's president of the world we go to congress he joins us now from paris mr issa very good to have you with us on the

show what is your initial reaction to the comments from mr diesel. well it is a mystery this statement it's very shameful and in response a ball statement actually folks must know is a crime against humanity being commitment or cited the wall of the car plant to date more than two million possible to stream media. you know that we were people people and that suffering in twenty first century concentration camp is a wall unit a nation you need state your bum parliament passed ours an urgent resolution owns a c.e.o. and us to china's government closet close dawns as can but and their folks watching this leaders say and it is really shameful really under a sponsor bald statement but did think it is not possible the press to do so is not

aware of what's happening in. well plugs like in should knows this because an international business compound in light of folks like in the first response ability to pay attention to grows a light white asian and should all brits say i didn't is this in or i'm an cited is complicity so if you knows you know is a folks fuckin operate a car in the capital of history you start a new chip and. folks bug and it's beginning to sort of begins or great promise us equality and employers and the chinese and believe something employer is this car company but i can't ask today's whole many we were employees from folks like in no is a concentration camp talks like it knows that it is the one big question to this

writer it's a question that will be asked in the near future don't confuse our president of the world we go to congress thank you very much for your comments on this story. i think if. that's all so much of a we leave you with pictures from indonesia of my most conviction gathered south of sri elephants given a system of democracy delivered by the forces who threw my stuff away.

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it's crunch time the european elections are just around the corner of the shooting in asia you might ask a simple why should i care when the european market is one of the biggest in the lives of everyone. needs to get so watch our special show you will actions why they matter to. you you will actions why they matter to asia. it's never been this many in the polls in one day in history one hundred ninety three million indonesians eligible to cost their ballots today the election is all about the economy. few chinese growth price investors and analysts say for each official figures for faith with caution. and polka makers leave it to the fast

lane lapping up the demand for luxury vehicles in china. business is huge indonesia a sprawling archipelago of seventeen thousand islands that span the distance from new york to london ballots were ferried to far flung areas by helicopter horse boats and a massive exercise in democracy and a referendum on how the president is handling the economy. full speed through snarl traffic on a motorcycle taxi. cab my name is. i hope in the upcoming election security and stability will be maintained we common people are always the first to take the hit when there is no security. there wasn't always security and stability twenty years ago the country was on the brink of an abyss and since then been repeatedly shaken by muslim extremist attacks.