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well. it's good to have you're with us we're beginning with. last sunday that's the first day of the. one thousand nine hundred would never see those celebrations because. four days before. he was set ablaze. for sexual harassment. he ordered some students and others to force her to withdraw the case she had lodged at the local station. and she paid for it with her life police say she was tied up with the staff on the roof . and then set on fire she received eighty percent. her face escaped the ordeal

but before she died she managed to record a statement on her brother's phone she said the teacher touched me i've been fight this crime to my last breath. died in hospital on the tenth of your four for more i'm joined by human rights lawyer saddam hussein from. saddam it's good to have you join us as we understand the police have arrested the alleged attackers in this case but what is the reaction be unbundled bish to this crime. well it's really ignited a massive response i think and call to the nation from across the board in addition to the arrests there's been you know this in continuous media coverage continues response and protests all over the country. and i think it's not just to rest of the people some of those who've been accused it's interesting to see that action has had to be taken against a police officer albeit very mild action i should say what the police officer and

the local police station was sharing video content about this and the adverse comments that it also made about. and there was action taken against him to remove him from that station unfortunate as far as you know anything for that but that's the kind of response we're seeing and i think some of that is you know because of the brutal nature of it didn't it woman who had the courage and strength to demand justice for serial sexual harassment she faced from principle then had to face a brutal much just simply for that act and not to not mention was a woman who was studying in the mattress you know very traditional conservative education institution. she was seeking justice for god. by nations allegedly committed by a man who's already protected all of those things i think could be part of the

reason for this reaction what protection to women in. all of the crime of sexual harassment. women don't get much protection in this situation there are no us and there's not a meet by parliament but there is a supreme court directive we should all taken private education institutions to take stringent measures to both prevent and punish that she writes and but unfortunately the vast majority of institutions haven't taken yet action on this and the government has taken no systematic actually to money so that i don't take action against those who seem to take steps and the really critical point is i think as you mentioned that women who seek protection against sexual violence have no protection themselves against threats and reprisals by offend as many who act actually with complicity of the law enforcement agencies to take out threats against women to seek justice but why is this continuing why is does this climate.

continue to prosper why do people keep committing these crimes. they said these crimes have been going on for many years people have been demanding justice for many not this years for decades now and i think the reason that they continue is because there's such impunity for defend there's a great deal of noise made by parties by how they would impose the case by nation to carry out to action but the systematic changes that they need to make to show faith try and shore justice for victims to ensure protections and most importantly to break the cycle of impunity that is and is enjoying get protection around it and the party and to enforce the agencies that's what we do and actually this election that's we will i think and i think we don't see dramatic change in that war.

i know what's killing his pod global outrage with people using the hash tag justice for new stuff on social media in india this man treated this is horrible we lost another innocent life is this what students get for going to school and working hard to achieve their dreams and fight for their rights a young woman in the united states says this is why with terms of sexual harassment not afraid to speak up i'm so sorry this world continues to protect those who are just trying to seek justice and in canada a bundle of issue activist asks when we take sexual assault and rape seriously not communities when we stop protecting violent predator as and rapists this is for and this to china next what a clamp down on a g b g q content on a micro blog has put the community feed him of expression in the country in focus last week sino weibo was accused of cracking down on that freedom after removing content with a popular hashtag used by gay women the hashtag les short for lesbian its pocked

and angry backlash online were able to use this post of photographs and videos of themselves with their mouth state shot to protest against the silencing of the community about it with success on top of the hash tag is now available again but activists say it's a small triumph in a much bigger battle a someone who knows all about censorship in china is hopeful fun who made a film about homophobia in china hope was in the studio with as well come up with you in a bit but first for the benefit of all of us i just like to show a clip from the film the pope of on made mom a rainbow. it. says. it will not.

quite a few disgusted reaction of the what was the reaction to go through to you refused to john on what. i'm still very proud of the film because until now but i meet some chinese people that would come to me and say oh thank you for making this film i showed this documentary to my parents and they just made my coming out to progress to be easier and of course i will have. also received some bad juju reactions people say oh you know promoting homosexuals but i don't care about them but what happened to the content online when you're online so we put a short version of memoriam ball in two thousand and twelve. i have been sending this link to all my friends who need it and to two thousand and fourteen. i was about to send this link ball my friend told me that well it's not available anymore

i was very shocked so i had been taking all the. cool they are all taken down and what did they say was a reason for them to i call it will dot com they told me that is because. to contact they had to censor it so this was happening on. twenty fourteen yes you can just bought a phone why don't turn off a crackdown on social media sites against. content in china well yes oh no because often my feeling was taking that was also other we do it online was removed which seems to be a trend that the governments note. has bigger impact as a society than before but in the same time censorship in china is rarely on stable so. there was no such in regulation against the us but it could. suiting to other

labels such like a. fee or come in know all sexual contact political issues so it's just a mass sometimes ok so it's not with regards to your food monster it was taken down from the on from these websites and you have to place them on what did you do bordered on a. i feel it's a lawsuit against the censor and we take me a really long time in progress also big education for me to know that to be hey use law to protect our own rights but the end even though the kurds have announced in my sort of victory but still i feel is knowledgeable of all i so i'm not so much richer that you're potentially whole not really thank you for coming in and speaking just for america who may have to from my moderate bill. and

staying with the subject we have to malaysia next where and t l g b d q sentiment persists members of the community say that increasingly being persecuted for their sexuality and gender gender identity it's prompted a group of musicians to challenge discriminatory attitudes. any kuala lumpur club the crowd is dancing to the beats of ting tong cats the three piece band sing about a subject considered taboo in malaysia queer and transgender life sheikha corona is the lead singer and guitarist. you know in your band i would say i see so many good . with it so i mean like wow and then it is by. distinct in my dream. many of her songs touch upon her experience of growing up as transgender in

a conservative muslim family and society. in muslim majority malaysia until sentiment is growing but. you know i think it's shameful for an islamic country to have people that's trying to l.g.b. team practices you know. it's attitudes like these that tin tomcats and other bands like them are trying to fight. it a lot of kids would be surprised if never met they can open the trans-pacific before they want to come and ask this question to anything. to spread that message of understanding and acceptance she corona and her bandmates say they'll keep on being loud and being visible. that story and more on our website that's did a big dot com forward slash and you can check us out on facebook as well. it that's

the day when if you with images of people in the back of their profession that they have. killed for speaking up against certain us most. of us. me it's seen as sex phone operator who works her masters thesis on the potato from . two feet. not a turn on well it gets more ridiculous from a. list. st. what's coming up the book to sleep so much movement at the base in.

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from western capitals they say struggling economies are being sucked into the project and saddled with debt china says it understands the concerns and is calling for suggestions prior to an international congress. with a week to go on to cause the delegates gather in beijing for a summit to celebrate the felton road initiative china's singing songs of praise for the vast infrastructure project. the message on chinese state t.v. is the new silk road is a glorious endeavor connecting china with asia europe and beyond state lenders say the new silk road includes eight hundred projects with loans of over a trillion dollars critics say the belgian road is a way to expand chinese influence they say countries could be taking on massive debts. china's leaders including president xi insists the project has brought real benefits for participating countries.