i'm not going to keep it so much more needs to. have to be constitutions. and. this is. coming up test for indonesia's new parliament controversial reform plans have triggered the biggest student protest in decades with hundreds of arrests. that his critics say corruption and restrict freedoms. in hong kong protesters denounce the police for shooting a teenager during tuesday's. correspondent reports on the. streets. and remembering the father the celebrations the $150.00 of. we look at how the days

being used to promote prime minister. india campaign. news asia it's good to have you with us indonesia got a new parliament on tuesday more than 500 new members were sworn in their job to make laws for fellow citizens. but as these members of parliament were taking their odds inside parliament those fellow citizens what outside protesting unhappy with their representatives over new and proposed legal changes goals the critics to have said could water down the fight against corruption and restrict burst of freedoms. of violent pushback against the establishment. this

is the response on the streets of jakarta from tens of thousands of young indonesians to the proposed reforms reforms that could curb the fight against corruption make it a crime to insult the president toughen the country's blasphemy law and outlaw premarital sex. there are concerns that with tear gas and handcuffs here at least 600 arrests were made on monday and sense last week 2 students have died and hundreds more were injured in protests across the country . on tuesday to take security as parliament got down to business. 575 new members were sworn in now under pressure to revisit the controversial legislation.

president yoko we don't know had urged lawmakers to delay a vote earlier this month the reformed minded leader knows full well the risk of ignoring public opinion. these are the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since the student led movement that toppled the suharto dictatorship 2 decades ago . and for more i'm joined by did a correspondent. in jakarta but i thought let's just talk about the nuclear option law of now this is already been passed by the previous parliament the question really is why did it approve laws that dilutes the powers of the corruption watchdog. you know well actually you see that's the r.t. a lot of people think that there aren't that sponsors the trying weekend irruption it ridiculous mission we call it here in addition to her. already to the parliament

they've made its new rule is to you know stretching and to restructuring them. but on the other head over it it is march queues the lawmakers is trying to protect themselves since the institution. has already done $23.00 members that sitting on the parliament is excuse for the corruption suspects including the former house speaker symbols of the leaders of the. party in parliament at rice cutey chairman of the corruption irrigation mission south loud and shouting think that there are he convinced that there are conspiracy trying to weaken his institution he you know they release it very quietly they don't want people to to you know contribute on this they don't want to consult the government parliament don't want to start this with the public interest site that's not triggered out

were protests there is it went to the streets they larger test they want to press that into you know live in a new policy to repeal the old law but let's talk about the new criminal record this is being proposed now this isn't criticised there's going to boston freedom giving over. to the government what is the government's mortar version then trying to bring in these laws it will best to clean if you as you know a lot of people think that they're concerned about it. on this new law the best explain it is yet here that the jury of a religion are mostly so you know several laws that has been made by our entities state is actually based on it's constant also based on islamic i'm perspective. but to. actually it's been. since the. lawsuits. that's why you know the real problem is that the

great. lies. rise. their right to a privacy. in chicago thank you very much for breaking that down for us. what should have been a celebration in hong kong became one of its most violent and chaotic days on tuesday running battles between protesters and police images the city has gotten used to in many ways but one particular incident may have changed things evolve. protesters knew the risks when taking part in illegal marches tear gas rubber bullets arrest. but in one moment everything changed. as news spread of police hitting a protester with

a live round it wasn't fear we saw it was anger. wrote one of the boroughs. hard work of archigram own. for her own ground under guard my daughter grew up in the program know so. this was an escalation that many had long feared but few could believe one woman so irate she confronted officers without a face mask. police unflinching in their response a tear gas canister narrowly missing our camera man protesters tell us the shooting only strengthens their resolve to take to the streets i'm afraid but it will push push me to go. to stand up to fight for him that bullet river sending. a communist party try to force before a free place to words. that darkness i was shocked

but i think is will behappen in one day because chinese government they want to stop oh boy. police say the officer who fired the shot feared for his life but protesters see it differently they gathered outside a police station into the early hours of the morning hurling abuse at officers inside as hong kong braces for a dark new chapter in its protest movement. the shooting of that hong kong teenage judge dominated the international headlines overshadowing china's 70th anniversary celebrations corresponding but his bowling days in beijing and he brought us the reactions from that. this is of course a dramatic event. a life full of shot at a protester is something that has the potential to escalate things further it's something that people have feared in hong kong for a long time it is of course something that has not overshadowed the celebrations

here in a way that everything went on as. planned and there were no disturbances at all here kerry lam flew to. beijing and was enjoying the parade which is also a picture that any government in the world would not want when their city is on fire but china is a bit different in that thing maybe the only thing that we've heard that was related to hong kong yesterday was she jinping saying that he wants to maintain the one country 2 systems whatever that means it is bullinger in beijing and you can find out more about the ongoing for democracy protests on our website dot com forward slash asia. nearly every city of india has a road named after him and in school you are never thought away from his principles and ideals. as the father of the nation in india and today it's marking

his 150th anniversary. of freedom struggle he's widely credited with leading it using nonviolent means on this day in the western indian state of goods about 150 years ago gandhi actually began his activism in south africa. 114 and fought british rule until independence in 1947. today indian prime minister narendra modi led the nation in paying homage to him at the gandhi memorial in new delhi all faiths prayers were also offered to mark the occasion a symbol of the mostly cross religious appeal of the man. but the mahatma gandhi is also a symbol that represents one of prime minister more these pet projects the clean india campaign a mission white scheme whose main goal is to make india open definition free by

building hundreds of millions of toilets but this scheme also aims to clean up india's rivers streets and public facilities and prime minister more the has encouraged juggle has to do their part. it's an important date for the team india mission and prime minister narendra modi has spoilt for being runs across the country which is picking up trash while jogging with one of the 1st groups to bring clogging to india but i mean what makes you interested in blogging what are you trying to achieve here. this idea was originally we got to do this just because i used a c.v.s. standard leandro awards in public areas and i just got inspired because it was going kind of disheartening that people just little without even getting and it's a smart afford dying to bring a small change people laughed at us that you won't be able to do anything it's not be you know something but it's the effort that counts this is more the fault of mine you know it's been almost 2 years since blogging india has been functioning since you started it do you think the clean india mission the such modest mission

has been a success is it over i think yes it's been a success in dom's of the advantages that it's been able to spread across the country because. in 2014 i'm listening in there will be a launch this initiative such as be an initiative said that in october 2019 israel india will be open to figure sion free so we're hoping that some kind of results come out but as far as implementation is concerned i think that has been a challenge because of it's a huge country and behavior change cannot happen in just 4 or 5 years something that you've been doing for over a 100 of yours that needs a little bit of time but it's definitely a very unguarded moment that has started 5 years back and just hoping that the government. you know find dooms their strategies and you know goes deep into the room households because it promised well for good or ill it's across through an open house or so we're just waiting to see the implementation has been gutted already so the clean and our mission definitely important in stopping the movement

but people here are saying that it's not exactly over a keen india it's still a way off and a movement that should continue. i was one of them should just roll their bets on all believe you would sort of millions in india have to climb out of the 100 for give birth anniversary. thank you for watching your next act of i. want to it's. with it's own gravitational pull. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. don't do me that she was into them don't tell me that that she never wrote.

for yourself and the joint should come off in the morning blame. me feel the scene from use of your harness comes. the proms code. starts oct 11th on t.w. enough. hong kong's protests turned violent again business has ramped up the pressure on employees to take part and you could lose your job we speak to a woman who's out of work for just supporting them but. they all want day after 1st proposing a battle of plastics from today the indian government has decided against it i ask our correspondent what's going on. more german focuses cut their growth out lokes more in the government it's wrong to keep balancing the budget just for the sake of

it. and sniffing out dodgy business juba turned street man's best friends from bring in force its fight against money laundering. again physical and let's do business months of protests continue to take a toll on hong kong's high streets oldest retail sales for the city were down 23 percent on a year ago the 7th monthly decline in a row and choose days 70th anniversary of communist party rule in china as for an escalation in the violence with live shots fired by police for the 1st time and one protester in a critical condition in hospital tensions are high in hong kong and in the business community china is pressuring companies to crack down on stuff protesting no way has this been more parent than it hong kong's flagship airline cathay pacific we met someone who supported the protests and lost their job our correspondent see a spring of this exclusive one month ago a flight attendant rebecca c. was.