animals and their habitats what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over the forest to recycling or disposable smart new solutions oberstein said you know. there's truly unique and we know that that. is what allows us to live and survive the gloom ideas the environmental global 3000 on t.w. and on. this is the top who's coming out today policing the internet. new tools for social media and online companies in india make them directly onto the books of the government for content and trying while working days 6 days a week driving many. to them that's.

welcome news are sure that you could join us in days in forcing new rules that affect open online platforms such as netflix and amazon and social media companies like facebook and twitter the rules allow for greater government oversight of content on these platforms and make them liable for any content deemed harmful but critics argue with these will have a chilling impact on a constitutional guarantee your freedom of expression and also previously. is one of india's most popular. and a leading voice when it comes to political. all of these internet in the online space he is traveling as a point and creates for a young audience. he started you tube time point that these. patriot

to talk about social and political issues over the years he has built up a team and a strong presence on all social media platforms. as he says the digital landscape has given independent voices like his own a free space to express themselves on a wide range of issues. but now he's along. the indian government recently announced a new set of information technology tools it can now more strictly regulate social media content digital music and streaming giants such as netflix these platforms are expected to regulate themselves more and also set up a system to address complaints about their content business the government says it wants to prevent what it calls the misuse of these platforms i completely agree that news can be misused it could create 2 law and order problems and there should be a set of guidelines for people who are doing news and social media completely understand

that but why what the wording is left convoluted why is it that it has been left open ended that anybody who is a commentator who makes a video on published information also is liable to these rules and regulations so it is about controlling the narrative of what people are talking about. a digital rights activists and news editor says these concerns he says existing laws already apply to the digital space and that the government is just trying to crack down on content it doesn't like the most important aspect of these revelations is the imposition of a particular section in the indian information technology gap with allows the government of india who orders to censor content so they can block certain content or news and going to present you peace with they did not have the power to do before these rules came about. but there are others who have come these rules when she capitalists mundus by says these regulations are the need of the hour to break

what he calls didn't mean of digital giants and to protect users if you look at shorts you'll need your to be there are all for one of the least if you look at data used media many of them have the i don't. they publish if imagery article published big net it exists and they are that efficient media are subject to government control and rules are not ban and you believe these rules get the government disproportionate palace and that now the digital space you create is like him it's sinking with you even when it comes to content like the dive satire the ease all about putting the facts maybe robbing people a little the wrong we but unfortunately in india. and satire is taken personally so i don't know we see ourselves drumming down our content we see ourselves fighting cases and quartz or we see ourselves spending some time in jail but that's where

we're headed in all your identity says he will not stop meeting his show but he knows that he could windings you more or be in the line of fire for this content to get. for more on this i'm joined from germany by thumb my saying he's a lawyer for the nonprofit internet freedom foundation that advocates online freedom in india from the government saying is that these new laws are required to fired at the spread of fake news for example or event one or graffiti on the internet i mean that's also a reasonable argument doesn't it. crile 1st of all thank you for having me i'm your right there is a reasonable argument stated objective or decided to use and non dimensional on c.n.n. of these things that's absolutely both you said and that's feasible and be agreed with the intentions. but we can start to deduce far beyond that and they also end up in a thing and it is. a lot to do with this act on which are not necessarily but it

was there i said you know it's all events but i would see like next time. we'll speak about that in a minute but then i'd like to focus on the 1st part or for the companies where this does apply for example social media company and i know it's a huge market for sort of media giant such as facebook and twitter for example how do these new rules impact social media users of say facebook going into. so these do this they get they don't mean a much greater level of control or social media changing it is like instagram even what's up now the government exercise for. if the government white was already showing they don't want others even more than was available to the government that's all and in the event these intimate it is not complying with the government's orders they would be a danger. in joining the community such as what's. be libel them said

for the on going that's all stored on these websites now that somebody's got in development because we expect and be concerned that this will cause. an chilling effect on fundamental rights to speech and expression and the access to information the citizens of india but shouldn't the source media companies beautiful and simple somebody has to be held accountable for any harmful content that does come onto these platforms from that. so i absolutely believe that i think there absolutely it is necessary to own bad use and a lot of things but i think there are there balance needs to be struck between. psalms of expression and protecting legitimate forms of expression and speech and been concerned that these rules do not simply and the current form strike their balance. perhaps some of the concerns for me or to keep that from the center having

so-called over the top platforms but forms that offer entertainment such as imus on netflix or online news portal for example. yes absolutely but going to be decided are insulating to the constitutionality of all of these rules and the management of these. costs. by the government. and even focus for the moment just on the content of that was done sets. in the 2nd half of disgust at a collation really dark songs and the streams are what these rules have been essentially is that they've created so you know all the statement kind is over the content that is all stern wanted you columns and nor does it mean it was media platforms but the 1st is the stock funds themselves public events are just kind of and in the 2nd you know what it just seemed as a self-regulated to make an ism. these entities would get together and they would

almost if they could lay people already from amongst themselves own the government exercises a great amount of control over the 2nd because the government is a didn't find an approval over the appointments they got in the sense regulatory body and in the 3rd year it's the government it sets that code it is an oversight mcgann isn't committee which comprises offices of status ministries of the central government and is headed by the secretary of the ministry of information and broadcasting no wants this so you know the kind is in there not just it does is that it regains. approval and final say over board sort of content can be on it cannot be hosted by getting dark films such as netflix and buy or digital news media sites. bits which we think is very dangerous i'm wrestling ring even there from the time of thank you so much for joining us from tony thanks and i spank you for having me. top

chinese tech companies like alibaba and jedi dot com are well known around the world but the meteoric rise has been driven in large part by an industry wide culture of working long hours called the 996 walk ons up to 12 hours a day from 9 am to 9 pm 6 days a week and it's tiring. it's the start of a new working day for shall hang that he feels tired is nothing new like others on their commute the icy work and knows there's no let up in his job. usually my shift starts at $9.00 and 8 in the evening the working day is 11 hours with a one hour lunch break it's been coined the 996 working week 9 am till 9 pm 6 days per week a total of 72 hours tech companies in china expects this level of dedication as they need to compete with rivals and return employees often highly educated program

is a comparatively well paid. job that most of us put up with this because we want to earn money. but there is growing pushback against the system which critics say contravenes chinese labor law this and $19096.00 websites is clear where workers will end up in i.c.u. intensive care in recent weeks the deaths of 2 employees at online retail platform has put $96.00 back in the spotlight and then another former pinned worker claimed in a now viral video that he was fired after sharing a photo of a colleague being pushed into an ambulance outside the company's office. maybe i'm young maybe i have a student sensibility and i'm not mature yet to be the kind of professional who hides my thoughts and protects myself but i don't think the world. it works like this. what so does a dream has for many become

a nightmare. working in the idea industry is to dream for the work is full and to realize dreams and knowledge. to become another billionaire and also to acquire these. start your own business shall hand the dream is now something different he hopes to get a more easy going job as a civil servant all the time he also acknowledged and well now if i can put away enough money i'll move to another town when i'm 28 or 29. until then the routine will remain the same head back home after a long day at work and grab a few hours sleep until it starts all over again. that's a little bit of. relieving to do with images of india.

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for you see this to come from soup with. the. interactive exercises. everything is online mel file an interactive benjamin to free with endeavor you. coming up on arts and culture a chat with nobel prize winning author caswell ishiguro and later on the show between fantasy and nightmare the dark giant's works of artist your last forgot. and a little later on the show shifting shapes by the 2nd a stunning natural phenomenon turned into art. when cars were ishiguro one the 2017 nobel prize in literature he was already known to readers for

titles like the remains of the day and never let me go now in his 1st novel since the award is a group takes a new turn his novel clora and the son takes us into the life of an ai machine built to provide selfless friendship to humans. clara is the perfect companion it's friendly and helpful and she's always there when you need. to himself has no need to tone because clara is an. artificial friend an android. clone is the narrator in consumer and she can use latest novel klara in the song he's 8 she is fascinated by the idea of artificial intelligence he tells us what makes you sleep 3 harrowing teak klara is somebody who comes into the world it's almost empty at the beginning and just learns a few traits and one of the advantages of going to just for me what was exciting

about cora was that she could at the same time. i become very sophisticated about some things about the human world and be very childlike about other things this could co-exist in the same person very easily to protect a nest in ishiguro is best known novel the remains of the day is stevens an english butler who realizes too late that he's been serving the wrong master and risk to track who in 1000 self but the nazis the film adaptation of the booker prize winning novel was also a huge success both stevens and the artificial friend clara us aboard needs to the systems in which they live why don't she do most heroes ever rebel. the truth of it is that. we aren't very good at rebelling. what we are what we often tend to do and and there is a kind of a heroism about this too is that we try and find. some

way. of retaining our dignity. and our sense of ourselves water except thing that we are powerless and that we have to just get on with it. and it's tragic and you know i don't necessarily say that's a good way to be but that's what i often observe human life to be like in 2017 she could do was awarded the nobel prize in literature he can be described as a writer of great integrity he tackles complex in engineering scenes of memory time and self-delusion. as well as his novels and plays she is also a passionate songwriter writing lyrics he just stands he can't. be a nobel prize with it but i mean you could be a poet and i can tell you what it's about i mean often the title is my main clue that i realize it's about the funeral or something otherwise i mean i just don't understand it whereas song lyrics i have felt that's something i've always felt

a huge for maybe aren't seen with. the reality. it's just. been. that you think this is the song. to watch our whole interview with nobel prize winning author and songwriter kazuo ishiguro visit our you tube channel d.w. books on now to some art news france has promised to return a painting looted by the nazis to its rightful heirs rosebushes under the trees by gustav clipped once belongs to a jewish austrian woman named no arrests yasmin but in 1038 the nazis forced me to sell it for

a pittance before she was later deported and murdered france's culture minister always a didn't know said institutions across europe still have a lot of work to do in returning the not so good arts. well artist york is used to thinking big huge in fact but how do you imagine his giant canvases in a space he can't even visit right now planning a solo show of his works at the long museum in shanghai and to decide which painting should go where he's built a model of the galleries at his studio in berlin. at home with. the painter takes a break from working on his exhibition christene playtime with his young son getting familiar with the tools of his father's. preparations are underway for a long journey. large scale artworks full of fantastical scenes and absurd

dreamlike images are being packed up for transport to shanghai once there they'll be put on display in the private long museum. of. the long museum is one of those museums where the progressive discourse of contemporary asian art is taking place that's why it's important and along a family who were initiated the whole thing are very important collectors in asia. and they're very open and view this for many different perspectives. on the. under normal circumstances eunice borger would have checked out the exhibition space himself but did a cover travel restrictions this time he has to rely on a model. nearly 20 of his pictures will be shown in shanghai their placement demands great attention to detail and some of his art works are currently being shown in

a different museum in china as unusual style is making waves in the chinese art world cup it's got a are not what i currently have an exhibition running in beijing want the gallery there have told me that visitors are fascinated but also confused because they don't recognize this type of visual language and that's fascinating for me of course figuring out how to communicate on a level that's not verbal but visual that's what really intrigues me and the reason i started in the 1st place it's a hope in the for. the awesome. you know it's booger to created this painting especially for the exhibition in shanghai which marks the peak of his career so far . when he started out book gets figurative painting stood in stark contrast to the dominant trend of abstract art. but he persevered and managed to break through with his art. he's successful on an international scale

especially in china. they are his monumental and fantastical works of art are being welcomed with great acclaim. with large scales or great good. oddities masses and excessiveness in terms of structure and i think chinese people are familiar with this and there are 1200000000 people living in that country each with their own unique psychology. and if you look behind every window there's its own little world in the inner world and in any case i think that's maybe one of the reason this year in fights for life is this. the exhibition is set to open in shanghai on july 23rd book at has a lot of time left before that for his paintings found for relaxing moments. mama ration is the word for when flocks of birds twists turn and swirl in mid-air

actually it's one kind of bird in particular the starling this video of starlings was taken by photographer at cern so care soaker normally photographed famous musicians and movie stars but for his latest project he is looking up to the skies . the magic usually happens when the flock of starlings is attacked by birds of prey. as a defense mechanism they create be some very organic shapes that these black waves are going through the flag and actually it happens so quickly that you don't even realize sometimes what you've seen. the free sland region in the north of the netherlands photographers opens like a has traveled here from denmark for his project black sun. i've worked in 6 different countries so far and so i do a lot of research to find out where the birds are. all i can do this research and

turn up the hope for the best. probably 120 days in the last 4 years and. i've probably had between 5 and 10 very good nights. since when i was a little kid my parents took me to the west coast of the mud when i was 10 but. that never left me really. but i did portraits for 25 years. i suddenly it came to me that i wanted to go back to see those starlings and try to photograph them. continues to make more trips as well he's taking photos of celebrities like anyone

else. down. the white stripes. and. has really been my specialty something that i've been pretty obsessed with i've completed it's 5 different books of portraits of mainly famous people the new project. that i've been. doing for a while is very different to its nature and. it's very humbling in a way it's. hard to museum of contemporary aren't in the danish city hanging is now showing his photos in a major exhibition. moved one single bird in photoshop in this project. its nature. and its nature at its most surreal. these magic moments

occur by themselves in the church. zoom because planned to spend one week with the starlings turned into a 4 year project where every picture is totally different i have not in 4 years experienced the same most have twice. so that gives me a great incentive to keep going and i'm far from done with this project i think i will keep going for a few more years. keeping go in as hard these days for dancers with no live audience but some companies like theatre mag the byrds here in germany are debuting new choreographies online i'll leave you now with their latest take care. it.

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