changes and she herself becomes a petition turned in dark searches for the truth. again. this time the exiled turkish journalist meets svetlana tihano, sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella roost because i'm tired, i'm tired. she's coming untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this way because i'm responsible for the future of our country for the people find behind the boss. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah 50 the veneers asia coming up today. a symbol of oppression or an item of empowerment . we look at how the he job devised opinion across most of the communities and countries. beginning in india, boston students in the southern states, wants the right to where he job in the classroom. the government disagrees. and in

indonesia, an old job group of women, musicians is celebrated for making islamic void 3 popular with younger audiences. ah, i british man, you're welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. wednesday is well, he job day and organizers hope this will foster better understanding for women who choose to wear the government to day on didn't use asia. we're looking at how polarizing this one item of clothing is it on. for instance, hundreds of thousands of women protested last year against it's mandatory wearing in the country. conversely, in india, most him students protested for the right to where he job in their classrooms. the

protest in the southern state of cannot take our last year began after the government ban in the us. supreme court still needs to decide on the matter, but for many muslim students in the country, it's a matter of personal choice. didn't move in is getting her masters in communication. and jamie amelia is lamar university in delhi. she started wearing the he job about 7 years ago and is one of 3 women in her class who do so. you know, she believes that women across the world, irrespective of their religion, should have the right to choose what they want or don't want to where good us as people often stared at her. but that she has gotten used to it. it wasn't something that came to me. oh, cool family. it was something that i discovered and chose. so as the woman that i decided i was going to read her job, i think that moment it became a part of my identity and became a part of who i was last year. the southern state of cannot accost all major

protest both for and against the he job. after 6 students were bought from attending classes for wearing one officials shut down schools and universities for days because they feel it violence. following the controversy, the car not to the high court upheld the ban on his jobs in classes stating that the her job is not essential to islam. later, when the matter reached the supreme court, it delivered a split word act. rhythm often talks about the tensions and could not go with her friend neela, who also with the hedge up more to see that the controversy had nothing to do with the who job both c. instead, it was about reach yaki and men wanting to control women's choices, as well as with rising islam of phobia in india. and i la says she does not think women wear the job because the men in their lives forced them to. they do so because of their faith and this is their right. but she and donna are both against the forceful imposition of the job. you can obviously all it a lot with

a vest in media news. media in general that is always portrayed he job the woman as of breast of boston. reza, her job is often seen as somebody who doesn't have their own opinions. somebody who doesn't have their own agency and who is governed by what the men in the life says, i did, i agree the job she has while to take legal recourse. if somebody she is told to remove her her job. i know a friend of mine who was refused a job offered the condition for the job, was she after to move a job? and unfortunately, she had to leave it. we need to creating through their societies inclusive walk places where everyone people from all cultures are accepted and all identities and identical marco's out accepted. both neela and without struggle with prejudice every day, whether it is from an individual stare or a national debate. but this struggle has only strengthened their beliefs and the feeling of empowerment they see the he job has given them and gentlemen,

are from delhi for more context is award winning john mr. m commentator. see me, pasha, see me. the he job debate in india. is it around the question of oppression versus empowerment? or is it something else? this is actually a very complicated addition to the 5 index concerning it. on the other hand, you have, and it's now mr. hawkings send them in to serve you better he job. and in the, on the other hand, that out of the men who want a job. and if you don't, that government has bad reading of your job in schools in can i because it actually started last february with a group of 6 going to be university college in in be in canada. got they have a bad from entering the classroom. my reading a who job? good administration that been interesting. that's awesome. they have to remove any job. and that goes that that they're waiting. it's because they don't want to come without the job in front of men, and some of the teachers will meet the shows and the standard continue do. and then

it became a matter of it. so the guys are forced to choose between that i do this even education, which is a fundamental, i mean yeah, but i took it back to digital, which is also on mentors i, i would like to wear what you want to way, which is i think a basic idea, the vision in the most enjoy, the state actually has no right to enter anybody's more. but then it started up to really sort of interrupting you see me, but then the high court, you know, they're not a high court said in this matter that he job isn't essential to islam. why do the students have a problem accepting that? so this is not about the, this is not by the fact is off, waiting on the job is essential to the practice of exam or not. it's not the good why the be forced to choose between back to think of if you just believe that they had to basic education. in fact, the order,

the canada hyper was also challenging the supreme court, which then delivered a date that came in october last. yeah. so basically the one of the defending judges, one judge said that but the not to go high court was right in continuing with abandoned by the state to pronounce the idea that you guys are mature that you know, democracy is not as that is there is a defect doesn't harm anyone sentiment. there is no harm in continuing with it. why? why for the students to choose between reading a job and repeating an education. that's a direct violation of a parliamentary right. there's nothing that guarantee me not being offensive backed up exam. as i one of the judges bed, but then i looked at, i believe that it is a fundamental practice. but you may not, you can debate on that. my point is that you cannot force to go to, to be reading something the basic essential to their practice. and i couldn't even

education is politics making their girls have to decide between the education and their religious practice. absolutely, and it's such a shameful thing because you know, what happened in canada last year was that these younger may, may have been like 14 or 15. they've had that they were, we were bod, come into the classrooms because the administration thought that it was not proper them to what i did. he job. what happened to be in that time with that, you know, kind of mental is group and put it because they distribute the facts and saw the 2 boys in does. so there was a stand off inside the school counselor, you're basically politicizing and coming and i didn't homes in india, you had to be a job who off i think back is on did it is done, which is a very bad be as far as i mean, some of the yes and then in the new system to make politics or doing it doesn't do it often them to make a choice. you had to go very good by voice and see and she done it on the said

a lot but a lot. but i remember had become a big news issue that a guy was actually a level by means allies the greatest. but it's also seen as a walk right in the beginning problem to get. and now how far will seen as an expression of fundamentalism. what does not the keys issues be good? how's it going to be affected by the fact which, which is so much present when you have a think 13 or 15 year old being said by a group of 20 boys. and so i've been picking up how as you see, supposed to respond if the situation and you guys have been for the defense by national politics. util. you've talked about choice. see me, isn't it also true that it isn't always a matter of personal choice? there are communities in dan which girls are forced to wear their job. isn't that also true? so are you, i mean there's no black united fire. this is been done,

but my only point is backed up. you know, of course there are those that we would choose to edit a job id said needed to be put in the new magazine by interviewed by women, including an architect, a journalist, another media, us, and a house by andy said that they had chosen to wear the job there with the people in the family to start getting a new job. and there was a lot of opposition and they come back from their colleagues on their, from, from the general one room and said that her neighbors and speak to her that knowledge, knowledge. in fact, the one of the lawyers was the lawyer. she was forced to stop in job because she was dead one, you know, the lady said she put on the ticket so that she so she was supposed to take off the job. but i was asked to sign that all families in richer, that goes away our job. i'm showing that also women who believe the introduced

practices and bikes they should be reading it. but the only point that needs to be focus on is that the state has no business to end. does it or we leave it there for the time being. thanks so much for joining us today. in muslim majority, indonesia, her job reading music group is bringing islamic music to a millennial audience. now theda has brand of islamic poetry pop with a we twist is finding favor among younger music fans. ah, a concert in the capital. the crowd goes wild, not for the latest pop sensation bought some rather alternative music icons. mm. meat, nuzzy, diarrhea, a dozen talented women putting on a show for indonesia as youth

o t m, and the number. i think the seat area is more than just cool. why? because all the members are women who complain more than 3 musical instruments. another become mothers, they still consistently play music. nothing changed from them. that's why i see them as super cool that he had the bad im, reuben, that had done my movies on best that on my i was able on plan dub the andy mothers, the group of enjoyed a renaissance. that's thanks to the unique brand of islam. it music which deals with serious topics like nuclear destruction and human rights using a lighter touch. ah, mom in law group talking about his law make songs. the cedar ria might be the only one that dares to use, such which he lyrics. islamic songs are usually serious with lyrics, carefully quoting islamic teachings, matthew matthew had. yeah, but we'll get mama la la la, la, la, la, la, dana, islam you. despite their growing popularity,

the purpose of their music remains unchanged. critical and i would guess i'm bet a summons in africa. laughlin and knowing the year i listening to nancy diarrhea has we help our song as can love to touch the hearts and missile change them towards the better. if that's in fact, then what are they from that could make? and so what does he to re, a success a credit to their talent, and the remainder that rock music and religion can harmonize to and that's it for today this morning website, the deborah dot com forward slash asia. and you can also follows facebook and twitter rebecca gym tomorrow at the same time. so you can imagine how many pushes lunch turn out in the world. climate change very often stores. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much wife can really get

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a fresh push for a long stall agreements, german chancellor shawls and brazilian president lola, the silver pledge, a free trade deal between the you and south american countries will be realised. come summer and 3 years on since breakfast british businesses are still struggling with the fallout exacerbated by rising inflation and high energy costs. i'm 1st cobra. welcome to the program. the international monetary fund does not expect the global economy to slip into recession this in facts, after months of gloomy forecast, the i am as raised the outlook for global growth for the 1st time in a year. according to the analysis, the world economy will grow by 2.9 percent this year up to tenths of a percentage point from october's forecast. and global inflation is said to fall from 8.8 percent in 2022 to under 7 percent in this year. let's hear what the i'm of chief economy.