and camille, the cause and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha. inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story. for me, how much room and a whole team here, bye for now. the as the research and taliban retakes, i've got to sit on female activists, journalists and even school girls under threats. 11 east investigate the fight for it's kind of stones women on out there are reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news is breaking but also history as it's unfolding. dropping from serbia hungry, the rep one day, i might be covering politics. and then actually what i might be covering what's most important to me just talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the venezuela, columbia borg

you know, camille just mentioned something very interesting point, which is the fact that even those who may have been cleared to be evacuated or, or get visas, it's very difficult for many of them to actually get to the city to get to the airport. correct. i mean, this is, this is very dangerous terrain for them, right? i've been speaking to a number of people here in cobble and in the cities. this is exactly the concern. the journey is not, you know, less than 152030 minutes for many directions in the city problem. especially these days that you don't have the use of traffic jams. it is the security is the taliban checkpoint, leading up to the airport. it is the massive crowd of hundreds of people united states risk of p, for example, killing a young doctor for a family. it is the risk of being thought that by the american forces and by the former one intelligence service, special forces unit that is now working with americans to secure the parameters there. so. busy it, it is indeed a heartbreaking reality. it's that friday and i would say, you know, is, you know, a chain of event

keep the the camille is mother hawk mazda sonata. welcome. so hi. this is mind designer or mama. 21, but it was zillow. you mind on those via success, combine like the big devils barrel rhonda has given time you left the opportunity to support herself and her family and mother is proud of it. but it took time to come to terms with adults shows and part of my life is at the shop, the sail from black tie. i belong to those. you've got to be like me. i'm not to say on the side as i'm not b o the terry doesn't last i my cell applicant again on the 8th to young the song set, the night program it new the some i say are not the lot on my own color. marcella, it doesn't have the picture say a say me motor. she gave me the so much i get mom the let's say uh when that a my thing. so don't, i'm sorry i'm, i see mom well and then the mom is just me like the phone say it's on it the the to me like to tell them those that i need to go back and go go to the dock in talk to them of funds that has been set up for the villages 25th anniversary and debbie has been off

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by charlotte's and camille. good to have all 3 of you with us. let me introduce you to the international audience. so good to have you here today. please . every tell everybody who you are, what you did. thank you very much. my name is my mother that i'm from a gun, a son, and i'm a researcher. and today's my 18 days that i'm in canada. thank you so much for spending time with us. charlotte. we've been watching your reporting for the last few days on our dcea reminder audience who you are. i am a correspondence, sir, and i am based in campbell. nice to have you. come here. welcome to the stream, introduce yourself to our international juris. i'm clear, i'm a senior visiting fellow and immigration at the gym and center for national policy and i run an immigrant rights organization. we've been part of the coalition advocating for the evacuation of our african allies since that was calling out spent earlier this year. we anything from history right now. i know you have an opinion on this for us. so if you're on youtube right now, the comment section

those are the only options that alternate is camille, how some of the minds them have been books to our team. what do we need to go to? they don't, you talk to us on monday, so i'm go, don't touch it again to to cause i'm going to use a little too difficult to get some, you know, the, i didn't know the young woman could be good football in 2022 team june presented one of these daughters, 9 year old king, due on to the public for the 1st time during an intercontinental ballistic nissan. but now it is kino jones who stones by who provo at the center of power. and they repaired, in the most secretive country by just dealing with a single come come go you sonya significant. because sometimes you of the country to social security and then you need to museum cooking lucas and kind of build up some humans how it is. so how does it come during the day? you just thought it was completed with a void. second suite of course disappeared from studying tight to funding and difficulties across the west coast. i believe he knows on past the full confidence of kings on the and this is extraordinary beca

the most powerful woman not only in contemporary north korea, but perhaps all of korean history. camille jones has already played a significant role only international stage, charming, and antagonizing north korea's rivals. the north koreans are trying to paint your job as this fearsome, strong, old, sometimes threatening, sometimes charming political figure. but is she ready to step into a bigger well, one or one east investigates the rise of north korea's most powerful woman. ah. when you're here with young, you're going to that with me that don't you could sit on almost don't panic bitten in another homa han, and eat odious honey to none. cuz he either got a man. dan's hey, cheapened tba has eagle near the golf game for them. you can one i saw and then took don't soccer to gander. hubs. g on that. kim jo john is the younger sister of north greece supreme leader kim jong own. in august 2022. she addressed the country's top officials to claim victory over cove at 19 hannah, all thanks to her big brother and cut it off. hull, pacey, little vio pay. so she'll edelman among a hug, you know

not only in contemporary north korea, but perhaps all of korean history. camille jones has already played a significant role only international stage timing and then taking icing, who is rivals the north koreans are trying to paint to your jones. as this fear, some strong sometimes threatening, sometimes charming, critical security issue. ready to step into a bigger well when he investigates the rise of north korea's most powerful woman the the the we don't need to consider moving through tonya vision. in other words, from a 100 and either the is wanting to know because it is the name on the inside of a name. cheap when to well, how's it going to do to do for the meal? so when i assume then to do was hoping to get him to substitute on the team you. jerome is the youngest sister of north korea's supreme leader kim jones own. in august 2022, she addressed the country's top officials to claim victory or the close of 19 o things to her to be bravo. on top of the low price, little video piece. so she'll that don't, how long you have to go has to go on to go. have you to have somebody so to put

he was the head of state of the camille rouge and its most public figure. 91 year old que san pawn will spend the rest of his life behind bars after you and back to tribunal upheld his conviction for crimes against humanity and genocide against the vietnamese minority. he's already serving and not the life sentence also for crimes against humanity. in relation to the forced evacuation, often on pen horn, between 19751979. as many as 2000000 people died, many of them tortured or starved to death. the brutality of the committee rouge's 4 year reign has not been forgotten. even though the regime was ousted more than 40 years ago, hundreds of people turned up to hear the verdict, including buddhist monks and camille rouge survivors cried yet young man more little. i am happy, i want justice so that what happened in the past won't happen again. how we want it to be over. one more, not donahue, some pond had tried to argue. he was merely a figurehead with no real power. but prosecutors say he was one of those most responsible. the feet. oh he story called b. o. border cambodian purple. and sp

it was co directed by camille brown . the libretto is by cathy lemons and the music was composed by the celebrated jazz musician and composer. tenants blanch out his tats, i wanted this opera and everything that i write to sound natural and feel natural coming off to voice. so i would read the libretto out loud, and when i would read the libretto out loud, i would hear the rhythms of that. i would hear the did it up here and see that would start to inform me what the melody should be, what the piece would be, then i would just take it from there. and then i would have these workshops with a certain person who's on this screen with me right now, and then they would tell me about how, but to kill their voice by arriving to many high knows well that and pass through that set and present like the speak, leave you a little. ah, yes i your me. no, i love. i love seeing it here it is. music on my nose there. yeah. oh no, you compose a song i use like the in those or you say i got a thing, but you would have our it's that favorit

courageous whistleblowers in their own rights. working to make a i favor safer, more responsible. camille francois is a researcher experienced in combating this information and digital harms. today, she's helping the french president microns landmark initiative on a i and democracy marriages. whitaker blew the whistle inside the industry about a i largely unchecked harm and let the google block out in 2019. nowadays, she's president of signal secure messaging. so, how do we protect ourselves from match this information and distinguish between what's real and st online? hey, i am reading surveillance into our lives leading our news just scholfield and how do we make a big tech comfortable. the meredith, i'm so happy to be here with you tonight. so you're the president of signal. my favorite way to send messages these days in your, in a scholar in your own right. you co founded in a research organization called a i now which you continue to advise. and i actually have the great pleasure of sharing an office was do when we were both colleagues at google. yes. has 10 years ago. so 2 years ago

wonderful to be here. camille. a wonderful to be here with you. last time we chatted, we talked about risks and ai. why are some people worried about a i taking over the world and destroying to mattie? what is this thing they recall ex, essential risk. where is this coming from? how do you feel about that? oh wow. well, accidental risk is, is a thrilling story at a little bit know an emotional level. it's very activating to think of, you know, do and conflict and these sort of in great power scenarios. and it's kind of catnip to a lot of powerful man. the idea that a, i this, you know, this scrape data, a big compute, you know, big models is going to somehow find the escape velocity to become sentients and superhuman. and we had better hold on because we either need to control that powerful, powerful, powerful ai or we're going to be superseded by it. there's no evidence that x a central risk is going to happen. i think there's a lot of questions around like why now did it catch on so powerfully. and i think a part of this was the answer that ques

and then you have to have, you know, something that camille is very familiar with. you kind of the clean up crew, the content, moderators the people who deal with the fact that these systems often say, you know, the wrong thing. so there's a huge amount of labor that actually power is what we call intelligence in the systems. so we should be, we should be aware of that dynamic, know that i cannot replace workers, it's displacing work. and that it is a tool of, you know, employers, governments, you know, those in power are the ones with the resources to decide where to use. and it will very likely be used on us in ways that we need to push back against one more question. so i work and people on netflix at a big company. and this is something i struggle with on a daily basis. so if i get a i and just think more basic, i'll go ahead and make hiring for example. so in the process like this, when you already have something very human being, is going to be subject to tremendous biases. could something that can very well regulated technology or an algorithm actually help?

i want to go to camille. i would love to have a listen to my li, her huck. she's very critical of this exit process from afghanistan. have a listen to the comment that she sent was a little bit earlier and then come immediately of the back of it with your own self divided ministration has a moral and ethical responsibility to make sure that any us citizens, their families and their allies, and to leave are able to leave the city safely and quickly. we've been working around the clock with our clients and their families to make sure that they're able to get inside the airport safely. and once inside that they're able to find a flight to leave the city. the august 31st deadline that the administration has said that they will stick to is causing a lot of desperation and station and the deadline needs to be extended. if not everybody who needs to get out is able to get out before then. i think that's exactly right. my 1st reaction that i want to say is the august 31st deadline that the by didn't administration has agreed to not our deadline. we didn't agree to t

wonderful to be here. camille. a wonderful to be here with you. last time we chatted, we talked about risks in a i. why are some people worried about a i taking over the world and destroying to mattie? what is this thing they recall x a central risk? where is this coming from? how do you feel about that? or? oh, wow. well, actually, central risk is, is a thrilling story at a little bit know an emotional level. it's very activating to think of, you know, do and conflict and the sort of in great power scenarios. and it's kind of catnip to a lot of powerful man. the idea that a, i this, you know, this scrape data, a big compute, you know, big models is going to somehow find the escape velocity to become sentients and super human. and we had better hold on because we either need to control that powerful, powerful, powerful ai or we're going to be superseded by it. there's no evidence that x a central risk is going to happen. i think there's a lot of questions around like why now did it catch on so powerfully. and i think a part of this was the answer

them type and put on let me pull a lot on the and the law i didn't get to this is a the the today camille is taking the bright from practice sessions and heading home to visit her parents back at the, at the top of the city. okay. mom had a in, they had a young me, let me, let me go to the company, let them know that it got a phone at a local company for the growing up was an easy to come your call last saw me doing. i did remember on this call, i mean up around a couple of associates and i'm and do go to the as it is coming from lela, leave us here or what the bus. and while i'm got my going to one will be like the, the little was the, the last time in i'm in the loop. jeanette scott, i'm going to latisha levine went to get the the me less and maybe get the the camille is mother pop mart sonata. welcome. so hi. this is mind designed by then or mama to one lot, zillow, you mind on those way of success? combine like i had to big devils bowel rhonda has given time you left the opportunity to support herself and her family and mother is proud of it. but it took time to come to terms with adu

me less than maybe get the the camille is mother hop. might us in august, welcome. so hi. this is mind designed by then or mama to one lot, zillow. your mind on those way of success? combine like i had 2 big devils bowel rhonda has given time you left the opportunity to support herself and her family and mother is proud of it, but it took time to come to terms with adults shows and part of my life is at the southern. yeah. and say, i'm from black tie, i belong to louis. you've got to be like me. i'm not to say on the side as i'm not due till 8 doesn't last. i my cell applicant again on the 8th to young the song set and i told them it knew that the some i say or not the lot of them, the marcella. it doesn't have the to say, i say a lot of she gave me so much. i get mom the let's say uh when they might say don't, i'm sorry i'm, i see mom well, and then the, the mom disney like the phone say it's on the the the the mean i need to let me go back and go go in the back and talk to me on a fun to say it has been set up for the villages 25th anniversary and debbie has been off to

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crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last surviving leader of the camille rouge. the court in cambodia has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 91 year old q sam pon he was head of state during the role of the cameras . when 2000000 people were killed. florence louis report he was the head of state of the committee rouge and its most public figure. 91 year old cues on pon will spend the rest of his life behind bars. after un backed tribunal upheld his conviction for crimes against humanity and genocide against the vietnamese minority. he's already serving and not the life sentence also for crimes against humanity. in relation to the forced evacuation, often on pen horn, between 19751979. as many as 2000000 people died, many of them tortured or starved to death. the brutality of the committee rouge's 4 year reign has not been forgotten, even though the regime was ousted more than 40 years ago. hundreds of people turned up to hear the verdict, including buddhist monks and camille rouge survivors lie get down, man more little. i am happy, i want

korea, a government spokesman sang who praises little know on pess upcoming nodes on top of dollar. camille kimball with on i'm curious on i was told that you had done wrong medical crim was for me. you saw smith kim young was on the door or woody by august. the good will continued over the following months with more meetings between the leaders, each time kimmy or john was at the center of the action. the thawing of relations between the 2 careers was all the more remarkable because it followed a period of great tension over pyongyang, nuclear and ballistic missile program. just a few months earlier, north korea conducted it seek nuclear test state. you don't end up. can you kind of time that out yet? the attendance had young for so place you on is all one new there. item days later you as president, donald trump lim, busted north korea at the united nations. now north korea is reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the entire world. the united states has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend herself for its allies, we will have no choice

and those are mis camille, how some of the of them have been books watching, but a music up to they don't. you talk to us on monday, so i'm good. don't touch it again to, to can some go to huge a little sometimes all the way to the 2nd to get some, you know, the, and then know the young woman would be good. so in 2022 team june presented one of these daughters, 9 year old came to i to the public. so the 1st time doing an intercontinental ballistic nissan. okay. that's a no. it is kino jones who stones, my, who problem at the center of power and they are repaired in the most secretive country by dealing with a single come come go. you sign your significant cause. sometimes you have to concentrate social security and then you need to museum coaching. lucas and colleagues build up some. you don't survey. so part of the team during the day. you just tell us, come completing with a void. second street, of course, disappeared from the pipe to front of the game and just kinda screwed up the west coast. i believe he knows on past students, old kids on the and this is extraordinary because in the

and finally back in 2017 a blogger named camille rainville published a poem about the mixed messages that women are sometimes sent it was called be a lady they said that was the same year the meet to movement got its kick start when hollywood film producer harvey weinstein was exposed by the new york times as an alleged serial rapist a couple of weeks back the alleged part went away weinstein was convicted he since been sentenced to 23 years in prison camille rainville this poem has been repurposed and put the film by a british magazine called girls girls girls voiced by actor cynthia nixon and put on line this video looks like it's straight out of a glamour shoot but it packs a socio political punch on the pressure that society imposes on women the impossible double standards demanded of them it's had 20000000 views and counting we'll see you next time you're listening post. be elated they said don't be too fat don't be too thin eat up slim down stop eating so much order a salad don't eat carbs skip does or go on a diet god you like a skeleton why don't you just eat you look i'm a s