and that's why you know, i k o, the centralized un body of ideation. they have an important role to play, to ensuring that in this specific area of security, no country is left behind. to what extent is information sharing happening alex, it's happening better in some parts of the world than it is others. for example, if we look at the continent of africa west still, we have so much work to do in terms of sharing and liberalizing aviation across the continent there. and it runs all the way along to the theme of security and information sharing, you know, a slowly and i think this is the good news. constance like africa are beginning to realize the benefits of becoming more liberalized and adopting something that is a project that's been in the work for so long, such as the single african market. ultimately a single african skies. that pilot with around 20 plus african member states, including gonna ethiopia morocco that's going into place this year. and not only will that help look at the economic development, an opportunity for opening up aviation. bu

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so many questions to discuss on i thank you all ship cars from d s. k, i think, you know, the automobile sector has been making use of artificial intelligence for some years now. recently, c, s has become the place for com, i guess, to show off the latest concepts, prototypes. well, this is proving no different. i re imagine this b, w can talk and change its color like a chameleon. the munich based car maker has brought quite a show to las vegas, the message, a new vision of intelligent, highly digitalized cars. it is our vision of pushing the boundaries between physical and digital perception hits the concept car, but the technology is meant to go into mass production. b, m, w's line up of stars is impressive. arnold schwartzenegger kit and herbie childhood heroes to those who were even able to afford this kind of car. volkswagen is also going big and vegas why i'll be in a more muted style. the c e o himself starts in a marketing campaign, talking up the innovative id 7, an electric lemme scene. that's the latest addition to the car makers. e portfoli

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i k o, we can now discuss the case with our guests. international attorney kline preston and a human rights lawyer. martin told to me, thanks that both of you joining us on the program this evening. now the 1st question decline please. of the work of a journalist involves carrying out various investigations and now that merit tasm has been detained on these alleged espionage charges. what do you make of these accusations? a non journalist supposed to be protected, like mine says by international law. well, the answering thing about espionage cases is there, the definition of what constitutes espionage is very broad generally. and so it allows for governments to assert and alleged those, those charges without a lot of scrutiny, because they're, they're able to make these charges really under political, for political purposes. and so that's what's problematic about assessing what is happened here because it appears to be consistent with the anti russians area that's that's been in the baltic states since 2015 at least. and so for them to

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i k. 1997. the city was guaranteed a high degree of autonomy and freedom of speech and a principle of one country to systems. then in 2020 beijing imposed a national security law to punish terrorism, treason, subversion, answer session with possible life imprisonment, which has been met with criticism from the west. with that in mind, human rights watch is now sounding in the alarm of violations in the u. k. itself in 2022, we saw the most significant assault on human rights protections in the u. k. in decades. from your right to protest, your ability to hold institutions accountable, fundamental and hard one rights of being systematically dismantled. the report was highlighted several new law introduced in 2022 that we can human rights protections in the u. k. for example, some measure strips the right for the fall of the cars and other vulnerable groups, while others limited judicial oversight, restricted the freedom to peacefully protest. let's discuss this further. now let's cross live it to

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i mean in the u. k. i remember anecdotally that the briefings were largely delivered by men, even though, as we just heard from sarah, you know, i'm sure there were excellent qualified women in the field doing a lot of the work. why is the case in your experience, anecdotally and why is such a little progress progress been made? well, i mean, not even a anecdotally, i mean the best of evidence to, to shows us and even, you know, meet your organisations themselves. mean, the guardian did a really interesting piece of work, a couple about the kind of news, news teams and foods i've done this. something similar in terms of looking at where women appeared in those cobit briefing speech, which will break, you know, over at a very long period and the over overall, i think that, you know, at least one study looked at something like, you know, briefings over 9 months and the very few women now arguably it's not because they want really x, but women, jenny harry's for, for example, who was a key person who did act