welcome to d, w. news asia. as we've just heard in that report, aid organizations are saying that the ban on female staff in ngos will be devastating. do you think that's a fair assessment and, and what impact is this likely to have on ordinary afghans? ah, it is a fair assessment because you have to think about, you know, i've been talking to different n g o's, an especially female run and geo. and the last couple weeks since that order 1st came out and they were talking about how so much of their work would be stopped in doing this and so many different facets. it's not just a matter of handing out like bread or flour, or rice to a needy woman who's the head of her householder. you know, the only person who can make some money or represent her household to, you know, an outside organization. it's also a matter of, i was talking to health and yos that deal with female health and you know, they do things like educate gynecologists and other doctors on how to treat women on, you know, different treatment practice

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you watching b, w, news, asia. it's coming up the tech tech transition. how bangkok, popular mode of transport is going electric bus. will that be enough to have an impact on the cities infamous air pollution? we'll take a closer look. plus the economic crisis in pakistan's manifests in all quarters including impacting the countries, animals and pets. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. if you've ever visited thailand, you know, about the took, took the ubiquitous motorized rituals that can weave their way through traffic and get you where you need to be. but you may have also noticed the gas fumes contributing to air pollution. well, that is starting to change as the tick tick goes electric. for decades, these 3 wheels have been a feature of bangkok street. the took took highlands unofficial. i can, it's fast, it's loud and tourists love it. when my, when eagle eye on what everything took or something tied on should be proud of them, they are unique and represent island. we're going to have a bug as like connie gets the 3 wheeled vehicles may be t

w. news asia report. thanks so much for breaking that down for us. and earlier i spoke with sociologist, doctor, you come in a gal, word, sophia university in tokyo, and i asked her if this could be a sustainable solution to some of japan's long term demographic problems. she pointed out some potential issues with the governments game. so this idea of this new policy or providing 1000000 japanese yen per, per child, or for a family moving to a new place to a remote area is based on a one time payment. right? well the one time cash payment of one of 1000000. yes. but apparently there is not going to address the long term needs, that a family will face such as cost for education and, and living expenses. so what needs to be done instead, i believe, is to take a long term strategy to raise a salary, to lower the living expenses, including cost for education, and to provide more opportunities for education and employment in rural areas. in japan, as you've hinted, there is facing some real pressures, particularly when it comes to demography, aging popula

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w. news asia coming up a change for china that will have global consequences. the countries 1000000000 plus population dips for the 1st time since the middle of last century, marking a turn that is expected to continue. how will china deal with this demographic declined? ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. for the 1st time in decades, china's population has declined by a 150000 people according to official numbers. that doesn't sound like much for a country of more than a 1000000000 chinese. but this moment marks a trend will be seen over this century projection show that by 2100, china's population will be lower than it was even in a 19 sixty's. this demographic shift will have massive consequences, not just for china, but globally. here's a look back at how china has tried to manage its population up to now booming mega cities teeming with people. that's the image of 21st century china. and yet, china needs more babies. for the 1st time in 60 years as population is shrinking, despite dropping its notorious one child policy some years ago. chinese coupl

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