members of the australian parliament actually don't have legal immunity within the country itself so we also know that australia and the us are very close in ties obviously australia was also damaged with his leaks that he did. the diplomatic cables that came out over two hundred fifty thousand what is what would make us launch think that he would be really any safer in australia that he would be in sweden in terms of a possible extradition to the us. well it's quite possible that he will not be any safer in australia than he would be in sweden in fact it's indeed possible that he would be less safe in australia that that again also becomes a matter of contracts and a matter of politics it's the question is this does the australian government want to ignore the will of the people who might vote him in and ignore basically what england is doing is ignoring international law and custom by not granting him safe passage to ecuador so the question is to us trillian government want to do the same or does he have some kind of indication that they will follow. standardized procedur

language to have a tinge of degradation attached to the criticism, she took it right on in the australian parliament. and i could go on. because, you know, look at president rousseff in brazil who has taken a strong stand on supporting women and girls. and so i see that women leaders right now are not only exemplifying what it means to be a woman in power, they're all very different, the ones that i've just named, but they're also standing up for women in their society. >> you said you will continue to work with angela merkle and these other very powerful women you met while secretary of state. how? in what capacity? >> well, probably through philanthropic, charitable activities, certainly the clinton foundation, the clinton global initiative, and probably some organizations that i will be either initiating or joining, so that we keep the spotlight, that i use the position that i've obtained to really recognize and further action on these issues. but it's not just women leaders. i mean, you know, the prime minister and foreign secretary of the united kingdom have made ending sexual violence an issue

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