so i want to ask you to spend expand on that because the deputy governor in bali has been quoted as saying if possible articles which are sensitive to our lives in bali can be reviewed or eliminated i mean do you think that we would see that happen if the bill in its current form progresses either in this parliamentary session or the next one could we see exceptions made when it comes to how the law might be applied in bali. yes i think in that in the case of bali it's very likely that if the laws do go into effect that there will be exceptions either actual exceptions in the law or exceptions in the way that the law is carried out but i think probably the bigger picture is the chilling effect that these laws have in places like bali but also this reaches to the anti-corruption agency one the common thread amongst all those reforms is to have that chilling effect you don't have to actually enforce the law just knowing that that laws they are it's going to for religious and ethnic minorities they'll g.b.t. q community tourists knowing that's there is going to. have a chilling effect

of course pollies a huge tourist hot spot there is concern about what all this would mean for bali so i want to ask you to spend expand on that because the deputy governor in bali has been quoted as saying if possible articles which are sensitive to our lives in bali can be reviewed or eliminated i mean do you think that we would see that happen if the bill in its current form progress is either in this parliamentary session or the next one could we see exceptions made when it comes to how the law might be applied in bali. yes i think in that in the case of bali it's very likely that if the laws do go into effect that there will be exceptions either actual exceptions in the law or exceptions in the way that the law is carried out but i think probably the bigger picture is the chilling effect that these laws have in places like bali but also this reaches to the anti-corruption agency one the common thread amongst all those reforms is to have that chilling effect you don't have to actually enforce the law just knowing that that laws they are it's going to for religious and ethnic minori

at the age of 12 you started this organization in order to tackle an issue in your own country of bali. that was the the use of single use plastic items that were being disposed of and polluting your water is there. a better way for a 12 year old to take at the time i mean none of that make you feel surely you must have felt a sense of anger i mean where were the adults in the room why was this problem not being handled i think you. know i mean i'm not 12 years old anymore but i at times i'm 18 now and i like to say that i'm a full time change maker you know dedicating my life entirely since i was 12 where growing up on the island of bali definitely there was this deep frustration as to why nothing was happening in this in the situation of plastic drowning our island home and you know we learned that 40 other countries around the world banned plastic bags so you can imagine at the age of 10 and 12 my sister was 10 i was 12 we looked at each other and said 40 other countries we can do it too and so i was a simple as that you know was no business plan no agenda no strategy that we pulled

possible articles which are sensitive to our lives in bali can be reviewed or eliminated. i mean do you think that we would see that happen if the bill in its current form progress is either in this parliamentary session or the next one could we see exceptions made when it comes to how the law might be applied in bali yes i think in that in the case of bali it's very likely that if the laws do go into effect that there will be exceptions either actual exceptions in the law or exceptions in the way that the law is carried out but i think probably the bigger picture is the chilling effect that these laws have in places like bali but also this reaches to the anti-corruption agency one the common thread amongst all those reforms is to have that chilling effect you don't have to actually enforce the law just knowing that that laws they are it's going to for religious and ethnic minorities they'll be t.q. community tourists knowing that's there is going to. have a chilling effect on the way that they enjoy or decide to visit indonesia or do business there it will also. can be us

thought they were somehow angry about the success of it what was going on there let's show it but bali is for the rich you know it is a divide and divide in itself even more from normal people so it is a luxury thing to have and people actually don't want rich people don't want other people to have it you're going to ruin juliet premiering it in one of the best preserved ancient arenas on earth what do you expect to get that show in bruno in there on the for me i have goals in life you know and the one of the biggest goals was to perform for a remus and to be able to fit my own team is mum production to create a couple work which is the most which is the hardest to pull on. you need to have resources you need to have time you need to have teams you need to build sets. so 1st time i'm actually achieving these 2 big goals in classical ballet i will be done doing classical work and everybody loves me doing and. you know i studied that in the hometown of the plot of romeo and juliet exactly and they happened by accident it wasn't like plot oh it's very wrong there's going to be romeo it wa

they want and they curry's on to this year so actually originated when the king of france he loved bali but they'd done siskel downs for him where presence it didn't evolve there is no management there is no agents there is no there is no freedom and that's a stake in. been abused like that dances have no right for anything and they don't know about it they live in their bubble they think i'm a bad guy because i come out of their bubble but i see how much they've been taken advantage of because we've talked to hollywood actors who feel there's a bubble where you can say anything nice about donald trump even if you and you go under attack for seemingly wanting i don't know dialogue between putin whatever you know lead to say that either as a human beings we all have different opinions but as a collective mind we have to thing one way and if you don't think that way you get kicked out and that's been supported and to be honest a lot of people agree with me because they have to go. and publicly. say either way so again to somebody that move from surrogate balloon into after this break. the

slim teacher at the grand old age of 100 into his still given classes every week at the school in bali. swimming is special. to me doing sports is one of the biggest joys in life. was going to. play cricket. keeping fit has certainly helped to keep young. the full metal worker who wanted to stay active when you talk about 40 years ago. he quantified as a swimming instructor and has been teaching children ever since. i just love being with the kids i do it all for free if not. more than a 1000 children have taken to the water the. kids age doesn't bother them. how old is leona. and how you didn't choose. if. he's really helpful and very patient. if you believe exactly just like a. new. thing in my case. if you get that. 7 you will lose school x. are full of admiration. of their fullest oh we're very proud to have him that he's so fit her is a he has a great sense of humor and is wonderful with children obama keeps him young it. does that new york. i'm not that young anymore. but it's still in there they. don't. yes once i can do pretty much anything is real and often i want to get a lit

news live from bali a widely anticipated prisoner exchange has taken place between russia and ukraine there are emotional scenes as families will be united it afterwards in moscow in kiev it was there coming up a blow to the attempts to put a robot all numbering to engineers at mission control it lost communication with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared altered and to its final descent to the new south east. and more than $70000.00 people are in need of food or water in the bahamas off their homes and communities were destroyed by hurricane dorian already saying that the final death toll will be staggering. thanks. i'm head of the humphrey glad you could join us a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine has taken place these swap could be a step towards easing relations between the countries and increasing the chances of resulting the conflict in the east of ukraine while fighting there between troops and russian backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 2135 ukrainians including a filmmaker all expense o

nested in the jungles of bali, a surprising material is being using bamboo.s and designers are creating buildings that embrace the national world. the perception of bamboo in asia over the last 100 years until today has been quite low. it is considered a very humble and impermanent material = because it can be eaten by insects if not properly treated. when it is treated it is protected from the rain and sun. laura harvey is the founder of a charity that has been pioneering the use of bamboo into new and ambitious constructions. our organisation is called ibuku. it's a reference to mother earth. it means mother earth in asian culture. bamboo is found in asia, australia, north and south america, and sub—saharan africa. according to the guinness book of records, it's the fastest growing plant on the planet. there are thousands of species of bamboo around the world and hundreds here in indonesia. the structure of this house, it's six storeys tall, 700 square metres, four bedrooms, it has a big, open living room, a kitchen and a dining room nestled right beside it

news live from bali and i.q. ations from south africa off to a spate all the xenophobes we can tax hundreds of nigerians arrive on free evacuation flights from johannesburg but what does the future hold for them back into their home country glover reports from the capital lagos also coming up could we be one step closer to finding life 8 hours a space for the 1st time scientists have detected water on an earth like planet orbiting a distant down. and hong kong pro-democracy activists joshua walk brings his coolest to ballet his visit has angered ranging which accuses germany meddling and its effects. on humphrey glad you could join me a wave of xenophobic violence in south africa has prompted a mass of accusations from the country hundreds of nigerians have signed up to take free flights home and the 1st of them have now arrived or there's relief at escaping the violence many say that they're uncertain what the future holds for them at home and our correspondent funny fish are reports now from lagos. slowly and w

news live from bali donald trump abruptly cancels peace talks with is the town of on the us president says that the move is in response to a taliban attack in kabul could this be the end of the peace process that seeks to brushoff the u.s. is a long afghan campaign also coming up conditions are rapidly deteriorating thousands of people displaced by hurricane dorian in the bahamas with their homes and communities destroyed and in need of food and water the storm is now lashing canada's nova scotian knocking out power to hundreds of thousands. and doing tennis yeah i can but yes cool when the u.s. open she beats 23 time grand slam champion serena williams to kick shot 1st as the slam. was. the x. . i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with taliban leaders from tweeted that he also scraps a secret meeting planned with the taliban camp david on sunday are the taliban took credit for an earlier attack in kabul early in this this week or the attack killed

unknown and on the one i want mates mates the men and women risking it all for the brought lots of bali on al-jazeera. matthew has on hold eric prince to account. and. head to head on a jersey to. hello i'm don jordan and come out of the top stories here on al-jazeera the british flag the oil tanker whose detention by iran in july further escalated tensions in the gulf appears to be transmitting its location for the 1st time since it was seized according to the voices news agency the stunning pair o. a set its destination as port rashid in the u.a.e. the tanker was seizing the strait of hormuz shortly after one of iran's tankas was held in gibraltar as a bay has more now from tehran. the british flag was seized by iran's revolutionary guard back in july iran says the seized a tanker in the strait of hormuz for alleged maritime violations including turning off destructive devices to avoid iranian forces and colliding with a fishing boat many people saw it as a retaliation for the seizure of. off the coast of gibraltar by british royal marines that taken place 2 weeks to the job role to h

in battle and guess who's making out really well of course of the weapons bilas and the people in bali well you know the pirate they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're into small boats next to the harpoon ships and it's still very. much up in. the little self to be told fish already 90 percent of the dot and he won't be calmer. content 15 scoops $75.00 tons and they do it several times a day with a big fleet so no you get an idea on why the ocean is full. we have to understand we cannot stay still and just. be within this the deal going to 0. i'm doing this because i want them for the future world to the future can generations to have and enjoy the ocean we. we want a cattle republic because we think it would be feared to our people and we want to contribute to the welfare of europe into the european values of democracy of equality of dialogue of peace and we think that we are ready to contribute on our own to this new europe but as part of the euro me the european community and constituency what's the big deal what's the problem why can't w

performers are unknown and under 101 ace mates the men and women risking it all for the brought lots of bali on al-jazeera. knowledge of 0. where ever you are. this is al-jazeera. i missed on the attack and this is the news out live from doha coming up in. next 60 minutes u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi launches an impeachment inquiry against donald trump over allegations he sold ukraine's help against joe biden. donald trump lashes out at iran and his u.n. general assembly address but back channel diplomacy's out tensions. boris johnson val's breaks it will go ahead on the 31st of october despite the u.k.'s highest court ruling his suspension of parliament was unlawful. and nigeria seeks to help local dairy farmers but there's a danger that the move could backfire. now u.s. democrats are opening a formal impeachment inquiry into president donald trump over claims he sought political help from ukraine house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement to trump acknowledged a phone call with ukraine's president in which she discussed democratic presidential hopeful joe biden now trying to admit

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are unknown and under $101.00 ace mates the men and women risking it all for the bright lights of bali on al-jazeera. through these doors will walk the influences the experts my special guests. on these pews will sit and inform the audience and my distinguished panelists ready and waiting for a combative debate. for nearly 200 years people have insisted on making their voices heard here in the chamber of the oxford union and this time i'll be waiting for them a new series of head to head coming soon on al-jazeera. there was a lot of there in this community and that is what we live to and believe in the world to look for to get all the women he want to win this is our man she worked with local women to solve the main problem plaguing their community he was told that the problem action plan had been water as a priority and led the way in transforming it difficulty into a success sam barring a woman to me is standing economy. women make change on al-jazeera. barker in doha the top stories on al-jazeera. the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapsed leaving tens of thousands

>>derick almena says there were more than 20 pianos 30 your guns statues from india and bali decorations and musical instruments in in the ghost ship warehouse space he moved his wife and 3 children into back in 2013 the 10,000 square foot warehouse in the fruitvale neighborhood in oakland became their new home, all main and his wife micah advertise the building on craigslist for potential renters as a hybrid museum sunken pirate ship a shingled funhouse a 24 hour creation space over time derek on may 9 others transform the warehouse into a place for artists to not just work but to live previous tenant say up to 25 people lived inside paying a couple $100 a month to rent out a studio or a rv trailer. well some describe it as safe in beautiful others called it unsafe in a death trap a terrifying fire hazard in a jailhouse interview with kron 4 in 2017 a man has said is least gave him the right to build a rooms in the warehouse and to have people over he said with the owner's consent, he built residences in the landlord wou c every month to check gun, but he was doing all may know called t

but this was bali situation about 3 years ago today the global poli initiative put 15 villages in its forward has managed to read out its story. but it's only when they open up on that idea was the brainchild of my own gandhi the founder of the initiator was supported by the strength and willpower of all the members of the 15 villages with a collective population of more than 30000. for . the last 3 years have witnessed the revival of 70 kilometers of the river that flows through the reason the building of bonn 62 farm ponds 52 czech dams and watershed structures all in a bid to ensure that not one drop of water in the region goes to waste. it was not just my own gandhi but the villagers very involved. we collected 4 lakhs and we did it without forcing anyone to contribute whatever they could before we collected villagers contributed to starting with 10 rupees and some even gave in 1000 there was not a single house that did not contribute even if their regular nestlé are living in the city and not residing in the village this is how we broadened and deepened the papa nasty river that

a region making headlines by the largest number of families who sides and a climate of utter doom bali is to be seen as a role model in self-sufficiency and self-reliance. global putting up a local where the. global marley has are going to come out and change in the mindset of the people you have there really is what. you needed to build other than for instance a site about only legal store somebody and what they were doing at the party and i thought once this was not about you know you now do what i want to work yes i'm quite a. lot of republican job. as a community with. little bit about who i was. in. one of like. a little girl's house i think you are you have never met a lot of me and that is based on politics based on caste based on religion and now we see each other as human beings we don't care if he has land on what religion he belongs to none of these are just going in essence exist. we live in that in harmony and because of that we can now see social and cultural progress you know. when you're talking of a 1000000 i'm what i'm about in a moment to prove i'm living. my. often

the most important reasons for hunger in the world how can do you avoid this we are some people in bali what they thought when we have left 0 1st then we bring it. to the office the next day and share it with my colleagues and we eat we have a big lunch together. on the view we throw away leftovers and put them in the recycling bin. more than 3600000 people live in their lane and more than 13000000 visitors come every year and makes up many cultures and ways of dealing with food and with leftovers. if you buy enough you'll eat enough and you will not waste the food yeah that's the logic and i buy in small quantities and if there is some leftover from some meals if it spit meats we have a lot of stray cats and dogs in turkey so we just feed them with those leftovers. and that's it i. i usually do not throw away his father i did this i put it in the freezer or give it to my friends i think that's about what one great thing you can do with all grit is to cut it into small pieces and let it dry then when you need it soften it up with water or milk maybe add an egg and you've got a great dou

in bali in indonesia it's white. while in mexico it's yellow and other bright hues but what effect 2 colors have on the human psyche . colors captivate us they stimulate and evoke emotions. there are many beliefs about the specific impact of colors for example on people's cognitive performance or their emotions. red is said to be invigorating blue it helps us concentrate green is relaxing but is there solid scientific proof for this to find out we're going to observe 3 experiments. ecologist daniel to still wants to know if his test subjects respond physically to color to do this he's going to measure their skin conductance it increases for example when her hands wet due to emotional arousal. he shows his test subjects for colors it's not just the hue that carries red green blue and grey but also the saturation and brightness of the color. the test subjects also have to write down how they feel relaxed and calm agitated or aroused are they uncomfortable and happy or do they find it pleasant and feel happy. finding an

be watching to delhi newsnight from bali and up next the dog film follows a father trying to save his daughter the so-called economic state and hannah humphrey inviting thanks for your company and the forward to seeing you can see. that. i'm the brand new delusions are middle class let's proceed to voice the topics that affect us all. climate change and the return of. only green friends check it out. hi dad it's me there's no future for us here i don't have one single dollar. if there is a smuggler who got 10 women at a fair yesterday without any problems. see it shatters any illusions you might. buy your own child would rather go join the terrorists than stay with you. and even think it's cool for example quote rough sex and i thought i was young i guess and wanted a bit of revolution as mom was sort of in. this film tells the story of a father i accompanied over a period of 4 years and his daughter. for instance pretty it's clear to us that she's not only some little girl who was groomed to have the law allowed it unfold around us by sure i was naive in a friends of yours also a per

tried to implement onto the floor of the sun in one and i remember thinking at the time because of bali in broken forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a pull. but i do the news often confronted difficult situations more conflict between does something still high seas respond to my child to confront does he does on policies and development put the spotlight on issues that matter most. to security oppression matia nice solution. or not has been achieved so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is on the top she's on and i'll look into jail field. goal. play. play. play. play play. play. because d.w. news like from berlin the far right makes major gains in tuesday's elections in eastern germany but mainstream parties managed to hold off for victory and sacked me as brandenburg as all show chancellor on the back expressing democrats garnering the most votes back to me and the governing social democrats take 1st place in brandenburg also coming out poland marks 18 years since the 2nd world war began.

in 27 takes akshay kumar along with the surgeon launched india's insurance scheme the bali blitz stunt. performers a cupboard for up to $9000.00 of medical treatment for injuries they sustained while working. but if they break their knee or if anything happens to the shin or they get burnt marks they are people who look after them they get very very looked after in a lot of hospitals this year 2 people got hurt and one person got burnt so it is very essential. that they don't get the burden of paying money for the herd which. to get. but not all stunt performers have someone looking out for the in southern india where filmmakers don't have big hollywood budgets produces often cut corners leaving stunt asses to bear the risk and the costs for. artists like jolie basti and in so a stunt director and professional car race with more than 850 films to his name. here for les for the many because every day you're not doing the same thing every day or lose something new new new so of problem is the other is clearly very high. in the famous tea plantations of carolina sholay is working on a fil

unknown and under when i won a seat mates the men and women risking it all for the brought lots of bali on al-jazeera. to stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. calling on egypt's president to step down thousands joined protests in cities across the country. looking to harbor when i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera. what is going to happen. when the fuse lifted will be a bloodbath pakistan's prime minister delivers an extraordinary attack on his indian counterpart of a kashmir and warns the u.n. to intervene. on the move iran releases a british flag to oil tanker 2 months after detaining the bessel in the strait of hormuz. and demonstrators rally in hong kong to condemn the government for detaining protesters. so demonstrators in egypt are once again calling for the resignation of president of the federal sisi cafes and shops have been shot and football matches canceled as officials tighten security across the country or while rights groups report what seems to have been the most sweeping mass arrests since 2013

this is the day of the news coming to you live from bali and bangladesh is calling it dies for drinking drugs refugee you say for them it means death the dhaka government threatens to send tens of thousands of rocking the tide was still a good motive i bend. down children to be drowned for them it's another try.

in 27 takes akshay kumar along with the surgeon launched india's insurance scheme the bali blitz stunt. performers a cupboard for up to $9000.00 of medical treatment for injuries they sustained while working. but if they break the door if anything happens to the shin or they get burnt marks they are people who look after them they get very very looked after in a lot of hospitals this year 2 people got hurt and one person got burnt so it is very essential. that they don't get the burden of paying money for the herd. but not all stunt performers have someone looking out for the in southern india where filmmakers don't have big hollywood budgets produces often cut corners leaving stunt asses to bear the risk and the costs for. artists like jolie dusty and in so a stunt director and professional car race with more than 850 films to his name. here for les for the many because every day you're not doing the same thing every day or lose something new new new so or problem is the other is clearly very late. in the famous tea plantations of carolina jolie is working on a film that featuring a c

make art and how creative can machines it's really are it's 21 talks at the global media forum in bali. algorithms are everywhere and they are increasingly changing the way art is made so what does this mean if the successors to some of our greatest creative minds shakespeare rembrandt or even beethoven are in fact high performance machines art has always been a defining feature of our humanity so are we perhaps at the end of an era and can i be truly creative these are questions we'll attempt to answer with a diverse group of guests give them around of applause please ladies and gentlemen . and please allow me to introduce them bethlehem dessie is here all the way from. today touted as the youngest pioneer in ethiopia's fast emerging tech scene so her focus is on training women in ai she does this that i called labs which is one of the involved in developing the famous humanoid robot sophia who is over here on my right give her a round of applause. mock. the german philosopher and bestselling author says that it's precisely human imperfection that will be our greatest strength and our

in 27 takes akshay kumar along with the surgeon launched india's 1st ever insurance scheme the bali blitz stunt. performers a cupboard for up to $9000.00 of medical treatment for injuries they sustained while working. for it if they break the door if anything happens to the shin or they get burnt marks they are people who look after them they get very well looked after in a lot of hospitals this year to people. and one person got burned so it is very essential. that they don't get the burden of paying money for the herd which to get . loose all stunt performers have someone looking out for them in southern india where filmmakers don't have big hollywood budgets produces often cut corners leaving stunt asses to bear the risk and the costs. are just like jolie bastida in so a stunt director and professional car race with more than 850 films to his name. here for les for many of them because every day you're not doing the same thing everyday or lose something new new new so of problem is the other is clearly very early. in the famous tea plantations of carolyn to go jolie is working on a fil

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performers are under and under $101.00 ace mates the men and women risking it all for the bright lights of bali on al-jazeera award winning programming from international film makers quit driving around looking for drug addicts on the streets of kabul al-jazeera sets the stage these men are demanding just because not one hard. giving voice to the voiceless have you felt your mission to protect the civilian population but open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. on al-jazeera. has been accused by several women of being detained you've been the true confinement all the while you have refrained from speaking to the media why have you trolls and to talk about islamic studies professor tonic ramadan towards 2 al-jazeera about the ongoing repairing his actions against. saddam for the sport let's cross live to doha's a hell of a stadium to join some hama wish. thank you very much hello welcome back to hell of a stadium where the world athletics jabbers. the has just got under way a lot has been made of you some bolt no longer competing but one man who might fill the gap is us sprint n

chirac current president a man or not call paid his respects during a military ceremony at the in bali. and thailand's prime minister has urged bangkok residents to wear face masks as a toxic smog envelops the capital tiny dust particles in the atmosphere have reached dangerous levels according to officials campaigners say the government is failing to tackle the cause pollution from industry and cars. at least 2 people have died in a fire at an overcrowded greek migrant camp the dead are reported to be a woman and a child the blaze struck the morea camp on the island of lesbos it was later put out but residents of the camp are angry at what they say was a slow response and they clashed with police conditions at the camp are at a breaking point after a sharp spike in migrant arrivals from turkey. misery upon misery on the greek island of last boss migrants scramble to escape a cloud of tear gas fired by police as a tragic chain of events unfolded at the marianna town. a fire broke out inside the camp quickly spreading through containers used to hives residents there are conflicts in rep

well whether you're watching from melbourne australia jakarta indonesia or even bali for that matter this is r.t. international i'm john thomas and we're certainly glad to have you with us. all right millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly fallen into the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were bought by the united states and its allies that is according to documents seen by a book investigative journalist. this is anonymous they received a. document about. the queen not serbia not actively received and that you have got her mom tracking 0. 4 or so on those contrasts i will say able to id if i want to speak a lot lot of electrons in the sand language they hear it in their propaganda video a.t.m.'s if those documents prove to be genuine then weapons seen on the islamic state video in yemen could well be serbian made after being sold to u.s. military contractors correspondent guns have explains how the weapons could have ended up in terrorist hands. it's a remarkable trail from the arms factories of europe for the hands of isis terrorists in yemen

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