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world bank india has been losing around $2.6 billion every year because of discrimination against lg bt more inclusive. members of the community feel stricter policies are needed. translation: big companies don't think about us. i think there should bea think about us. i think there should be a quota for people like us in jobs to guarantee their place, and many can apply. this latest campaign is no conditions apply, in a mark of their social acceptance which she hopes will be found in corporate boardrooms as well. india has around 5 million transgenders. they got legal status in 2014 in the indian court that the social stigma still remains. they are not equal injob, health and education opportunities, but like the ceremony, there are those hoping to bridge this gap. that report from davina gupta. before we go, a look at the markets. asia is pulling back in early trading with the new k to 25 down by 191, the read by 328 points, after us equities fell overnight as investors dumped apple, internet and other technology shares, further shaken confidence in a group of stocks that has propelle

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we had their breaking news, bt. let's put up some of the red headlines.year of their the doubt to the upper half of 7.3 billion to 7.4 billion. their ceo, changes aplenty over at bt. pence, dividend, 4.62 30%. this is big. the dividend is only 30% of last year's dividend, 15.4 p. it is a red headline. guiding higher on at the data, they say the outlook -- ebitda, they say the outlook will be maintained. nejra: talking about equities, you mentioned jpmorgan in the headlines, talking about a "rolling squeeze" higher, the potential for a violent upside rally is likely, but doesn't look like we see that in asia. david ingles in hong kong has more. david: the granular story here, guys, good morning from asia, when you look at china and the rest of asia mostly, it's about the drip feed of positive news out of beijing, acting as a put for equity markets at least in the last 72 hours. the stories in japan, looking at that market, that is a little more nuanced. within that market, you have the three large heavily weighted telecom shares. can we get those up? the n

bts united states senators. one united states senator won that race too close to call two governors here in the united states you see in the highest elected offices in the land under the president so. just doesn't take much to imagine some of those candidates moving up well it's been good talking to both of you a victory fund and gregory angelo with republicans thank you let's do this again before two thousand and twenty and see what the race looks like in a year or so thank you. well on the other side of the world tonight in lebanon and there is also a story of an awakening political awareness when it comes to sexual minorities in the country's last parliamentary election back in may several candidates openly endorsed l.g.b. t.q. rights but as d.w.i. uber he reports being transgender still means a wife faced with discrimination. this tiny apartment has become diana's only safe space in her hometown of beirut. even going outside to meet up with close family members can be very difficult and i was able to joke wi

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bt community. the librarians at simmons college published a guide at warning christian so the phrases merry christmas happy easter and god bless you a so-called micro aggressions against muslims we discussed the issue with legal analyst lionel an editor dave lindorff. if this were any other religion any other situation nobody would have any problem with this nine that would be it would be up understood it would be it will be tolerated there would be diversity it would be understood but if it's christianity if it's jesus on college campuses today no go guaranteed and that's just really not true i mean i my wife teaches at temple university in philadelphia and there are christians all over the campus handing stuff out all the time no problem. there's bigger problems i think with with muslims because there's some harassment of them by other students but you know in general i think in general it's live and let live with religious railing on campuses we can say that temple is different than columbia and

aasia bibi i've been flown out of the country but the government says that she's still in pakistan bt spent eight years in jail for blasphemy she's been accused of insulting the prophet muhammad her acquittal triggered violent protests by islamist groups who called for her execution immediately her lawyer has been granted asylum in the netherlands where he fled because those life was in danger he told g.w. news that he's asked the dutch government to help his client. let's bring in journalist who is in pakistan covering this story so we know where aasia bibi could be. she will be moved on and have been deported you can leave unlocked married and shifted to your from abroad probably in india protected pretty well for your duty for your friends and this is the point really think darkroom or complication or complicated of auteur or growing or putting your country there are going to worship or continue to your heart the foreign operated the national guard had the night that she had not entered the country and she is in pocket bomb now the atmosphere in the country as we have heard it is v

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