i just wanted to make a few comments about burma. on saturday cyclone nargis swept through burma the storm affected more than two million people and according to the burmese media killed thousands the aftermath has left cities paralyzed family separated and houses and businesses destroyed. americans are a compassionate people and we're already acting to provide help. the us is offered financial assistance through our embassy. we'll work with the un and other international non-governmental organizations to provide water sanitation food and shelter more assistance will be forthcoming. the united states stands prepared to provide an assistance team and much-needed supplies to burma as soon as the burmese government accepts our offer. the government of burma should accept this team quickly as well as other offers of international assistance. as they cope with this tragedy the men and women of burma remain in the thoughts and prayers of many americans. it's troubling that many of the burmese people learned of this impending disaster only

why people of burma deserve to be protected. that is an important point. coming to us young, they are divided. very strong countries. they cannot delivered -- deliver five points. the need to take some serious action. there is a serious problem. >> let's hope they're listening. thank you very much. thank you for watching. you can see the program anytime by visiting our website. go to our facebook page. during the conversation on twitter. -- join the conversation on twitter. goodbye for now. pppxxxx■]■t■]■o/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñn x - you like vultures? [laughs] - i don't know if she knows what a vulture is. - you're gonna learn. - vultures are the unsung heroes of our society. - adonis, big bird. - i know about the bird, of course i know about it, everybody knows about the bird, right? talking about adonis, right? - i don't know why, what the attachment is to this bird? i'm trying to help somebody when i can't even help myself. [somber music] [ambient music] - [announcer] major funding for "reel south" was provided by etv endowment, the national endowment for the

that's why not in burma why it is double standard. why people obama treated less human being or not that deserve to be protected. so that is a very important point here. coming to the us the and often if divided like militia like indonesia, they are very strong countries, tech support, the human right in burma. but this action cannot deliver 5 points because of the division we need international community. take some serious action, not just passing the bucket to the r c and just staying. all right, no serious problem here. now ok, we are hearing the please from you and from christopher to international leaders for more assistance. let's hope they're listening to thank you very much. all of you for joining us today. sure. when justin chambers and crest of a gun and and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website as al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. it goes to join the conversation on twitter or at ha

the human right in burma. but this action cannot deliver 5 points because of the division we need international community. take some serious action, not just passing the bucket to the r c and just staying. all right, no serious problem here. now ok, we are hearing the please from you and from christopher to international leaders for more assistance. let's hope they're listening to thank you very much. all of you for joining us today. sure. when justin chambers and crest of a gun it and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website as al jazeera dot com and prefer discussion do go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story because of join the conversation on twitter or at ha inside story from me, norah kyle and the whole team here apply for now. ah . ah. indonesia your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy is busy transforming. ready to be your business partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically sta

now to talk further about this in london, schulman, executive director of the burma human rights network in chiang mai and thailand justin chambers, a post doctoral researcher at the danish institute for international studies. how work focuses on or 40 and ethnic national conflicts in man, mom and also in london, christopher gunner, director of the min, more accountability projects are very warm. welcome to all of you to him. and let's start by looking a little bit more at this catching attack at least 60 killed including civilians. why did the military, john, to target this concert and what's being the kitchen response? but actually if i go back to clear clearly, clearly and in you about this, this is not the 1st time to targeting the civilian target non competent targets. the military has been using to type of strike. one is a helicopter gunship. the other one is the 5 digit latest flight, or just for a quote from russia. every time, if you get more than 200 times the s truck has been conducted across the country within the couple of years. and targeted places caring, or any catching c

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the depletion of china in the peripheral or in creating threats on the periphery in afghanistan in burmaiwan and so on and the technological blockade, that is, the containment of china, let's say new technological successes that would help it, but to modernize the industry and be more competitive lower, the united states is still assessing the consequences, where as we do not know the familiar approach of the united states meanwhile, experts fear a large-scale recession in the us the fed is actively raising the key rate to lower the fed's consumer prices . increased it by 75 basis points. at each of the three past comments , experts believe that it will also happen in november, despite the increase in rates, inflation in september exceeded 8% of the economy in a very contradictory way, that is, it cannot be unequivocally said that it is in a good position or vice versa in a state of recession, although in fact, formally, uh, during the first and second quarter there was a drop in the pp was small, but it was meaning one and six tenths of a percent. in the first quarter 22nd year and 0.6

as the depletion of chinese peripherals or in creating threats on the periphery in afghanistan in burma in taiwan and so on and a technological blockade, that is, deterring china from, let's say, new technological successes that would help it, but to modernize industry and be more competitive lower united states the consequences are still being assessed, where, if not we know the familiar approach in the united states, meanwhile , experts fear a large-scale recession in the us the fed is actively raising the key rate to reduce consumer prices the fed. increased it by 75 basis points at each of our three meetings. experts believe that this will also happen in november, despite the increase in rates, inflation in september exceeded 8%, the situation of the economy is very contradictory, that is, it cannot be unequivocally said that it is in good shape. position or vice versa in a state of recession, although in fact formally uh, during the first and second quarter there was a fall. p is small, but it was meaning one and six tenths of a percent. in the first quarter of the twenty-second ye

in burma, the death toll from military air raids in the northern state of kachin sunday has risen to 80, while some 100 were wounded. sunday night's attack came as hundreds of people had ghered celebrating the founding of the kachin independence organization. it is lily the deadliest aerialssault launched by burma'militaryegime since it seed powern a febrry 2021 coup. human rights advocates have accused the burmese military junta of war cris and have called on e international community to ban the sale of weapons and airplane fuel to burma. in iran, university students in tehran and across the country continue to defy heightened security and a bloody government crackdown on protests following the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini last month. students refused to return to class after iranian authorities alleged university student in tehran had died of suicide as is authorities have newly been accused of covering up the killing of student protesters by iranian security forces. student-led protests were held at a number of universities in tehran tuesday on the eve of planned ceremonies co

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it's anywhere it ends up in burma. and that happens a lot with plastic. 40 per cent of plastic produced is for packaging. in 2018, just 13.6 percent of plastic containers and packaging where recycled to counter this, no plot had developed little sashes for sauces or drinks made from algae. so you can eat them along with our contents, even if they're not consumed and are thrown away. not like claims. they will buy, degrade in 4 to 6 weeks. to make these vanishing sashes, not quite dry and grinds up. brown see weed, a special machine, and then turns the powder into a membrane that can be filled and finally sealed. oh, ah gdc with no, we really target cases of instant consumption out of home, or things that are used very quickly. where to potentially is going to be able to have the functional properties to that you heard of packaging humans that is required, but that has also the best sense of being reintegrated in nature each. we fail to collect your thoughts on the right bit. the firm also makes a special coding for tak

we are very pleased to welcome her as a colleague and daniel dylan, burma who reports on iran for the berlin bass to daily devout, also joins us and kills. if i can start with you is, is of course, and not only women, but also school girls who are now tearing off their he jobs in public. their head scarves are now becoming a symbol for defiance of the regime. where is this fury coming from? have you been surprised by its force? i and i say have actually, i mean, wish we've had this product, i protest for 3 weeks now roughly. and when they started, i thought, well, it is new. a lot of it is still new women and men going together, sat chanting as a said, women life freedom, which is new because all gender school are together. they're fighting for for women's rights together and human rights. but now it's the gen z is rising up as well. we see gens the rising of all over the world and now we see them iran and the force and the courage of these girls, this young girls who know the higher care of this oppressive regime in schools. we've seen school girls like shouting out the director of t

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we're very pleased to welcome her as a colleague and daniel dylan burma who reports on iran for the berlin based daily developed also joins us and gilda, if i can start with you, it is of course not only women, but also school girls who are now tearing off their hijabs in public. their headscarves are now becoming a symbol for defiance of the regime where is this fury coming from? have you been surprised by its force? i must say. i have actually, i mean, we've we've had this pro protest for three weeks now roughly and when they started i thought, well, it is new. a lot of it is still new women and men going together chanting as you said, women like freedom, which is new because all genders are together. they're fighting for for women's rights together and human rights, but now it's jen's eases rising up as well. we see gen z rising up all over the world and now we see in iran and the force and the courage ofhese girls, these young girls who know the hierarchy of this oppressive regime in schools. we've seen schoolgirls like shouting out the director of the school. it's just seems that i am

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it was already happening as the british gave up, india, ceylon, and burma, and the dutch withdrew from indonesia. but while other empires were collapsing, france went against the grain and would not let go. meanwhile, in sub saharan africa, several political parties in different countries combined in the early 19 fifties to form b, r d, a upon african movement with communist affiliations in france. one of its leaders was the ivory coast and b phillips, so fed winey, who openly wanted to end the colonial period. france could not possibly accept this, particularly at this time of the cold war. paris decided to try and break these rebels who were a little too close to moscow, floyd slightly in ivory coast. the french army action was brutal. on the 27th was january 1915. the lease school fed, whiny, narrowly escaped imprisonment. the next day senator victoria bianca bada was found decapitated in the woods. thousands of their supporters were arrested, and hundreds of villages destroyed. a cloak of secrecy was spread over this abuse. silence on the side of the executioners, and among the vic

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. >> they are current goal is to get those done and as a threat in burma continues to escalate as it has. >> let's assume there's no escalations there's no escalation sinew at 90 sinew at 9500 buildings yater protects. it seems to me of thousands of small number given the size of your portfolio. >> rfr rfr is strength for law enforcement is 1131 and they are placed throughout the country based on the number of facilities and the population of the federal employees there the highest tourist facilities would have more people. we have more officers here in d.c. than we have in ames, iowa are merely because it's needed here. >> the capitol lays out thousands of officers for one complex, you have 1000 officers for 9500 buildings? my time has expired. >> thank you mr. torres. i want to go through second round of questions i want to follow up on mr. torres' concept here. you got tenants that are supposed to pay you their fair share. and ms. latham one of the big issues you said this money to implement and mr. torres at 30% compliance and 70% none. do we have to mandate that other federal ag

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