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like these david chan is not his real name they say was last november when protesters and police clashed for hours on the university campus hong kong police had to calm the massive attack. and david says it's not only the physical threats that affect morale. they've been working long hours they've been blamed fingers pointed at them it's very exhausting both physically and mentally. this is what he's talking about on calmness criticising and often could sing at the police many offices are on edge they've been accused of indiscriminate arrests beating up subdued protesters and threatening to shoot tear gas into apartments. videos of alleged police brutality yes circulating online. bystanders who get into arguments with officers risk getting pepper sprayed a clear violation of the rules as david. i'm just frustrated because some officers really just like the protesters and honestly they really want to beat them up but i think this isn't the right mentality we should be impartial as police offices we shouldn't take sides. he says he's currently doing as much as 100 hours of overtime every m

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thank you for joining us the climate crisis is not something that will happen it is something that is happening and experts estimate up to a 1000000000 people on the planet could become climate refugees this century what does that mean well as sea levels rise people living in coastal regions will see floods most of this will take place in asia nearly 700000000 people will be affected there more than all other continents combined in the philippines climate change is not an abstract concept for those living on low lying islands e.-w. visited one of those places called been one. is a risky boat captain in being one gun an island district in the bay of manila. he helps people in distress but he's powerless against the greatest danger facing his community the orland is sinking every year up to 6 centimeters deeper into the sea. residents are now rebuilding their houses on the rooftops of their old sunken homes. it's about pulling a fast one full big one. scares me most about the steady sea water rise is that someday we won't even see the roofs anymo

chan: it is very much dependent on domestic social unrest.ence, restore law and order, people will be more willing and feeling more safe to come out, to spend money. foreign investors have confidence in us. tourism -- tourists coming back. foreign investors increasing their investments, coming here for conference, christmas. things can bounce back very quickly. >> the government has rolled out relief measures last year, up to $3 billion. some of the economists we talked to say it is not enough. it won't make a dent to reverse the slowdown. what else will you be targeting this time around, and why isn't the government doing more? sec. chan: we have launched four rounds of measures, al, altogether the amount is $25 billion. together with the measures we announced in the last budget was in the order of $45 million, it together can help the economy by 2%. going forward in 2020, we will continue to spend boldly to help that. matt: that was hong kong financial secretary paul chan speaking to bloomberg. look at the bloomberg business flash now. >> t

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pro-democracy movement kim has found a place miami that lists businesses which support the protests coco chan and chairs co have found at their business after dropping out of jobs in the financial sector they have been supporting the pro-democracy movement since its beginning i want to die and i was going to have customers came in one day and when they finished they gave us a yellow sticker and said you can put this up it's only then i realised they were from a verification team the yellow shops are high and dry one thing again. cocoa and shasta have found at their pastry shop in 2015 when the protest movement started they suffered losses as most small businesses but since then have been laid yellow that turnover is even higher than before the protests started and it was when protesters go to ace and other places they need to be careful about people the herring the conversations they don't have to worry about that head that's why we have more customers recently sometimes they even queue up outside our shop and take us is really just around the corner. but those who do not support the protests

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chan designed in 1836 and another 28. munich could take more then a museum is dedicating. to the last 200 years design. the show is untitled and design. from 859 sold over 50000000 times entirely new at the time was the use of bent toward. i believe this is an iconic piece of design this so-called coffee house chair also simply known as number 14 is characterized by the unity of technology and design it's a simple piece of furniture and consists of just 6 parts on 10 screws and 2 nuts that's all. that is. the exhibition shows how furniture design radically changed in the 1920 s. through the introduction of new materials like steel major designers such as marshall broiler the bauhaus school developed a radical new look. in the 1950. underwent another change with curvaceous forms and bright colors designers like burn a plant on denmark brought into people's homes. then a plant on kick started a new design era that turned away from the perpendicular functionalist aesthetic. in the form of the new era was about a more emotional approach and lots of knowledge and within that. e

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i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thank you for joining us month or pesh teen is the face of a growing protest movement in pakistan one daring to challenge the country's powerful military and earlier this week officials arrested him on conspiracy and sedition charges has accused security forces of widespread abuse against the ethnic minority under the pretext of its war on terror his group has accused the military of extrajudicial killings and thousands of disappearances he says that as the army has battled is almost militants it has unfairly targeted passions in the country's north west in just the 2 years of his activism has seen his movement grow across the country the military has imposed a strict media blackout on the group but their peaceful protests still draw tens of thousands of people. i'm joined in the studio by an alley of social media service and also d w correspondent shots at jelani shots ed let's start with you who is minds are pashtun and why is this message gaining ground. most people in pakistan had never heard of seen until about 2 years ago it's a fascina

and an exhibition in front showing the huge influence of the work of charlie chan has had. first of all though let's have a look into our cultural crystal ball and see some of the highlights coming up this year there's lots of anniversaries and we'll be covering them with a big emphasis on the 250th anniversary of beethoven's birth and his bomb here in berlin there's a new director of the berlin our film festival again the lots of coverage here on d.w. but there's all sorts of other things like this. was a double dose of. the question is justified after all it's been 5 years since double a 7 month break down screens.

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thank you for joining us china says more than 130 people have died from the corona virus with about 6000 cases confirmed across the country in order to combat its spread the government has ordered the partial or full lockdown of many cities that means some 60000000 citizens are currently prisoners in their own home focus and fear have moved beyond china's borders this is a fast moving story but as we go to air in the rest of asia we are seeing coronavirus cases popping up in hong kong macau singapore taiwan thailand malaysia vietnam cambodia nepal sri lanka south korea and japan masks are selling out across the region and governments are working to evacuate their citizens from the city of will high on ground 0 where the virus 1st appeared from one of them we have journalist frank smith joining us out of seoul frank how are people feeling about this. well they are certainly worried as more reports from around the world trickle in about the number of people that have been affected infected i should say and certainly here in south korea there's a l

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thank you for joining us it's been 7 years since the violent gang rape and murder of a 23 year old woman in delhi the story made international headlines and sparked massive nationwide protests in india the college student and her male friend were brutally attacked on a bus it were beaten with an iron bar the woman raped repeatedly and then dumped by the side of the road she died from her injuries 2 weeks later it led to the tightening of the country's rape laws the 4 men convicted of the crime worse scheduled to hang this weekend those executions are now delayed. we have. as well in delhi for more of this process has taken so long there must be a sense of frustration from people and of course there has been so much outrage but i wonder has that outrage also meant division in the country most definitely release of the fact that this process has taken 7 long as has been frustrating not just for the victim's family but for people across the country brought us just bored out into the streets 7 long years ago and justice is only being delivered now

there are several other big studio films that are looking to do the same thing including a jackie chan an action film this could be very significant because streaming so far hasn't had a big impact the movie going in china this movie going still quite new there people still like to go to the movies but this could be a turning point especially these big films finally success at home people get used to watching big films at home ok so the coronavirus could mean more streaming and china now another thing that people can do from home of course is play video games what's been the impact there surprisingly or ironically video games who has become incredibly popular since the since the outbreak and it's called plague inc plague plague like as in black plague the game it's an online game basically you create a virus and then you infect a country and try to spread around the world sounds like a bit of gallows humor. but since the outbreak of the virus it's become the most popular game downloaded in china i mean it could be a way of coping right you've got this crisis outside your window maybe p

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