coming to you from mumbai india over the next thirty minutes egil environments in the tradition of dying fabric is making a comeback. startup is making ethical and sustainable smartphones. and how a couple can vote in bad in that and into what is to be unlocked being focused. first a story of a vibrant bachrach textile printing has been practiced in the western state of all for centuries now there are communities like the cup to use for whom bought tickets been a source of livelihood for generations but in recent years with the availability of cheap us in turn to dave's traditional printing which is environment friendly has taken a big hit but some families of the company community in the region are trying to revive the glorious tradition. of. this state of gujarat is known for being colorful that's primarily because of its traditional textile industry and the vibrant fabrics and prints used to make the garments local people there. by generations but it has been our tradition for generations is something i've inherited so i could see it's basically runs in my blood. type deity or shockey

co-founder julian a son's who is now in prison and ahead of a hearing next month on extradition to the us egil my case i've spoken to the media outside the jail they'd spin schedule to meet assad's in london's ecuadorian embassy until last week's arrest and he said he's there with the details. i'm outside the prison where julian assange is being held in custody is a category a prison in south east london now earlier today members of the german bundestag and the european parliament were in front of the prison holding a press conference per testing against a songes arrest they believe it sets a dangerous precedent worldwide for journalists. journalists he's a whistle blower and needs international protection another criminal criminalization we recently he gave. truth he delivered to provide the truth to the public about the war crimes you rock and afghanistan and therefore he should be awarded to criminalise he says that most of the sins of the knights and. his accusers by you know he kept being in prison for all their life and it's not fair because he only than the cases that corruption cases t

of coming to protest but the demonstrators insist they won't give up until he resigns a president egil much to queen al-jazeera. and to leila medicine a sudanese american journalist and activist who has helped organize protests against pressure in the u.s. she's been lobbying us politicians for their support our message is a complete alignment with what the protesters are saying. and we're also campaigning for freedom peace and justice that sudanese americans we have our first amendment right to freely assemble freely protest today we had a protest in new york city where people marched from times square all the way to the united nations on a second avenue last week we had a protest in washington d.c. and the week before that we were in san francisco so our messaging is incomplete alignment with the people back into that and they're saying her yes a lot a lot ally which includes of course translates into freedom peace and justice that's my message and so we've taken that message to congress a lobbying representative we were meeting with jennifer alexis just a week ago in washington d.c.