that was elaine pearson _ be held to account. that was l elaine pearson speaking to me be held to account. that was - elaine pearson speaking to me a little earlier. uganda has confirmed at least seven cases of ebola and one death in an outbreak in the centre of the country. initial assessments uganda could be backin assessments uganda could be back in the downstream of the via virus. there�*s been call for a two state solution in the middle east. comments are in line with the position that president biden set out during his visit to israel last month. let�*s turn to south korea now, where the shocking murder of a young women last week has led to widespread anger after it highlighted the country�*s weak stalking laws. the man suspected of stabbing the subway worker to death had been stalking her for many years and was due to be sentenced the next day. the government has since made promises to strengthen the law to protect victims, but politicians have been criticised for not taking violence against women seriously enough. 0ur seo

let's speak to elaine pearson — who's the new asia director at human rights watch. you on the programme. in terms of how this works, talk us through this. are you seeing a rise in numbers here?- are you seeing a rise in numbers here? , . ., , numbers here? yes, we certainly are. this numbers here? yes, we certainly are- this is— numbers here? yes, we certainly are- this is a _ numbers here? yes, we certainly are. this is a new _ numbers here? yes, we certainly are. this is a new phenomenon. l are. this is a new phenomenon. this is a modern form of slavery. in the past we would see women and girls being trafficked, being duped into false promises of work and ending up in factories or brothels. now what we are seeing is people from countries as diverse as china, vietnam, lord to cambodia on the promise of work for the time times is working a call centre, food processing but when they get there they find that actually, they are being forced to scam others on line. and the scams are often like fake romantic relationships but all about trying to get as much money as they

it was published just minutes before and her end of the end of her term on wednesday. elaine pearson is the acting asia director with human rights watch, and she's joining us live from sidney. are good to have you with us, man, while we're waiting for that sir, that press conference. describe your reaction. first of all, to the reports by michelle blashley. well, this really is a groundbreaking report, either un, it's been a long time coming. i'm, it's, well, i begin, but i say it's groundbreaking because it finds that the mass, arbitrary detention of wiggle and other muslim scene. she gang may amount to crimes against humanity. and this is coming from the u. n's top official on human rights. it goes into some detail describing the types of serious violations of human rights . it talks about torture. totes that force, labor rate, and arbitrate attention. china denies all these allegations. it clearly believes there is no case to answer. china does nothing. what should happen? well, i think this report is a really important step towards accountability for the victims and survivors of