as a representative at unicef the gambia. manet is a journalist and founder of their voice must be that's a human rights organization aiming to protect women and girls is in the gambian for the age of katanga hello everybody i was going to give our viewers a warning because this is a very distressing conversation trash you have about children young people with me being exploited but i mean there was a big famous haploid in the united kingdom that drew attention to some of the exploitive activities of tourists i'm going to show a couple of pictures and is going to warn everybody so they understand what's about to happen so this is a gentleman with a top with it was a toddler the gentleman has a british accent the toddler does not. much older gentleman with a get little kids in the ocean just show you one more here gentleman 2 gentlemen here i'm not even sure gentlemen's and white pepper words 2 men here with 2 young local kids saw the king on the side and let me know how big a problem is protecting children in the gambia when

talking about the gambia but these tourists come from some way top noisey in the u.k. the son sick in i seen u.k. paedos paedophiles preying on gambian children and it's britain's fought says un official and then a big travel company you may have seen the news of richter of a company called thomas cook that collapsed in recent months and it says that this collapse is u.k. travel company will impact the tourism sector in the gambia making what young people are having to do even more extreme because of the lack of tourism limine laying the responsibility of some responsibility the foot of the british authorities to what he say to that. well basically when i did this particular publication i was one of those that really says before the interview but when i actually when you look at the profile and then the heat of the article you will be able to realize that actually even though the report is able to come out. to pinpoint it in pieces of the thing that he capitalized is because of the did not as we have you know little enforcement and he was able to broaden the i think is

on a tour through he's home city although it isn't the capital of the gambia federal quinta eve of a more think market trading center in a more west african country and it's the place to be for the youth of the country. and world. aids activists and i want to welcome you to my city. the world will take you around places around town. pretty. well from the. east deeply connected to his western home at 35 year old who was born here in the dishes. and so can this east. 3 165000. it's also the country's cultural and economic hop. in the heart of the city. that's right down the line of i'm going to follow. the money so this is the i know one of my favorite foods out here that has the sour taste and you add. sort of like i thought it was some sort and pepper and some sugar that's sweet and sour you know in the shop and you know it's louis is nice like gives you a different sense. overwhelmingly but there aren't enough jobs for this many are able to get by by doing odd jobs and even scholars. struggle for a while for inventor on the so-called black market to try to. narrow. the hottest place

so welcome to live one of my favorite places in the gambia you see the beautiful beach the beautiful people having fun and you know it was really a great time to have you guys know we like to thank everybody for watching faces and hope that you come to gamble here since this is my city it's not pretty but it's still a mob scene so. sad to have to break up with my life has been like a bad one to. live for you you must. really be going to do because it's now time to wrap up the show but thanks a lot for joining us and leave calling next we've got we're always happy to hear from you just write us at 7 to 7 at the dobbs dot com if you have any e-book for us all even story ideas we're ending the show with someone from the guy yes you guessed it right here is sheila featuring all reside we've that truck get to see call in to catch you on the next episode of the 507th and until then good bye. to. the one i don't tend to this is the one time they say that the sun. would never be one thing but we hope that desperate efforts to harvest the number need. to know what you like thomas. i know said

so welcome to land one of my favorite places in the gambia you see the beautiful beach the beautiful people having fun and you know that was really a great time have you guys like to thank everybody for watching and hope that you come to gambia since this is my city this is not all that pretty but it's still matsumoto. sad to have to break up with my mom but i've been like a. little you need a few months i. wouldn't be going to do this it's now time to wrap up the show but thanks a lot for joining us and leave next week that we're always happy to hear from you just write us at 7 to 7 at d w dot com if you have any feedback for us all even story ideas we ended the show with someone from the guy yes you guessed it right here is he not featuring only resign we that get to see caught up catch you on the next episode of the fun to 7th and until then good bye. to. the one time said look this is the one time there's been enough time. not one of the ways it will be how different the harvester number needed. to know what you want to let tom. playing the champions league it's like. nobody nobo

let me take you away from nairobi and let's head to fit in the gambia where iraq and activist takes a photo with you he's home city although it isn't the capital of the gandhi a fairy queen that eve of the most important market trading center in a more west african country and it's the place to be for the youth of the country. called world. ace activists and i want to welcome you to my city. and the world will take you around places around town. pretty but it's still welcome you are. deeply connected to his west. at 35 year old who was born here in the district of and some a condition east. around 365000. as the biggest metropolitan area. it's also the country's cultural and economic hop . in the heart of the city. right down i never told. anybody so this is the couple i know one of my favorite foods out here that has the sour taste and you add. i thought like i thought of her some sort and pepper and some sugar to have that sweet and sour you know in the shop and you know this is my slang gives you a different sense. overwhelmingly by there aren't enough jobs for this many are able t

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia where the few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. and. well i know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors. there with the dangerously i've got it. with a bit like you know where there is crime and what's left now let's look at the lot of business if you start thinking about that the people but it's often come to them that that might difficult in my minds about the times in banking but i live my life in my. career so weak but now say happy to be alive. and i. want to be a drugstore she is on board the ocean viking which is off the libyan coast good evening to you what condition are the people in who were rescued can you tell us. well i've spoken to one of the medics from dr without borders they provided medical and still up providing care for the rescued people check whether they healthy although it seems that some of these people have been at sea for many hours if not days the medical team

let me take you away from nairobi and let's head to fit in the gambia where iraq an activist takes a photo with you he's home city although it isn't the capital of the gandhi affair quinta of them or think what didn't market trading center in a more west african country and it's the place to be for the youth of the country. called world showplace in this case activists and i want to welcome you to my city . the group will take you around places around town. pretty but it's still my city welcome that's. deeply connected to his west. at 35 year old was born here in the district. and so can this east. 3 165000. it's also the country's cultural and economic hop. in the heart of the city. followed. through money so this is the i know one of my favorite foods out here that has the sour taste and you add. thought like i thought of some sort and pepper and some sugar to have that sweet and sour you know on the shelf and you know it's louis is nice like gives you a different sense. overwhelmingly but there aren't enough jobs for this many are able to get by by doing odd jobs and even scholars

welcome to the stream and semi ok the gambia one of west africa's most popular tourist destination spot international observers say children and young people are at risk of being exploited by some visitors what's needed to protect them do you live in the area where sex tourism is an issue share your thoughts through twitter . that can be as tourism industry has flourished film just come to tourists in $165.00 to more than 160000 in 2017 about 20 percent of the country's economy is now generated by holiday may.

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents in relatives russia. and. what are you know that. the my grandson also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctor. with a dangerously i've brought it. with simple like you that where there is a common what was left of the let's look and see how the business of incredible rescue. me about that the people but exhausted some of them found that quite difficult to find one of the ones are symbolic thing but otherwise likely the front end of the mess and it's. all yours so weak but now since the happy to be alive they're there. for months russia has been cracking down on young people who have dared to speak out against the government. now their mothers are defending them against political persecution. that conan is a fighter as she had stored at the courthouse in northern moscow with her son daniel her determination is palpable. ecord least nice and maxine martin soft have been accused of kicking a

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria in the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on. it with a dangerously i've brought it. with them but like you where there is a common what was left on the left i can see why the business of a pretty brisk you. know about that that they thought but it's often come to them that quite difficult to find once about how it's impacting but otherwise likely to feel like they are in this. group so weak but no sane happy to be alive. there are a. colombian drug lord pablo escobar was once one of the world's most dangerous criminals yet nearly 30 years after his death people continue to remand to size his lifestyle and make money out of his brutal legacy now though as the w.c. . reports the families of many victims have decided to take action. pablo escobar is everywhere in the streets and shops he grins at passers by from t. shirts key cha

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. with the dangerously i've brought it. with they were like you know where there is no crime and what was left out of what they can see out of business if incredible rescue not really about that that they thought but exhausted some of them done that in my months about how many times in backing but otherwise i might have been like the other messages. on the group so weak but now say they're happy to be alive. they're not. colombian drug lord pablo escobar was once one of the world's most dangerous criminals yet nearly 30 years after his death people continue to remand to size his lifestyle and make money out of his brutal legacy now though as did obviously call for last report. the families of many victims have decided to take action. pablo escobar is everywhere in the streets an

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria in the gambia 21 are under 18 years of age they came along without parents or relatives russia. and. what are you know that. the my grandson also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on. it with the dangerously i brought it. with the like you know where there is common to what it was like no other but i can see why the business of incredible rescue is not really happy about that they thought but exhausted some of them done that but didn't go to my mom's about it's symbolic and i was like i think i'm missing that's. all my hair so weak but now since the happy to be alive. for months russia has been cracking down on young people who have dared to speak out against the government. now their mothers are defending them against political persecution. that conan is a fighter as she heads towards the courthouse in northern moscow with her son daniel her determination is palpable. ecord least nice and maxine martin saw have been accused of kicking a police officer a

african countries to receive the reactions needed to conduct tests by the end of the week airports in gambia cameroon and guinea a screening passengers for viral symptoms kenya tanzania and rwanda have all suspended flights to china the democratic republic of congo is barring its citizens from flying there and picking a fast chinese citizens to stay away. preventive measures have been stepped up in brokers port city of 10 geas the country's health authorities have set up procedures to monitor travelers arriving through airports and the seaport moroccan hospitals are also being ready to receive any suspected coronavirus patients. those wishing to go ashore in tangiers harbor must undergo a medical screening especially passengers arriving on ships from china thermal cameras monitor body temperature medical staff question tourists and business travelers morocco wants to stop corona virus from entering the country at any cost . little is coming directly from china a check for medical issues and there are special measures in place for other travelers more generally conditions a stricter for trave

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. but that i know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. with the dangerously i've brought it up with the like you know where there is that happened and what it was like i can see i'd have been a simple medical rescue not really happy about that but the thought of my exhausted . at the time that might difficult to find months about it's symbolic thing but otherwise likely to feel like the missing it's. almost caruso week but now say happy to be a lawyer. after that report we asked the drugstore itch for more on the condition of the people who are rescued. well i've spoke to one of the medics from dr without borders they provided medical and providing care for the rescue people. whether they're healthy although it seems that some of these people have been at sea for many hours if not days the medical team support reported that they are lar

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 or under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. with the dangerously i brought it. with they were like you know where there is that common of what was left of that they can see a lot of business if you not really know about that the people but if there are some of them that might differ in my month about how many times in my life i play the game but then i'm missing. you so weak but now seeing the happy to be alive. on me. it's a colombian our many in the popular tourist city of cartagena are concerned about the growing number of children being forced into prostitution the problems deepening his car his sunny beaches attract more and more international tourists but a group of locals is pushing back to break up the under-age prostitution rings he wus nicko of as this exclusive or. during the day stuns with its vivid colors

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria in the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. with the dangerously i brought it. with them but like it where there is crap and what was left on the left they can see a lot of business if you let me about that they thought but it's so often that quite difficult to find one thing about the times in backing but otherwise likely to feel like they are. oh my god so weak but now so happy to be alive. there. in the austrian capital vienna a same sex couple is about to waltz into the history books the prestigious opera bowl dates back to the 19th century so you might expect it to be a sturdy pillar of tradition but in the opening ceremony on thursday 2 young women will gladly cross the floor in each other's arms. and i still feel proud and i was clubbed for a preparing to take to the floor as to fit debutantes at this year's pro

espera de saber si al consulado colombiano los ayudará a trasladar los restos de lourdes a su natal gambiatre las medidas que se adoptarán para aumentar la seguridad se incluye mostrar una identificación que coincida con el hombre impreso del boleto de viaje un residente de san francisco enfrenta cargos por poseer un arma dentro de una estación. el incidente ocurrió el 16 de diciembre, luego que los agentes vieron al sospechoso con lo que creían que era una bolsa de cocaína. al revisarlo los agentes encontraron 12 gramos de crack y una pistola cargada de 17 balas. >> tras la interpretación de refuerzos, se compartió en las redes sociales los problemas que asegura representan estas puertas para problemas como ella. indicó que muchas veces las puertas lástiman causándole moretones. usar una puerta automática es imposible porque no siempre hay un operador. se pudo identificar a la niña de cuatro años cuya muerte fu e catalogada como sospechosa. >> hablamos con algunos vecinos y nos cuentan lo que encontró. >> vecinos de la cuadra 1200 en san francisco no pueden creer que la actividad policial

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. and. well there are no doubt that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. with the dangerously i've brought it up with people like you where there is no comment on what it was like other but they can see how the business of a pretty brisk you really got me about that that they thought my exhausted some of them down that might difficult to find ones about how many times in banking but i'll live my life in my house this. week but now say that happy to be alive. and we can talk now to a michael farkas he is in tripoli libya he's the head of mission of doctors without borders and responsible for the ocean of viking search thank you so much for joining us and bring us up to speed what are the conditions on board. well now we've just completed the 3rd rescue in about a 48 hour period there are approximately $280.00 people on board the ship that we

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia where the few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on. it with the dangerously i brought it. with they were like you know where there is a common what was left on the left they can see a lot of business if you start thinking about that that they thought but if not then some of them found that quite difficult if not months about. him but otherwise likely that it might not. grew so weak but now say they're happy to be alive. or correspond me a drug is on board the ocean viking which is off the libyan coast right now good day to you mary drug can you tell us what happens next for the migrants we we just saw in that report now aboard the ocean viking in the past countries like italy and malta have refused to allow the ocean vikings passengers on board to land in their ports. well right now it's a little bit too early to speculate abo

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. it with a dangerously i brought it up with the like you know where there is common the what's left of the left they can see a lot of business if you start thinking about that that they thought but exhausted some of them found that quite difficult to find months about how much i was impacting but i was like life in my house and that's. so weak but now saying that happy to be alive. that there can be. for more on the story we can speak to michael fark in tripoli he is head of mission of doctors without borders responsible for the ocean if i can michael thank you for joining us here on day w. at the moment it is still unclear whether the ocean biking can dock can you tell us what conditions are like on board at the moment for your team that's working there . well this iteration o

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia where the few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are. the migrants also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on. it with a dangerously i've got it. with the like you know where there is a common want to let others live they can feel a lot of business if you. that that they thought might and so often that might be in my month about the same back. in my. week but now say the happy to be alive. our correspondent here drug is on board the ocean viking which is off the libyan coast right now good day to you mary drug can you tell us what happens next for the migrants we we just saw in that report now aboard the ocean viking in the past countries like italy and malta have refused to allow the ocean vikings passengers on board to land in their ports. well right now it's a little bit too early to speculate about it too early and. mentioned i think we continue to look out for more boats in distress last flight it

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria in the gambia 21 or under 18 years ago they came along without parents relatives. and. what are you know. the my grandson also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctor. and with the dangerously of a crowded bar with people like you that where there is no common the what was left of the what they can see out of business of incredible rescue not really happy about that that they thought but exhausted some of them found that might difficult to climb on to the but it's symbolic thing but otherwise likely that they might have missed. her so weak but now since the happy to be alive. for more on the story we can speak to michael farkas in tripoli he is head of mission of doctors without borders responsible for the ocean viking michael thank you for joining us here on d w at the moment it is still unclear whether the ocean viking can dock can you tell us what conditions are like on board at the moment for your team that's working there. well this iteration on board aft

84 people on a wooden boat were rescued 40 percent of them came from bangladesh from morocco from gambia and algeria the 2nd operation was completely different the weather changed during the day with strong wind waves approximately 898 survivors from sub-saharan africa and most of them off from nigeria gano senegal i just booked into a 24 year old man from morocco and you know how he ended up on the boat and he said you know he would like to work in germany as a baker has some friends and he has some friends some braman and do we know what will happen. it's. well this is really a great question i've spoken to nicholas. from assessment on the who is in charge of the rescue search and rescue operation here on board and he told me that the ocean biking will probably continue to petrol course in international waters off the coast of libya i think we have to be ready to see more rescue operations in the hours maybe days to come and right now no one really knows how long the rescue operation is going to last. viking in the mediterranean off the coast of libya tonight thank you. well here's som

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on. how ever the dangerously i've got as far as i'm with the like you know where there is crap and what was left out of my neck of the head of business if you are not really happy about that that they thought but if not then some of them found that quite difficult in my minds about the times impacting but otherwise i think like there are. so weak but now saying they're happy to be alive. and that there are. to colombia now where many in the popular tourist city of cut the head are concerned about the growing number of children being forced into prostitution the problem has been deepening because they have a sunny beaches attract more and more international tourists but a group of local residents this pushing back to break up under age prostitution rings due to these new cold foolish sen

most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. and. well you know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctor. never the dangerously i've been brought up. with the like you know where there is crime and what it's like now let's look at the kind of business if you believe me about that that they thought but it's often done that in my monthly but it's happened to us and back. to my god and that's a. week but now since the happy to be alive. correspond we are drug sources on board the ocean viking which is off the libyan coast right now good day to you mary could you tell us what happens next for the migrants we we just saw in that report now aboard the ocean viking in the past countries like italy and malta have refused to allow the ocean viking's passengers on board to land in their ports. well right now it's a little bit too early to speculate about it too early and. mentioned i think we continue t

the gambia one of west africa's most popular tourist destination spot international observers say children and young people are at risk of being exploited by some visitors what's needed to protect them do you live in an area where sex tourism and share your thoughts to twitter. they can be as tourism industry has flourished from just 300 tourists in 165.

north africa and that has been the case for a few weeks is still particularly warm in senegal and the gambia. the exclusive undercover report that captured a peaceful protest ruthlessly put down by the military they seem to be testing the ministry the standing over there with their guns ready this seems as if the start of the crackdown is now beginning. i. know you know me so maybe 10 years on what has changed rewind inside me in ma the crackdown on al-jazeera. the. you're. top stories this hour china struggling to cope with the corona virus outbreak it's seen another record spike in deaths $73.00 in a single day and there are reports that beijing may delay its biggest political meeting of the year officials say it's unlikely the spread will be contained by next month. u.s. president donald trump has been acquitted in his senate impeachment trial he was facing charges of abusing presidential powers and obstruction of congress only one republican mitt romney voted against him and democrats are vowing to press ahead with more investigation. at least 10 people have been killed and more than 100

libya and egypt to the west nothing is relatively warm and about 90 degrees it's almost hot in the gambia deca being on the coast is only about $25.00 degrees or so was much hotter but week or 2 ago the heaviest rain though still far south is showing itself rather more in balawi and up in parts tanzania bodhran de for example and d.r. congo blue or orange top thunderstorms are the big ones to the south of that still a few in south africa but again not many. but. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires is that it's really what the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on the streets don't even know what the noise all 'd about this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of a new conscious and aware use of that struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera. who are. not again this is al jazeera 2nd on this reminds you of the main news this hour china's government is orderi

continue training and supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success up in transition to gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy. turkey's foreign minister has told his russian counterpart that the syrian government must halt its offensive in the province that's a challenge shouldering that so a level of on saturday on the sidelines of the munich security conference comes ahead of talks between turkey and russia and moscow turkey has said that it would take necessary steps if diplomatic efforts with russia fail say the u.s. and its delegation will meet with the russian delegation tomorrow in moscow prior to the summit with sergei lavrov into the aggression and ad libbed should stop and a permanent cease fire should be established or delegations will evaluate decisions tomorrow in moscow. qatar's foreign minister says efforts to end the almost 3 year long blockade have failed because the areas remain open to resolving the disc which saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt are refusing to restore political trite transport links reports. for months says been spec

continue training in supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success of in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy. because hackers in dhaka has more on what papa said and the confusion around washington's approach to africa. this press conference was really no surprise for any people who are observing the united states and their involvement in africa many people wondering what is it all about because 2 years ago the national security advisor at the time john bolton announced a pullout of american troops in the region but at the same time within the last 2 years attacks from groups like the islamic state in the greater sahara and before her has doubled just yesterday in mali 22 people were killed in the village of go by the border in mali so really an uptick of violence so a lot of people here wondering why is the united states pulling out in this region joining us is how a from the open society of democracies in west africa to perhaps answer this question how will the effect how will this affect the west africa region this pullout of west of american troops fro

continue training in supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success of in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy and he's one person has died a storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom at london's heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least $500.00 flood warnings across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across wales and in the midlands. up to the last drop is up next more news after. you'll lose the war. oh. you. can you dance like one of the biggest phone calls and it's pretty. i think 7500 expended also think of their own idea if you can never go to court or take sneaking solar cell research but there are. hopes almost always so much. if you don't know continue to go on the critic you take umbrage this you double up on all asia. is the local supine the nouvelle police or people. in the last 15 years increasing their release we could call a spontaneous emergent trends global trends of water in these politicians which goes in the opposite. taking water back into public cans on

training and supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region there is success up in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy because hawkers in dakar he's been speaking to experts concerned about u.s. troop withdrawal from the region. this press conference was really no surprise for any people who are observing the united states and their involvement in africa many people wondering what is it all about because 2 years ago the national security advisor at the time john bolton announced a pullout of american troops in the region but at the same time within the last 2 years attacks from groups like the islamic state in the greater sahara and before her has doubled just yesterday in mali 22 people were killed in the village of go by the border in mali so really an uptick of violence so a lot of people here wondering why is the united states pulling out in this region in joining us is how a from the open society of democracies in west africa to perhaps answer this question how will be effect how will this affect the west africa region the pullout of west of american troops fro

libya and egypt to the west nothing is relatively warm and about 90 degrees it's almost hot in the gambia deca being on the coast is only about $25.00 degrees or so was much hotter but week or 2 ago the heaviest rain though still far south is showing itself rather more in balawi and up in parts tanzania bodhran de for example and congo blue orange top thunderstorms are the big ones to the south of that still a few in south africa but again not many. but . in an increasingly globalized interconnected world where digital communication technology is growing digital platforms contribute to making change and expanding civic space consequently activists face harassment states railings increasing restrictions on the other hand digital platforms may be used to spread hate speech and trigger violence division conflict and terrorism which in turn contributes to undermining human rights. in this context the national human rights. video of qatar organizes the international conference on social media challenges in ways to promote freedoms and protect activists in cooperation with the united nations hi

eastern libya and egypt to the west nothing is relatively warm about 90 degrees it's almost hot in the gambia deca being on the coast is only about $25.00 degrees or so was much hotter but week or 2 ago the heaviest rain though still far south as is showing itself rather more in balawi and up in parts tanzania bodhran de for example and d.r. congo blue orange top thunderstorms are the big ones to the south of that still a few in south africa but again not many. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what is this race is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drugs this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist for the trying to pay for the well smaller and smaller we don't want to face that realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing pains on al-jazeera thanks love to make loans to some friends because behind the suffering a millions of taxpayers because us taxpayers never go away is a new one born every single day a

director for the american federation of government employees and recently returned from a trip to gambia where he advised the national assembly on budget issues. so, i'd like to ask our three panelists to start out with a brief opening statement, about five minutes each and we will go first with bill doused are and then bill hoagland and then tom cotton. >> i'm just saying, we are going to try to be the most fun. folks before us had the academic credentials, the folks after several power lines, but i know these guys and we are the most fun and like phil joyce, we have all seen this movie and we will tell you how it's going to end. bill and tom and i have been doing these panels together for about 30 years now, maybe longer. we belong to the same witness protection program at brookings and as former budget staffers we'd like, we are like that old joke among the prisoners where bill says something and i say argument over five and then tom says, he didn't say it right. our disagreements used to see so darn significant but now i find that i agree with these guys about 90% of the time, and th