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there when it comes to this issue of building collapses in mumbai due to the corresponding to me said gys while they're with us in delhi thank you. is europe's loss australia's gain that's at least what tourism australia is hoping with a new $15000000.00 campaign which pokes a little fun at bragg's it. fuses. well with late song performed by all shows biggest pop star column a note that aims to live post brags that brits down under and perhaps away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people in social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. that's it for me thank you. choosing that 1st job wisely. it could have an effect on your entire career. what should people starting a new profession look out for. which mistakes and pitfalls should they avoid. my 1st day at a new job tips for a path to success. made in germany next to the. in the night of climate change. for me. what's in store. for the future. e.w. dot com can make a city to give insig

but muslims application of the bill is discriminatory let's bring in our delhi correspondent misha gys want to michelle what triggered this bill have persecuted people applied for asylum in india. well melissa this bill was actually a part of the party's election manifesto back in 2014 been fined minister narendra modi thaws scheme to bar the election manifesto had stated the prosecuted minorities in the bring countries would be supported and would be given citizenship in india and this is exactly what this bill sets out to do and of course there is migration from countries like afghanistan and pakistan into india however this bill has been criticized that if this was truly about supporting religious persecuted minorities what about the farmers in sri lanka what about the rohingya muslims and myanmar also neighboring countries this is why the focus on only muslim countries and only non muslim minorities from those countries is seen as being detrimental to india secular fabric and this isn't the 1st citizenship related policy this is ministration has ruled out this year correct and that

there when it comes to this issue of building collapses in mumbai due to be correspondent i mean should gys while they're with us in delhi thank you. is europe's loss australia's gain that's at least what tourism australia is hoping with a new $15000000.00 campaign which pokes a little fun at bragg's it. well within a song performed by i'll show his biggest pop star column a note that aims to learn postgrads the brits down under and perhaps away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people in social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. that's it for me thank you for. 8 years off to the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guest this week here in paris is ahmed my cheek deputy prime minister of the us backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited to serious human rights abuses conflicts are. next on d

and for more let's bring in correspondent nisha gys well who's in delhi in the show reports are suggesting that more people have died in these protests can you confirm that for us well yes on now there are more deaths that have been reported yesterday but over the last 10 days there have been all but a dozen people killed in violence around the protests against the citizenship amendment act now yesterday as deaths were reported from the neighboring state of looked at the issue but even in the national capital while no deaths have been reported there were protests to the day yesterday there are also protests planned and being held today as well yes this part are centered on the grand mosque and were largely peaceful but later in the evening that did into weiland protesters allege that the police started about on charge and started using water cannons against the protesters without any problem but the police they have of the thought that stores had started burning vehicle as much as why these started using force that have also been allegations of excessive use of force against the police to

another body should we stand with the muslim community of this country and our correspondent michelle gys will has more on where this citizenship bill is now headed. you thought that a waking up didn't do a damn bit of interbred when they're behind we're going to carry some of them are you to imagine i'm going to get that benefit on that i burst out of boredom with mere putting down that the wrong thing for devotion to my grandson bear me any good good effect 'd and i'm almost free or better yet an admission that us the rules that are challenging the fact that as boom boom gone further than flipped on the basis of religion and born again secular principle this country was founded on analysts are already fleeing that david will continue the sales will bottom line we will have to look to the supreme court of india to ensure that india secular fabric is preserved. in the philippines the government agency on population and development says the country is facing what it calls a national emergency when it comes to teen pregnancy some 1200000 children have had children over the past decade and i

correspondent in the shed gys well he joins us on the phone from delhi nisha reports say 5 more people have died in these clashes what more can you tell us about that. well that's right there have been more deaths reported that also against the former russia the new law i've been going on across the country pretty much since that all the costs involved and over a week ago but yesterday again we've heard reports of multiple of that coming in from the state the roots of this with you when you're in new delhi where there were no deaths reported bob baer well clashes there will be a process throughout the day around the damas of the grand mosque in albany but the leader on in the evening there were clashes that became violent people were detained dozens would you do and including mine a process of alleged that the police indiscriminately started about on chas' and using water got in for example that showed without provocation but that's when he's out of that thing that sort of the process of became violent for us and has set for activism fire of lawyers as being people in the village block

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is in crisis what's your response right now i think it's a terrible terrible fate or i probably gys obviously to the families always you who have terrible experiences in the villages 103 organized visit to the infirmary by the conservative health secretary ended in an angry sendoff from protesters 3 periods one to listen. to what. the conservatives told journalists that a party official had been punched by a demonstrator the video of the contact showed it was no punch at all. the conservatives stood accused of fake news with just 2 days to polling day the labor party and the liberal democrats both attacking the government for its track record on the national health service the shortage of pads the shortage of nurses the shortage of doctors shortage of radiologists and the shortage of funding in our n.h.s. is an absolute scandal those images of that little boy in any are absolutely heartbreaking and it's really stroll and powerful example of how the n.h.s. is being starved of the resources that it needs out of all the images and issues that have been thrown into the election mix in the past 5

when he's already correspondent i'm sure gys will has been to one of the protests and sent us this from delhi. massive protests have broken out once again in the national capital where i had the john mom was just one of the biggest mosques in the country and protesters have turned out in force to speak out against the controversial citizenship amendment act but this is not the 1st time that a process happening in delhi the act was passed over a week ago in parliament and there have been 4 tests almost every day and they're also not district or to new delhi yesterday a protest broke out across 10 states commissions were not granted for many of these fought us but people have still turned out for missions were not granted for the spot us either which is why of this also a heavy security deployment on the ground the police has been criticized over the last week for using excessive force the example of the john ham radio astronomy university in new delhi stands out where last weekend students a lash of the police deployed excessive force beat up students and also used tear gas against stude

would you know correspondent mr gys well has been to one of the protests and sent us this now from delhi's mosque. massive protests have broken out once again in the national capital we have the john was just one of the biggest mosques in the country and protesters have turned out in force to speak out against the controversial citizenship amendment act but this is not the 1st time that a process happening in dendy the act was passed over 2 weeks ago in parliament and there have been taught tests almost every day and they're also not district to new delhi yesterday of protests broke out across 10 states the missions were not granted on many of these fought us but people have still turned out the missions were not granted for the spot test either which is why of this also a heavy security deployment on the ground the police has been criticized over the last week for using excessive force the example of the jon hammar. university in new delhi stands out when last weekend students unless of the police deployed excessive force beat up students and also used tear gas against students who were p

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appreciate the chairwoman and her staff for working with us stakeholder gy community to produce a good bipartisan bill. to support leagues this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the oklahoma yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. wish to express my appreciation for mr. mr. lucas, ms. myself. and i have no further requests for time. i would simply urge the passage this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas yields. the question is will the house and pass the les bill h.r. 4373, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. chair, 2/3ion of the having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the texas seek from recognition? ms. johnson: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass 2051, the sustainable chemistry research and 2019, as nt act of amended. the speaker pro tempore: th

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