prime minister hun sen has run cambodia and overcome every challenge for such a long time now.munity has invested billions of dollars into making cambodia a democratic country. —— community. those billions of dollars, actually, dollars they continue to flow into cambodia, will be dollars to give a free ride, another ten years, to prime minister hun sen. that is not quality of aid. the next stop is action. japan, for example, has to suspend its aid for infrastructure. democracy comes first. democracy first means sanctions. it is not a word the international community wa nts to word the international community wants to hear, but it is action. a call for international sanctions in cambodia. the japanese—born author kazuo ishiguro says it's a "magnificent honour" to receive this year's nobel prize for literature. the writer, who moved to the uk as a young boy, is best known for the novel "the remains of the day." the judges praised the "great emotional force" of his work. he's been speaking to our arts editor, will gompertz. the nobel prize in literature 2017 is awarded to the engl

prime minister hun sen has run cambodia and overcome every challenge for such a long time now.. the international community has invested billions of dollars into making cambodia a democratic country. those billions of dollars, actually, dollars — they continue to flow into cambodia — will be dollars to give a free ride, another ten years to prime minister hun sen. that is not quality of aid. the next stop is action. japan, for example, has to suspend its aid for infrastructure. democracy comes first. democracy first means sanctions. it is not a word the international community wants to hear, but it is action. senior british ministers are doing their very best in public to bolster the prime minister's position after wednesday's fraught party conference speech and to dismiss any talk of a challenge to her leadership. but there are growing signs of disaffection. ben wright has the latest. it was an ordeal to deliver and difficult to watch. a prankster, a cough, and a disintegrating set derailed theresa may's keynote speech to the tory party conference. she looked vulnerable and ex

the autonomous region following a succession referendum this month and cambodia's prime minister hun sen says a twenty six year peace agreement to stop the country's civil war is dead in the water the paris peace accord was meant to bring democracy to cambodia but there's a crackdown on government opponents an international commission is calling for the treaty to be reviewed. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera also the listening post which of those watching. our jazeera. swear every us. hollywood producer harvey weinstein beat off actual wrath. to come back home it was told by sharon harvey weinstein's change by wednesday seventy york times reporter frantically congresswoman i want to take a while.

the autonomous region following a succession referendum this month and cambodia's prime minister hun sen says a twenty six year peace agreement to stop the country's civil war is dead in the water the paris peace accord was meant to bring democracy to cambodia but there's a crackdown on government opponents an international commission is calling for the treaty to be reviewed. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post things are watching. where every u.s. . ally and producer harvey weinstein the heat off of actual arrest. is coming home i was told i shall not be a wise man but when i think you're a york times reporter honestly like a woman on. well. one of the sexual misconduct against harvey weinstein. a lower richard burton you're at the listening post here's what we're looking at this week exposure what the harvey weinstein's story the one that u.s. media failed to report until now says about the relationship between the film industry and the news business some people do stand up to hollywood they work at the cia and the pentagon irani

cambodian national rescue party says his detention was politically motivated critics say prime minister hun sen is cracking down on opponents ahead of next year's election . the huge exodus of for angel mostly in some myanmar keeps picking up pace the international organization for migration says as many as one hundred thousand are now near the border with bangladesh that's on top of the half a million have already fled across the border there leaving myanmar's rakhine state and the un's emergency relief coordinator mark low cox says the lack of access to myanmar's rakhine state is unacceptable this is not just the fastest growing refugee crisis in the world right now as of today it's also one of the most heart rending so i met. an eleven year old boy in a unicef therapeutic feeding center he was cradling in his arms he was severely acutely malnourished two and a half year old sister his mother the boy and the boy's four siblings set off on a journey lasting i think nine days fleeing violence and the burning of their village the mother died on the journey. missal boy is now in sole charge of hi

move that's been backed by several united states senators but there's a sense that prime minister hun sen feels emboldened by the significant financial support this country receives from china but china is also interested in stability and if that's under threat it may start to question the actions of the cambodian government. but there's no sign that the government will back down despite international condemnation rights groups want kim released immediately. we want more clarity. but more importantly we want to end their charges are dropped we are also concerned there will be more victims on the where's the election bid. draws nearer without a credible opposition the election may be largely meaningless and would almost certainly see one cynic stand his rule on the sixteenth of november the court will begin to decide if they will grant the government's wish and dissolve the cambodian national rescue party wayne hay al jazeera phnom penh. six finalists are vying for the united kingdom's most prestigious architecture award the royal institute of architects standing prize recognizes the build

detention was politically motivated and denies trying to overthrow the government prime minister hun sen has been accused of cracking down on opponents ahead of next year's general election. the small pacific island new way has created a massive marine sanctuary and its waters in an attempt to stop overfishing the remote islands north of new zealand is only two hundred sixty square kilometers but the new protected marine zone is five hundred times that size roughly the area of grace the premier. says it will stop the depletion of fish stocks and help preserve the oceanic environment for future generations. without announcement by new way was made at an international conference about oceans being hosted by the european union on the mediterranean island nation of malta as well as overfishing one of the main issues being discussed today meeting is water pollution the philippines is one of the world's worst offenders when it comes to dumping waste in the sea general allen reports from the capital manila. every warning sign checks his fish pen has been a fisherman almost all of his life and h

prime minister hun sen brussels. can she break the deadlock on break the negotiations?s surveillance. we have another packed week.

move that's been backed by several united states senators but there's a sense that prime minister hun sen feels emboldened by the significant financial support this country receives from china but china is also interested in stability and if that's under threat it may start to question the actions of the cambodian government. but there's no sign that the government will back down despite international condemnation rights groups want kim so. released immediately. we want more clarity both in terms of safety his whereabouts but more importantly we want to introduce trumped up charges are dropped we are also concerned that there will be more victims on the way is the election day draws near or without a credible opposition the election may be largely meaningless and would almost certainly see one cynic stand his rule on the sixteenth of november the court will begin to decide if they will grant the government's wish and dissolve the cambodian national rescue party wayne hay al jazeera phnom penh. has on the program a look at some of britain's best buildings is that architects five of the u.k

working with the us to overthrow the ruling party if convicted he faces up to thirty years in prison hun sen's government is also taking steps to dissolve came so because cambodia national rescue party that is the only opposition party with seats in parliament or musa church is vice president of the cambodian national rescue party she fled cambodia a few weeks ago fearing arrest just now in the moroccan capital robot she says democracy in cambodia needs help from the international community is journalist and wants to continue to have is powerful and can use we cannot have mr kenyon's it will be the end of cambodia is not enough our and the opposition michael he is the last credible party is. the choice of the people in two thousand and the recent local elections we must create the air it should and step one is that has to be released we want free and fair elections not by ends resolution and the power for cambodia to rule for all the up or we are asking the international community to step at right now so. that's not get have to face the solution is the present will listen to the international

prison it is just the latest move in a crackdown that critics say is motivated by prime minister hun sen's desire to cling on to power after a surge in popularity for soccer's party the c.n.r. p. media outlets critical of the government have been shut down for alleged breaches of regulations earlier this month the cambodian ministry of interior initiated formal legal proceedings to dissolve the c.n.n. r.p. half of its members have fled the country that attacks on non-governmental organizations have intensified since twenty fifteen they've been required by law to be politically neutral let's go live now to the capital phnom penh al-jazeera sway the hay is there wayne is. actually going to appear in court this time. well so far adrian no there is no sign of him so we've seen some of his legal team entering the supreme court behind me for the beginning of that treason case but again no sign of self in fact we have told by his family that he is still in the prison where he's been since he was arrested on the third of september and again no sign of him coming here that prison is around one hund

bring democracy respect for human rights and a strong opposition to come badia but now prime minister hun sen says the agreement is dead in the water and there's been a crackdown on the opposition so an international commission of jurists is calling on the peace accord to be reviewed the abbotts a senior legal advisor for the asia pacific programme on the international commission of jurists and he's joining us now from bangkok thank you very much indeed for being with us how would you assess cambodia over the last twenty six years. well since the paris peace accords was signed in one thousand nine hundred one there have been some positive developments in the area of peace building poverty reduction and also economic development but there are also been many well documented human rights violations ranging from land grabbing to allegations of a crucial killings torture in ill treatment an arbitrary detention and all of these have taken place against a backdrop of endemic corruption a culture of impunity and also a weak justice system who's been in a position to monitor what's been going on in ca

prime minister hun sen brussels. can she break the deadlock on break the negotiations?loombergng, this is surveillance. we have another packed week. first things first. let's check on markets. we are expecting about half an hour from now the spanish deputy prime minister to make a statement on catalonia. stocks in europe nudging higher. miners gaining. oils also gaining. the euro weakening a touch. spanish stocks falling. let's get straight to the bloomberg first world news. his sebastian salek. sebastian kurtz has declared victory. a win for his people's party would shift the politics to the right. it is also seem to have paved the way for the eurosceptics party to be in government. angela merkel has to talks this week in a more moral position after her party suffered defeated lower saxony. it's her worst result in lower saxony since 1969. the world's top central banker is for that inflation will stay low for much longer and they will push ahead with plans to tighten monetary policy. janet yellen thinks u.s. prices will accelerate despite a. of softness. is that theues

detention was politically motivated and he denies trying to overthrow the government prime minister hun sen has been accused of cracking down on opponents ahead of next year's general election boris louis is following that story from kuala bull. cambodian government lawyers in their lawsuit filed on friday accused at the main opposition party can both be a national rescue party of conspiring with foreigners to topple the government this attempt to disband the party comes about a month after the party's leader cam saka was arrested and charged with treason a few days ago the party's deputy leader left the country and went into self exile after being warned that she too would be arrested and charged with treason now half of the country's opposition members of parliament have left the country opposition politicians government critics and analysts say these moves appear to be attempts by the prime minister who sent to decimate his strongest political opponents ahead of national elections to be held next year. there are indications that the ruling party will face a strong challenge at the ballot