a lot of ago xeni is a child region researcher at amnesty international and jang manga is a cameroonian blogger and activists are hoping also be joined on the phone by essentially roma bacary the minister of communications for the government of cameroon he'll be speaking to us from an official in gage welcome to the stream all of you and i want to start with our community because they pitched today show and have been for several weeks now two opposing perspectives are i here says i live in . a country colonized by cameroon and i live in fear of being shot at for no reason there is beyond disturbing presence of armed forces everywhere in amazonia and they see civilians as snow on the other side we got a comment from someone who also lives in that region that some call amazonia this is any who says this is a huge a lie i'm here and demand and civilians are scared of losing their properties and being killed or called names by secessionists if they say or do anything against them jang do you want to weigh in here we're seeing very different points of view from people who live in the very sa

allowed to go see is a child region researcher at amnesty international and jang manga is a cameroonian blogger and activists are hoping also be joined on the phone by essentially roma bacary the minister of communications for the government of cameroon he'll be speaking to us from an official in gage welcome to the stream all of you and i want to start with our community because they pitched today show and have been for several weeks now two opposing perspectives are i here says i live in . a country colonized by cameroon and i live in fear of being shot at for no reason there is beyond disturbing presence of armed forces everywhere in amazonia and they see civilians as though on the other side we got a comment from someone who also lives in that region that some call amazonia this is any who says this is a huge a lie i'm here and demand and civilians are scared of losing their properties and being killed or called names by secessionists if they say or do anything against them jane do you want to weigh in here we're seeing very different points of view from people who live in the very

this is fourth it is fascinating coming from the amnesty perspective because you can i was pushing jang and edwin to even get to a little little bit of that and they didn't talk about that really could have what's interesting in the violence on both sides i actually want to play for all of our viewers an audio comment from a freelance journalist who recently returned from cameroon you can see this tweet from him on my screen here he was reporting on the political unrest for iran news agency and he interviewed independent fighters now we're not showing his face to the security concerns but this is what he told the stream. i spent a week with little fighters belong to embers and the defense forces in cameron if ken killing dozens of security forces in this time of the conflict what surprised me the most is that they used to be farmers so i'd been forced to leave their homes and their crops after the commune an army attacked their villages and so they were left with only two choices to hide in the bush or to become fighters and saw today surfacing in army helicopters and assault rifles and

these guys didn't even know they were related to hwang jang yop when the security guys came knocking on their door they said, "i'm related to hwang?" itlike, a ninth cousin. this is how north korea operates. narrator: recent satellite imagery analyzed by amnesty international shows thato ince kim jong un camewer, the political prison 200,000 civilians who are outside of the criminal penal system. one of the camps, hwasong,te is 540 square kilo, three times the size of washington, d.c. narrator: it's estimated that as many as one in 100 north koreans is a pical prisoner, many of whom were caught trying to defect. stil several thousand northreans trh china each year. idlee, the former street k fled when he was 18. (translated): i was very scared, but i thought, "it's better to die than live like an insect." before i left, i prefored a little bit of . i roasted some beans. i ate little bits of that as i went on my way. i o the top of the mountains to see where the gu then at night, i crossed the river when nobody was watching. i crossed the river alone and made it into china. i usedcthe

allowed to go see is a child region researcher at amnesty international and jang manga is a cameroonian blogger and activists are hoping also be joined on the phone by bakary the minister of communications for the government of cameroon he'll be speaking to us from an official in gage welcome to the stream all of you and i want to start with our community because they pitched today show and have been for several weeks now two opposing perspectives are i here says i live in. a country colonized by cameroon and i live in fear of being shot at for no reason there is beyond disturbing presence of armed forces everywhere in amazonia and they see civilians as snow on the other side we got a comment from someone who also lives in that region that some call amazonia this is any who says this is a huge a lie i'm here and mend and civilians are scared of losing their properties and being killed or called names by secessionists if they say or do anything against them jang do you want to weigh in here we're seeing very different points of view from people who live in the very same area how do you s

on monday jang went to his supervisor and said he was quitting, going to work for a chinese competitor. apple escorted him out of the building. the next day they learned that he had already taken reams of data, documents, and equipment. >> the cat is out of the bag, at some point they realize they are under damage control. >> reporter: the fbi got involved and searched jang's house on june 27. 10 days later he bought a ticket for a same-day flight to china. when a person is under investigation, buying an international ticket is a red flag. >> if they see you have bought a ticket to hightail it out of the country, chances are they will say hello to you at the gate. >> reporter: xiaolang zhang was arrested and charged with one count of stealing trade secrets. his bail was set at $300,000 and ordered him to turn over his passport. >> wow! apple has not always had a great relationship with the fbi as we know over the whole cell phone debacle, but how much are they cooperating in this case? >> it appears quite a bit actually, for this company, or any company, the downside to getting the gov

when senior-most north korean defector hwang jang yop defected, his relatirts were rounded up in korea and were sent to prison camps. these idn't even know they were related to hwang jang yop when the security guys came knocking on their door. they said, "i'm it was, like, a ninth cousin. this is how north korea operates. narrator: satellite imagery analyzed by amnesty international shows that since kim jongn came to power, the political prison camps have gro. 200,000 civilians who are outside of the criminal penal system. one of the camps, hwasong, is 540 square kilometers, times the size of washington, d.c. narrator: it's estimated that as many as one in 100 north korean is a political prisoner, many og defect. still, several thousanscnorth koreans try toape through chinch y lee, the formen street kid, fled whe was 18. (translated): i was very scared, but i thought, "it's better to die than live like an insect." before i left, i prepared a litt bit of food. i roasted some beans. i ate little bits of that as i went on my way. i went to the top of the mountains to see where the guards

this big domes of embers only terrorists and this next one note and notice a specialist terrorism jang i want to give this to you because i know that you're a member of this group that has about six hundred members on facebook what is your view. i think here. after question really is really do rule of international or the story because the international really look it's pretty brilliant you where you started so. don't look country a sovereign country like cameroon not very good in which to root i mean this is actually where i'm in and. we are not the problem because knight ok marie and i have to talk yeah if we are talking here are about. coming summer and country. girl we know about you to read one refutes in school you have been burning ripping woman then i miss you international how. do you do excuse me i actually have one minute left in this entire show viewers if you're watching this you can hear the difficulty that we're having to even trying to say gus this in any way that gives us any clarity. all right i want to go back to merely because i'm feeling that i'm getting clarity fr

is we think this is fascinating coming from the amnesty perspective because you can i was pushing jang and edwin to even get to a little little bit of that and he didn't talk about that but he could have what's interesting in the by a lens on both sides i actually want to play for all of our viewers an audio comment from a freelance journalist who recently returned from cameroon you can see this tweet from him on my screen here he was reporting on the political unrest for iranian news agency and he interviewed independent fighters now we're not showing his face to the security concerns but this is what he told the stream. i spent a week with a guy who fighters belong to embers and the defense forces in cameron if ken killing dozens of security forces in this time of the conflict what surprised me the most is that they used to be farmers so i've been forced to leave their homes and their crops after the commune an army attacked their villages and so they were left with only two choices to hide in the bush or to become fighters and so today surfacing in army helicopters and assault rifle

social networking score and hope to get more frequent flyer miles and a free waiting down at the gym jang or they can go down the big claim path which is individual sovereignty and used opting out of state control and that's the war of the twenty first century and this is how different states are going to react differently to the presence of crypto in some countries all cash is got rid of completely it's completely electronic cash like sweden for example so people now have to make this choice are they going to go down a beauty and gone and give their life away for free down it or are they willing to stand up and be a sovereign individuals obviously b.f. skinner would say that people will never.

an important link of the one belt one road where they high speed rail way planned to connect shin jang and tehran joining us now from hong kong is ruben professor for asian initiatives at the i e s e business school at the university of nevada in barcelona thanks very much for being with us so what should we read into the timing of this investment in this is this all parts of china as to what extent is this all part of china's one belt one road initiative. yeah ostensively that is the the explicit platform in reach they are making the investment but this is part of a long term plan of china to secure its resources for the future so you know the oil is very important energy resources for china will be more and more crucial in the coming then years twenty years thirty years so they have already invested in other places like africa and south america for other resources but for the oil middle east of course is the primary area and of course the plot from that they are conveniently using now is the belt and road and that is i think just just good timing now it seems though that because of t

social networking score and hope to get more frequent flyer miles and a freeway ending down at the jang or they can go down the big claim path which is individual sovereignty and used opting out of state control and that's the war of the twenty first century and this is how different states are going to react differently to the presence of crypto in some countries all cash is got rid of completely it's completely electronic cash like sweden for example so people now have to make this choice are they going to go down to beauty and go on and give their life away for free down it or are they willing to stand up and be a sovereign individuals obviously b.f. skinner would say that people will never organize themselves in a productive capacity to be free of tyranny. and again like here you have these people who are being rewarded handsomely if they are obedient and they probably feel like they are good citizens and their leg good people and they wear certain colored ribbons or wristbands and you know signaling virtue signaling especially their virtues signaling their their good compliance wit

your record get him i believe that he will come back any time and will say that i'm hearing what he jang yeah why are you looking for me because i'm not matthew. gay members i'm a c c direct here's the deal. with her sister susanna and her brother in law margarita has come to a monument in mexico city that has been dedicated to victims of violence the shaba sisters salem wilder was executed by a local policeman his case is one of over thirty four thousand disappearances in mexico i mean we had a man or me or my my brother disappeared under some a twenty second in two thousand and fourteen it was in the makeup of city a had a problem with a local police officer and seward out quality welcome once he by this is that quote there it is written to him with death on the phone telling him he was going to disappear on the limb one of the seals on the globe others about is there and that's what happened see. the most of us the government looks loyce the policeman was never called to testify but he went missing to his corpse was later found in. the city will for a while though had gone missing i l

the largest focus on the attack are the three oldest media groups, the three oldest newspapers, the jangawa i waqt, and dawn. which is, of course, your group. that's right. yeah, but dawn is publishing, dawn is still able to give its independent voice of the election. this notion of yours, that something truly critical to the future of democracy is happening, seems to fly in the face of the evidence on the ground. and i am reminded of the phrase in the english language of, "never make the perfect the enemy of the good". maybe things aren't perfect in pakistan's democracy today, but if they are better than they have been in points in the past, maybe that's worth celebrating. i think that it would be wrong to say that things are better than they have been in the past. i think one could dangerously assume that things are not as bad as they might be, but on the inside i think, an independent press, if we had a quiet, acquiescent press, like many east asian countries do, like most middle eastern countries do, it might not be such a great loss. but, despite everything else, and despite the bat

living in a sign it is undergoing a radical shift particularly in the west of the country and inching jang all these cities being built in the desert are cities with skies great bows at the u.s. they are moving. and there's a lot of activity everywhere. lights and even music and color okey vos images that are war teeth of it that i look at there's the x. ray it's a message to the chinese population it is to attract people to these remote areas that there was the privileged and so offensive. to make it possible for people to move to the remote province of shame jiang or to trade their beijing has extended its high speed train along the entire new highway . the travel time for the two thousand kilometers between lunch show and the room she is now at just ten hours down from forty. five that's. the faster the better. chance of. china now possesses the largest high speed rail network in the world with a length of twenty thousand kilometers three hundred billion dollars was invested in ten years that corresponds to almost the entire annual budget of a country like france. the root of the new si

an important link of the one belt one road where they high speed rail way planned to connect shin jang and tehran with joining us now from hong kong is ruben professor for asian initiatives at the i.e.s.e. business school at the university of nevada in barcelona thanks very much for being with us so what should we read into the timing of this investment in this is this all parts of china as to what extent is this all part of china's one about one road initiative. yeah ostensively that is the the explicit platform in reach they are making the investment but this is part of a long turned plan of china to secure its resources for the future so you know the oil is very important energy resources for china will be more and more crucial in the coming ten years twenty years thirty years so they have already invested in other places like africa and south america for other resources but for the oil middle east of course is the primary area and of course the profit from that they are conveniently using now is the belt and road and that is i think just just good timing now it seems though that be

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. >>> hna group co-chairman and co-founder wang jang died. he suffered injury after a fall. the board expressed condolence to wang's family and friends and said this would mourn the loss of a gifted roleader and role model. hna has been shedding assets including a stake in deutsche bank after an aggressive global buying spree landed the company deep in debt of course they did reduce that stake from 10% to just under 8% a few months ago we'll be back after this bre brea smooth. now there's a new wayo introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> welcome back u.s. auto sales rose in june fueled by continued demand for suvs as rising trade tensions were largely shrugged off. >>> call it cruise control auto dealers enjoyed steady demand in jun

dong il jang, however, is as unwaveringly old school as you get.oy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978. like most korean restaurants at the time, you didn't mess with the original, ever. and like most korean father/son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes, no matter what. >> roy kim: my father put all this, you know, redwood in, and all this cherry and all this. but, to this day, i can't touch certain things here. >> roy choi: i can see he doesn't let you change the uniforms either. >> roy kim: uh, no. >> roy choi: yeah. [ laughter ] >> roy kim: well, he still controls the restaurant. >> roy choi: you just do the work. >> roy kim: i just do the work. [ laughter ] as a korean, he knows. >> anthony: we start with bonchon, all those delicious little freebie plates of pickles, preserves, kimchi, a spicy squid snack or two. no bonchon? no meal. >> roy choi: and you know what this restaurant has that a lot of restaurants are going away from? is the, um, is the chair-less rooms. >> anthony: you don't do the, the feet under? knees forward, fe

cave complex scott heide lara following the story from very close by to that cave joining us from jang grier what can you tell us about the four boys that have now been taken out of the cave. that i mean but we know that the rescue operation took less time than an initially estimated by the the head of the mission the head of the rescue mission here he said it was probably going to take between ten to twelve hours it took about eight nine hours at least for the first four now we're not sure it has been confirmed how many boys were in this first group we do know that for out we know that at least one of them was helicoptered to the hospital in chiang riper eventually capital which is about sixty kilometers away we don't know where the other three boys are if they're still at the field hospital pointing because this is where the mouth of the cave is the field hospital right by that right next to the mouth of the cave or they've been taken to the help pad which is on this side of me to be choppered over to chiang rai hospital now we do know though that obviously this is a success this is

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china social networking score and hope to get more frequent flyer miles and a free waiting down at the jang or they can go down the big bad which is individual sovereignty and opting out of state control and that's the war of the twenty first century and this is how different states are going to react differently to the presence of crypto in some countries all cash is got rid of completely it's completely electronic cash like sweden for example so people now have to make this choice are they going to go down to beauty and go on and give their life away for free down it or are they willing to stand up and be a sovereign individuals obviously b.f. skinner would say that people will never organize themselves in a productive capacity to be free of tyranny. well and again like here you have these people who are being rewarded handsomely if they are obedient and they probably feel like they are good citizens and their leg good people and they wear certain colored ribbons or responds and you know signaling virtue signaling essential is their virtues signaling their they're good compliance with the