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ok we appreciate your time very much mr packer thank you letter and earlier i spoke with hans or el kiya a professor of politics at the diversity of texas in san antonio he says claim to have to move on to replace should not be seen as a surprise. the man has been saying it over the last two years as you say number one. and he has been building his is trying to do that ultimately has the has he has the the hardware he has the will and it to use that's all well and has communicated to his intentions a long time ago so why his surprise today they're going to they can make as many speeches and the british and experience but it is a little of both i mean the timing seems to be quite right for him this is all because he was bypassed together he was not given the important role to play in any of this he controls eighty percent of them or maybe even more ninety percent of the country he controlled all results of the country and if you will be has been shunned aside as one secondly you have all judy hasn't i'm also there's no judea will not be a platform for of what you want to you move against

no likewise a capital offense and for robbery one possible penalty is amputation sultan has a noble kiya who was ruled for over fifty years defended the new laws without referencing homosexuality. referring to the rest as a small nation we always prioritize our prayers to. them and this is driven by our national philosophy of mali. and monarchy. that has held sway here for many hundreds of years. but the united nations cold on the sultan to repeal the new laws seeing that human rights and faith are not opposing forces. and the high commissioner for human rights said today urged today the government of brunei to stop entry into force of a new penal code which would then try a new legislation a cruel and inhumane punishment in breach of international human rights law including death by stoning the severity of punishment introduced by the new penal code also has rights groups concerned. we are alarmed that the time hans astonishment to include for example competition. or death which are extremely cruel punishment we are also alarmed that the court criminalizes behaviors that see the crimes

well kiya he has commented on the international criticism against his country and this is what he had to say writhing in the gust and behold i got up tonight as a small nation we always prioritize our prayers to a lot. less driven by our national philosophy of a model a islamic monarchy that has existed for many hundreds of years. now earlier we spoke with phil robertson he is the deputy director of human rights watch is asia division and he said that international pressure could have an effect on bone i. brunei is susceptible to international pressure i think that the boycott brunei effort will have some advocacy i do believe also that you know more hue and cry from the united nations and from other governments are going to certainly impact brunei's thinking about how to go forward with actually implementing this horrific law but if they decide to do it tomorrow if they line someone up they could certainly follow through and we would then face headlines across the world about someone being stoned to death in brunei. it was phil robertson earlier a pretty quick check now of some other