wondering what is going on here, really calling on the government to reverse the treatment that the lgning malaysia now. so with that, in reality, for these people, everyday, the existence of overturning that is some way away? it could be some way away but we‘re hoping that this can be actually done quite quickly if there is the political will and understanding that lg bti communities, the people that are lgbti are a part of malaysia and they have rights. no one should live infearfor they have rights. no one should live in fearfor who they have rights. no one should live in fear for who they are and who they love. yes, you‘re right, at the moment there are laws that make same—sex relations illegal. 0ther laws that are targeted against the lgbti community. we are calling for the repeal of all of these laws that criminalise lgbti the repeal of all of these laws that criminalise lg bti and the repeal of all of these laws that criminalise lgbti and for the government to insure their protection. that was rachel chandler howard, a researcher on malaysia for amnesty international, speaking ea

struck down, one of the world's oldest bans on consensual gay sex, overturning over 150 years of anti—lgn theirjudgement, the justices said, the indian constitution was not a "collection of mere dead letters" and should evolve with time. divya ayra reports. it is a wave of relief, the end of two decades of legal struggle to take out a victorian law that made gay sex criminal. the court struck off the law and said it was a weapon for the harassment of india's lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community. two consenting adults have sex of any type, in private. if there is consent and it is in private, it will not be an offence under 377. i haven't come out to my parents, so i'm going to do that tonight. this is a huge turn of events and i didn't expect, like, the whole... ijust came here to listen to whatever the verdict was, and now i'm out. the colonial—era law known as section 377 categorised gay sex as an unnatural offence, and was decriminalised in 2009, only to be made criminal again in 2013, after an appeal. in its finaljudgement, the supreme court has now said that discrimination on

you certainly been very conservative on lg bt certainly been very conservative on lgbt issues certainlyues and abortion. —— he has certainly been conservative. and donald trump will want him there because he will secure that right wing element to the court so that is something he wants. it is interesting if you look at the last week just how interesting if you look at the last weekjust how careful white house officials have been in their words. donald trump released at wheat which caused some upset in which he asked why, 36 years ago, christine blasey ford had not reported this to the police why her parents had not done so. police why her parents had not done so. but apart from that, white house officials have been very careful. that changed slightly today. we had a statement from a white house official in which they say, the senatejudiciary official in which they say, the senate judiciary committee official in which they say, the senatejudiciary committee has now been given evidence or at least a statement from all for of the individuals that christine blasey ford says was at these hou

including engineering, construction and shipbuilding. 0ther executives including the heads of sam day, lgmerates have been pushed to improve corporate governance. jy lee of samsung, who was convicted last year of bribery but was released from prison in february. that's it for the business briefing this hour and i'll be back soon. social media sites and the internet have caused harm to one in five people in the uk, according to the head of the broadcast watchdog 0fcom. sharon white wants online firms to be subject to proper state regulation. jane—frances kelly reports. protest is showing their anger towards facebook earlier this year. 0ne towards facebook earlier this year. one of its executives faced questions from mps following revelations about the harvesting of users data. and what's the rough square footage of your home?” users data. and what's the rough square footage of your home? i don't know that at the top of my head. facebook gathers that information about you as a facebook user like it does its other users?|j about you as a facebook user like it does its other users? i doubt fa

the whole aim of lg bt rights the lgbt community.really sad. the research shows very clearly that human sexuality is a spectrum. some people are 100% heterosexual or homosexual, there is a lot of people in between on that spectrum, that is perfectly valid. i think in a post—homophobic society a lot more people would feel comfortable and able to express their bisexuality if there were not all these pressures to conform one way or the other, i think many more people would understand or accept that within all of us there is at least the potential to have both sexual and emotional attractions to both genders. is itjust ignorant? because they are not bisexual they cannot understand somebody is?” think it is a lot of ignorance. i don't always like to throw around the world phobia, i think it is ignorance. i have written a lot of articles about this, once you explain to people sometimes they get it, i have had people sayi explain to people sometimes they get it, i have had people say i had never thought of it and now i am guilty of giving u

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one judge said that she believed "history owes an apology" to lg bt people.nd this story is being viewed many times on bbc.com. once again, there has been an outpouring of love online for the cranberries‘ lead singer, dolores o'riordan, after a coroner released details of the 46—year—old's death. according to the inquest, o'riordan died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication. that's all from me. stay with us on bbc world news. out top story in the uk: the inquest into the death of kayden bancroft — who waited days for emergency surgery — found "gross failure" at the royal manchester children's hospital. the hospital has apologised to his family. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. it isa it is a race against time for the white house to resolve several trade negotiations before november's mid—term elections, but will they start to bite into america's booming economy? and can the world's biggest pork producer be tamed? the economic impact ofa pork producer be tamed? the economic impact of a deadly pig virus. hello and welcome to asia b

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, glaring i think sight.ful over >> we live in a different era than from the 1991 hill, thomas hear lgs. it was a panel of all whe men questioning ms. hill. now the committee has four four people of color. and the me too movement. do you think we have com far enough and will that make a difference this time around in terms of what we're seein with the ford kavanaugh situation. >> it's important to note the ohanges. which are welcome. they are on the democratic side. the women. several of the senators on the republican side were there for the aneat hillhearings. and they are still there. it's in all white male older cast that is in the majority. and of cour they have the power to subpoena, they have the power of whatever the process is that's determined. so one side changed. and i would say the other side hasn't. i think where the most change hasce taken pls across the country with the american people. because there is a broa and deeper knowledge and appreciation for what the sexual abuse is in ourcountry. that is needs to be addressed. that it needs to be take seriously. and that those

conservative judge, he has a very strong concerns on conservative judge, he has a very strong concerns on lgs, on issues like abortion and will ultimately have an impact on what the supreme court thinks. moving the court that conservative direction is something that president trump wants to see with kavanagh. but this is not a done deal yet, this is partly because of the allegations that will because of the allegations that will be tested at the senatejudiciary committee. it will be a difficult hearing, but you can imagine that during this, effectively you have senators who are trying to balance two stories. of the ones that are coming from christine ford, who said that she was sexually assaulted and that she was sexually assaulted and that brett kava naugh that she was sexually assaulted and that brett kavanaugh tried to rape her, and from rack kavanagh, who says that is simply not the case and is defending his reputation as a goes to this very importantjob. is quite remarkable when you think of it. and men who has been appointed to the highest court in america, effectively appearing before

brett kavanaugh is a conservative judge with strong feelings, for example, on issues like abortion and lgissues. he will ultimately have an impact on what the supreme court thinks. so moving the court in that conservative direction is something that preisdent trump wants to see with brett kava naugh. but this is not a done deal yet, and that is partly because of these allegations which will be tested at the senate judiciary committee. it's going to be a very difficult hearing, but you can imagine, mike, that during this, you have effectively senators who tried to balance two stories — the one that's coming from christine blasey ford, who says that she was sexually assaulted, and she felt that brett kavanaugh tried to rape her. and from brett kavanaugh, who's simply says that is not the case and is defending his reputation as he goes to this importantjob. it is amazing that a man who has been appointed to the highest court in america effectively appearing before this committee as an accused. for full coverage of the senate hearing, stay tuned to bbc news on thursday. and for more on the ba

still to come we take a look at tailor made luxury travel — for the lg bt market.s. how do you fancy working a four—day week for more pay? that sounds good. well, that's what the tuc is calling for. yes, general secretary — frances 0'grady will tell its conference later that advances in new technology could be for the benefit of everyone — not just big bosses and shareholders. lynn collins is a regional officerfor the tuc, she joins us now from manchester. good morning. you're at the conference. just tell us more about this speech coming later from france's 0'grady. many people think that it sounds great but will it ever be a reality? well today we look forward to the future and trade unions have always been about getting people work to share the benefits. if we introduce technologies that increased productivity we're saying that should be shared and one way to do thatis should be shared and one way to do that is to think about both issues of work and life balance that trade unions have always fought for over the years. always argued that the balance should be righ

whypeople have asked us did we make unto be gq equality one of our pillars in there are btq equalitymake lgn our pillars and there are a lot of answers. we have seen friends struggle with equality. friends who we know as our friends daughter. as a teacher, for 30 years -- >> [applause] mrs. biden: a lot of teachers here. i watched my students struggle with who they are. through their writing, i get a window to their thoughts and it can be exciting to see the hate they have had to deal with and the wrongness of their pain. me, what it comes down to is that there is nothing that makes either of us more angry than a bully. >> [applause] mrs. biden: there is nothing more unfair or more unjust than people using their power to make other people feel small. to tell them who they are or what they are capable of. identity does not belong. whether someone picking on my sister were people telling our friends and neighbors that their love doesn't count, there is nothing that makes us want to pick a fight more than that. >> [applause] why we knewthat is that the challenges facing the lgbtq community had

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whypeople have asked us did we make unto be gq equality one of our pillars in there are btq equalitymake lgn our pillars and there are a lot of answers. we have seen friends struggle with equality. friends who we know as our friends daughter. as a teacher, for 30 years -- >> [applause] mrs. biden: a lot of teachers here. i watched my students struggle with who they are. through their writing, i get a window to their thoughts and it can be exciting to see the hate they have had to deal with and the wrongness of their pain. me, what it comes down to is that there is nothing that makes either of us more angry than a bully. >> [applause] mrs. biden: there is nothing more unfair or more unjust than people using their power to make other people feel small. to tell them who they are or what they are capable of. identity does not belong. whether someone picking on my sister were people telling our friends and neighbors that their love doesn't count, there is nothing that makes us want to pick a fight more than that. >> [applause] why we knewthat is that the challenges facing the lgbtq community had

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e process by which the republicans selected her has so far remained a mystery, but wer are lg new details about who she is and the experience she has. she works for maricopa county, arizona, the same county where controversial sheriff joe arpaio worked. she is the chief of the special victims division of the district attorney's ofce. the judiciary committee staff utntacted her boss over the weekend to ask a her. she has worked in the office for 26 years. >>> five minutes after the hour right now. this morning bill cosby willn wake up a maximum security prison 30 miles north of philadyphia. yesteroes which was stepsed to three to ten years in prison for sexual assault of a woman i 2004. the judge called cosby a sexually violent predator. the defense team says it will appeal this. the recent spike in gun violence continued last night. two men were shot on benning road northeast. xtra patrols have been in the area. as of this morning there have been 119 homicides in d.c. that number has already surpassed all the killings in 2017 when there were 116. >>> marylandamily is pleading for the driv

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let's bring in meteorologist stand lg by at the severe weather center in atlanta. you have been tracking this. people will certainly want to know exactly where the storm is going. millions of people will be affected here in the state. >> yes. it's just been around the southeast coast of north carolina. now transitioned over into south carolina. still a lot of that energy can be felt in the wilmington area. they were so devastated when this made land fall. in the vicinity of rights visit beach. bands of moisture being picked up from the atlantic. swirling the moisture on shore. you see the strong bands. that's why we have deep moisture. and the bands are also producing some swirl in the atmosphere. that's the reason why we have the tornado watch which is in effect for the region. right around myrtle beach there's a little bit of a lull. and the wind are coming in off land. as a result you're seeing lirgt activity. once this drifts further toward the west of southwest. about five miles per hour. you will pick up more in the way of wet weather. in the way of severe we

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william brangham explores the months-lg dispute. >> brangham: by some measures, the n.f.l.great shape-- football games are consistently the most popular events on tv and owners are makinmillions. but the n.f.l. is also wrestling withultiple scandals: horrib violence committed off the field by players; the growing awareness that playeies and brains can be irreparably camaged by the game; and of course, the poliprotests by some players that are amplified and attacked by president trump. "new york times" political reporter mark leibovich spent four years amongst owners and players of pro football and he's out with a new book, "the big game: the n.f.l. in dangerous times." welcome to the newshour. >> good to be with you. >> so many people going to knee you as a political reporter, they will remember your last book, this town which was all about washgton d.c. i'm just curious what it was like tor you spending all of these years chronicling and covering washington and thn now immersing yourself in what to my eye feels like a very different world. >> to my eyes it did too, i wante

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we sought want them to start lg prices.ontribute substantially to military protection from now on. we are not going to put up with it, these horrible prices, much longer. reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation. that is why we congratulate your opinion states such as poland for leading the construction of a baltic pipeline so that nations are not dependent on russia to meet their energy needs. germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. here in the western hemisphere, we are committed to maintaining our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers. it has been the formal policy of our country since president president monroe that we reject the interference of foreign nations in this hemisphere, and in our own affairs. the united states has recently strengthened our laws to better screen foreign investments in our country for national security threats. we welcome cooperation with countries in t

they are, you know them, white supremacists, jp4ñneo-nazis, lg haters.hey hate everybody who dusht look like or think like themselves. my friends. they are no longer underground. we could discuss what has surfaced them, but that won't solve the problem. they are very brazen. we know for the first time in memory -- and i am a native washingtonian -- they have come to the nation's capital. so how should we regard this? my colleague and i wanted to think this through. not simply have a kind of trained response well, they're coming to the nation's capital, perhaps we can turn the tables. they have given us, thank you very much, a rare opportunity to expose their hate i don't know if you have followed their emergence in otherr+xqñ distric. perhaps you think that is awful but street fights don't expose their hate. nor do i believe any of us would think it is an adequate response to their hate, i can tell you this much. shutting them down does the opposite of exposing their hate. m drown out them, we drown out our own response to them because nobody is interes

lgs was assistance. considered a bailout for banks i'll go to my grave believing it was one of those unpopular things >> if you could do any part of it over, what would it be? >> well, i would have liked to see less acrimony in the idea of providing more assistance for consumers. i don't think we talked about that enough. the ultimate goal is to get them back on their feet and we didn't do a good job of that. >> you look at the bill today. we had this conversation earlier. he would love to upend large parts of the bill, mick mulvaney does that concern you? >> it does it always happens this way what we did with the dodd/frank legislation was to try to provide tools that would allow the regulators to look over the horizon and see if product lines or institutions would pose systemic risk. and so worrying about the industry began initially, two thing they were objecting to the consumer protection bureau and executive compensation those were the two biggest issues that came out of the financial services indus