lisa lewis, reports from paris. oh, for these pupils and students retirement is still decades away. ah. and yet, they are here to protest against a reform that they feel leaves a question mark over the very heart of the french social state. oh, our pension system doesn't work any more, but what we should do is increase levies also on employers and to get more people into jobs to finance our pensions. we need a reform that helps workers and not just the company bosses will exploit us. also, liberty reject the governments vision of a society which includes a retirement age of 64 years and no investments in education. we are fighting for another society where the public sector is always valued, although you are debased. so financial support for students has been cut and we are increasingly struggling to make ends meet. instead of helping us the government put this pension reform on top of all that we are sick of it and on them are the young people were demonstrating alongside older generations that would already be hit by the changes over by don't, don't go big road. some people are ea

and come back for more with lewis clark, the ceo and executive director of the whistleblower protection organization. government accountability project. ah. 2 2 ah ah ah ah, lisa can't go to russian state little never. i've side us on the most landscape with 55 with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machine. the state on to russia for date and c r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest with me. what are you crazy? oh, yes. or took a look. i lost most of my friend. that did. i was broken. i wasn't able to save anyone. i did nothing. i met wilson. 2030 god, virtually in my work. and make me start talking to willy waiting for me to have him. i'm happy that thrown you'd find is willie little john, you can go to sleep. mamma, he become my new friend. the one was love gonna die or oh because he is. oh, stay alive. it was they next to me if i'm not crazy enough, i'm not gonna make it. 2 2 ah, welcome back to the whistleblowers. we're speaking with louis clark, he's c e o and executive director of the washington dc based government accountability project. we're talking about why some whistleblowers are vilifi

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