the prime minister of malaysia calls the investigation into flight. 24. a product of. european countries into believing it's better. than 6 in the evening right here at this friday in moscow welcome to our to international i mean i know neal. a united nations expert on torture said that julian assange is being subjected to cruel and degrading treatment that quote several democratic states are trying to break the whistle blower as well. the comments come after the special report tour visited the wiki leaks founder in london's belmarsh prison where he's currently incarcerated and reported the extremely unwell to parties going underground spoke to niles melzer the full interview with him urs this saturday. julie physical consequences clearly will not be able to access a little medical care for several years the much more serious thing is how he has been mentally and emotionally feted by the extremely hostile and increasingly arbitrary environment she has the actual street for several years so here he really showed all the solutions that are typical for a person that has b

nairobi for the latest also on the show what to do about all that plastic waste don't send it to malaysia was prime minister. telling wealthy countries to keep their rubbish to themselves. and to china's favorite alcoholic beverage arrives for cocktails in a trendy berlin bar but will germans buy by jew. welcome to business africa i'm going to get jones and bill and got to have you with us now and big day for trade within africa the african continent a free trade area came into force today its main objective to create a single continental market said to be the largest free trade zone in the world $52.00 out of $55.00 african union countries have signed on and about $22.00 have ratified the agreement now the potential market covers more than $1200000000.00 people including a growing middle class with a combined g.d.p. of almost 3 and a half trillion dollars and hopes are high by 2022 the agreement is expected to boost trade between african countries but over 50 percent it will eliminate imported duties hopefully creating new jobs and investment but there are obstacles nigeria one of the st

but a very sensitive issue in malaysia time. and still is for the former prime minister are there's no shred of evidence. totally totally innocent of done to your case absolutely he's never been charged over the mood but the big question is why did he allegedly tried to prefer that the courts of justice. in 2009 a private investigator who was one of the last to see alton to your alive kind forward with a statutory declaration implicating knowledge in her mood on the scramble. when de force statutory declaration was issued and sent the spread in the deed off night to meet the person. and signed a 1st. to reverse the s.d. . that's in short piece involvement in the case they snore reason for him. to do that if he was not involved in what. deepak says knowledge even rosemont directed him to take the private investigator known as bella to meet younger brother see him according to deepak threats were made against bella and his family leaving him no choice but to change the statutory declaration to clear. the next morning a ballot and

why malaysia is shouting out their long arms to the industrial world. welcome to the program crypto currencies have seen a remarkable comeback this year after investors ditched them in droves and 2018 the value of bitcoin for example surged nearly 70 percent this month alone to almost 9000 dollars now some analysts are predicting it will climb as high as $10000.00 but going to was the 1st and is the largest of the currency and has become the standard for digital currencies built on a decentralized peer to peer network it's inspired a host of other crypto currencies such as life you 3 m z cash that and big players are looking to create new digital currencies facebook is looking at a product called global calling while u.s. bank j.p. morgan has come up with its own crypto currency the j p m coin now earlier i. philip zentner of the blocks and center of the frankfurt school of finance and management what he thought was behind this surge cryptocurrency yeah thanks for having me well from my perspective it shows that the technology is really pretty and there

why malaysia is shouting out the alarm to the industrial world. i'm chris culliver welcome to the program. crypto currencies have seen a remarkable comeback this year after investors ditched them in droves in $28.00 now the value of one bitcoin surged nearly 70 percent this month alone to almost $9000.00 now some analysts are predicting it will climb as high as $10000.00 bitcoin was the 1st and is the largest cryptocurrency and has become the standard for digital currencies built on a centralized peer to peer network it's inspired a host of other crypto currencies such as like calling. z. cash and desh and big players are looking to create new digital currencies facebook is looking at a product called a global calling while u.s. banking giant j.p. morgan has come up with its own crypto currency the j b m. for more on all things crypto let's bring in phil of zen now he's the head of the block chain center at the frankfurt school of finance and management good to have you on the program philip what's behind this latest surge in cryptocurrency prices

the prime minister of malaysia called the investigation into the donning a flight m.h. 17. 1000 calls continue for stronger evidence to pin the blame for the 2014 tragedy on russia. in a busy news day the us from britain is it she'll go as a product of freedom in an attempt to sway reluctant european countries into believing it's better than russian energy. around the clock across the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome to our top story a united nations expert on torture said that julian the son just being subjected to cruel and degrading treatment. quote several democratic states are trying to break the whistleblowers well the comments come after the special repertory visited the wiki leaks founder in london's belmarsh prison where he's currently incarcerated reportedly extremely unwell artie's going underground spoke to niles meltzer and the full interview airs this saturday. julie says that physical consequences clearly from not being able to access medical care for several years the much more serious aspect is how does the

malaysia is questioning the findings of a probe into the mh 17 plane crashes reports after the break. the european governments especially the germans and the french and the britons they really want to help iran economically they have no control over their private sectors and their private sectors if they have to choose between the vani in market versus the u.s. market again you don't have to be any can all be tedious to figure out that they would go with the u.s. markets. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice or the biggest raid in truth to stand distance is just the dance the right questions and the right answers. the. question. malaysia's prime minister is calling into question the findings of the dutch led investigation into the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 over ukraine in 2040 mahathir mohamad says the international inquiry which alleged that russia was complicit in the atrocity was politicized and has not found enough evidence to support its conclusions he also claimed m

and the prime minister of malaysia calls the investigation into the. calls continue. to pin the blame for the 20. 1 minutes past 4 pm here in moscow the last day of may a very warm welcome to the program. i mean an o'neil our top story a united nations expert on torture said that julian assange is being subjected to cruel and degrading treatment and that several democratic states are trying to break their whistleblowers will the comments come after the special rapporteur were visited the wiki leaks founder in london's belmarsh prison where he's currently incarcerated and reportedly extremely on well going underground spoke to needles melzer and not full interview airs on saturday. july 5th spoken squads clearly shall not be able to access all medical care for several years the much more serious aspect is how does the mentally ill the most easily affected by the extremely hostile and increasingly are treated by it or not she has the looks the street for several years so sure he really shows all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed. to. or wi

since china halted imports of plastic waste in 2017 southeast asian countries like malaysia vietnam and thailand have taken over a big chunk of the global plastics recycling trade but the flow of plastic west from wealthy nations around the world is proving too much to handle last october malaysia banned the import of non-recyclable plastic rubbish now it says it will start sending all the plastic west imports back to where they came from. we are here to urge the developed countries to also revealed that management of plastic waste and stop shipping garbage out to the developing countries if the sheep to malaysia we will return it back we doubtless this inspection of port klang and choose to uncovered more than 450 tons of illegally imported plastic waste packed tightly into 10 containers that came from as far afield as a stray or bangladesh canada china japan saudi arabia and the us wherever this west eventually ends up the chances are it will simply be added to the world's plastic trash heap just 9 percent of the plastic produced between 19502050 in that 65 years has been properly rec

malaysia's prime minister's called into question the findings of the dutch led investigation into the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 over ukraine in 2014 mahathir mohamad says the international inquiry which led to the russia was complicit in the atrocity was politicised and was not found enough evidence to support its conclusions he also claimed malaysia has not been allowed to inspect the plane's flight recorders. accusing her of. what d.c. evidence you could even be the ukrainian government because they do have does. a correspondent among culture of who's been covering the mh 17 tragedies since it happened earlier gave you know neal more on the latest developments. 5 years have passed but it's only seems like it happened yesterday you know i was there one of the 1st reporters on the scene so we have the malaysian prime minister who says malaysia accept the results of the investigation however they accepted to certain points they accept that the plane was brought down by a russian missile but to this is that has not been concluded and this is what malaysia has a problem

well a very sensitive issue in malaysia. and still is for the former prime minister there's no charette of evidence i thought clearly totally innocent of gun to your case absolutely he's never been charged over the mood but the big question it is why did he allegedly tried to prefer that the courts of justice. in two thousand and nine a private investigator who was one of the last to see old into your alive kind forward with a statutory declaration implicating knowledge in her mood. he scramble when to force statutory declaration was issued and sent his brother in the date off the night to meet the person. and signed a first. to reverse wife. that's in short piece involvement in the case they snore reason for him. if he was not involved in the murder. deepak says knowledge even rosemont directed him to take the private investigator known as bella to meet younger brother are not see him according to deepak threats were made against bella and his family leaving him no choice but to change the statutory declaration to clear kno

all very goal promise or malaysia say this and himself political reasons to behind it right from the get go from the very beginning everybody was accusing the russian federation of what had happened and also each time we heard some revelations from the investigation saying it was highly likely russia is highly likely russia that we are more than convinced that it was russia however there was never ever any undeniable proof that would say that this is exactly who the culprit is and also from the from the very start of the inquiry methods themselves well they did raise a few eyebrows around the world 1st of all ukraine was allowed to participate in this to gauge and that's a country who did not close their airspace while there was an internal conflict going on in ukraine and also prime minister of malaysia was saying it and they 17 belongs to malaysia is the malaysian airline however that country was not allowed to participate in this to gauge and of the black boxes so quite a few things there that raise eyebrows around the world the fact that evidence parties including malaysia under

was saying it and they 17 belongs to malaysia is the malaysian the airline however that country was not allowed to participate in this to gauge of the black boxes so quite a few things there that raise eyebrows around the world the fact that evidence and parties including malaysia under russia have been excluded absolutely undermines the credibility of the inquiry the investigation itself because of course it raises the suspicion that evidence and parties have been excluded because. it's not convenient to the desired conclusion and that would suggest that a conclusion was arrived at before the investigation was even mounted or perhaps as indeed a malaysian prime minister suggested actually was the back of people's minds throughout the investigation that the purpose investigation was to pin the blame on russia while the national stablish what happened. united nations has condemned the decision by the cost of an authority is to expel a member of its mission in the breakaway balkan republic russian national mikhail cross to shake off was declared persona non-grata mancini's day followi

was saying it sued and the 17 belongs to malaysia is the malaysian the airline however that country was not allowed to participate in the investigation of the black boxes so quite a few things there that raise eyebrows around the world the fact that evidence and parties including malaysia under russia has been excluded absolutely undermines the credibility of the inquiry the investigation itself because of course it raises the suspicion that evidence parties have been excluded because it's not convenient to the desired conclusion and that would suggest that a conclusion was arrived out before the investigation was even mounted old as indeed the malaysian prime minister suggested actually was that the back of people's minds throughout the investigation that the purpose investigation was to pin the blame on russia more than actually establish what happened. mines now of our breaking news from the u.s. state of virginia at least 11 people have been killed and fix others injured in a mass shooting according to local police a lone gunman opened fire inside the virginia beach municipal ce

did on a big story not malaysia's prime minister house called into question the findings of the dutch led investigation into the dawning of flight m h 17 over ukraine in 2014 year mohammed says the international inquiry which alleged that russia was complicit in the atrocity was politicized and those not follow and enough evidence to support its conclusions he also claimed malaysia has not been allowed to inspect the plane's black boxes. the accusing the russians by any means but what decent you could even be doing ukrainian government because they do have disappeared and 5 years have passed but it only seems like it happened yesterday you know i was there one of the 1st reporters on the scene so we have. a prime minister who says malaysia accept the results of the investigation however they accepted to a certain point they accept that the plane was brought down by a russian missile but to this is that has not been concluded and this is what malaysia has a problem with the moment also there is absolutely nothing that supports the investigators claim that the weapon was actually smuggl

will a very sensitive issue in malaysia. and still is for the former prime minister there's no charette of evidence. totally totally innocent of done to your case absolutely he's never been charged over the mood but the big question it is why did he allegedly tried to put forward to the course of justice. in 2009 a private investigator who was one of the last to see old into you're alive came forward with a statutory declaration implicating knowledge in her mood. he scramble when to force statutory declaration was issued and sent his brother in the date off the night to meet the person. and signed a 1st. to reverse every wife. that's in short piece involved in the case based nor reason for him. to do that if he was not involved in the murder. deepak says knowledge even rosemont directed him to take the private investigator known as bella to meet younger brother are not see him according to deepak threats were made against bella and his family leaving him no choice but to change the statutory declaration to clear knowledge. t

would have very sensitive issue in malaysia. and still is for the former prime minister there's no charette of evidence. totally totally innocent of done to your case absolutely he's never been charged over the mood but the big question is why did he allegedly tried to prefer that the course of justice. in two thousand and nine a private investigator who was one of the last to see old into your alive kind forward with a statutory declaration implicating knowledge in her mood on the scramble when to force statutory declaration was issued and sent his brother in the date off the night to meet the person. and signed a first. to reverse wife. that's in short piece involvement in the case based nor reason for him. if he was not involved in the murder. deepak says knowledge even rosemont directed him to take the private investigator known as bella to meet younger brother are not see him according to deepak threats were made against bella and his family leaving him no choice but to change the statutory declaration to clear knowledge of

for coming up on the program the prime minister of malaysia calls the investigation. m h 7. dean politicized house calls continued for stronger evidence to pin the blame for the 2014 tragedy on moscow. from moscow to the world this is our t.v. international my names you know neal good to have your company in our top story the un's top official on torture safe julian a son chance been subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment and it happened both during the years he spent in the ecuadorian embassy in london and in belmarsh prison he's now incarcerated there artie's going underground spoke to neil's melzer the full interview on saturday julie cisco consequences clearly she will not be able to access medical care for several years the much more seriously this family has been mentally looseleaf the faith that extremely hostile and increasingly arbitrary but she has the looks the street for several years so here she really shows all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed. to live now authorities daniel hawkins who's following this story down the u.n.

we saw ivan's story, malaysia saying, we don't want this.hilippines are fighting with canada saying take your plastic back. talk to us about this issue and agreement we were talking about. >> hi, natalie. thanks. the agreement that took place at the conference of the parties just last week did not disappoint. for one, it's a crucial first step toward stopping the practice of using the developing world or lower income companies for plastic waste, especially those coming from rich countries. >> speaking of rich countries, why isn't the u.s. participating? >> the u.s. is not party to the convention. it's one of the countries not at the convention. nevertheless because of this agreement, the u.s. can no longer export the plastic waste to parties of the convention. that includes the developing countries. it will have an impact on the u.s. waste and plastic waste. >> we are hearing now, as a result, cities in the united states aren't able to recycle because they don't have anywhere for that to go. >> exactly. i mean, in the past, or even now, you

the issue of unwanted waste has washed up in malaysia to the government says it's cracking down on the enforce of non-biodegradable crush like the c.d.'s not. sending hundreds of tonnes of plastic back to the us you can see canada and other countries in the me whoever that send their ways to malaysia ways where those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the canadians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify for more of this west or the problem i'm joined by larry she is the director of greenpeace philippines they're welcome. if i can just ask of the outset how is it possible for developed countries to keep sending their wares to southeast asian nations when there appear to be against the. good afternoon and thanks for having me on your show developing countries are still receiving waste from developed countries even if they're again

are often contaminated china's refusal to accept we used to direct the trash to countries such as malaysia thailand indonesia. and the philippines countries which initially had lax regulations to deal with the import of plastic and other waste but now these countries are fighting but militia is sending back 60 containers of waste imported illegally to where it came from and the philippines is shipping back $69.00 containers filled with waste back to canada this is the source of the diplomatic stink tons of rubbish shipped from canada labeled as recyclable but some fun turned out to be household waste for 5 years now it been rotting in philippine ports. environmental activists and government officials have long argued canada should take back its trash. but the canadian government. doesn't. draw diplomatic relations in the name of the elizabeth is important problem but this earlier this month the road plunged the 2 countries into a diplomatic incident as monella recalled top diplomats from canada. that the recall shows that we are very serious and asking them to get back they're going to be

whoever that send their ways to malaysia by the ways are those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight that. even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the canadians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify from all of this waste disposal problem i'm joined by lear guerrero she's the director of greenpeace philippines they're welcome to do that. if i can just ask at the outset how is it possible for developed countries to keep sending their wares to southeast asian nations when they appear to be against accepting it. good afternoon and thanks for having me on your show developing countries are still receiving waste from developed countries even if they're against it mostly it has to do with weak regulations so and so in developing countries the checks are looser regulations for accepting things that go in our port. the capacity to check what actually comes in is what is reported i

malaysia is mounting a fight against illegal imports of the contaminated and non recyclable plastics the environment minister valid on tuesday to ship a $3000.00 tons of waste back to their countries of origin including the us britain france and japan as she showed reporters the scale of the problem. it's going to every place even though the megastar must see the sun malaysia has been awash with waste since china stopped importing millions of tonnes of plastics up from the developing world last year much of it has been finding its way to other south east asian countries the malaysian environment minister insisted that the printers practice has to stop. whoever this there are ways to malaysia where the ways where those plastic ways are whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. malaysia isn't the only southeast asian country pushing back against the influx of garbage after a 6 year dispute canada agreed last week to accept the return of the huge shipment dumped in the philippines and more

they set up a joint venture with a time family in malaysia. through which the thai family's personal real estate in north america is being held. often corruption is referred to as the crime without victims but it's not true. we should not base our allegations on the rumors or suspicions we should try to base the struggle campaigns on the facts and the evidence. it's now an interesting moment in history. that we keep attacking type now and we appreciate it over different channels and shamed him internationally. am i it's clear on this is a huge story just come out of malaysia all the game with it. after 3 years of 3 radio show i might as well exports myself. when you try to scare you if you're afraid your own risk for it. so i decided to call back. anything happened to me at least to me to the wrong box point. we watch this to come paint becomes to create a momentum of its own. and the international media began to shine the spotlight spilled lasers state of sarawak is touted in tourism ads as paradise but it's lush tropical rain forest is disap

they set up a joint venture with a type family in malaysia. through which to tide families personel realestate in north america is being held. often corruption is referred to as the crow. i am without the victims but it's not true. we should not base our allegations on the rumors or suspicions we should try to base the structure of the complaints on the facts and the evidence. so. it's now an interesting moment in history. we keep attacking the type now and the pressure that all the different channels and shame them internationally . am i'm claire and there's a huge story just come out of malaysia. are all the blogs going with it. after 2 years of dream reduce the show i might as well exports myself. when they tried to scare you give us your own ways for free. so i decided to call back. anything happened to me at least the media are wrong what's going on. we watch this the campaign begun to creep to momentum of its own. and the international media began to shine the spotlight still plays in a state of sarawak is cow didn't tourism ads as parad

also, malaysia's khazanah and denko may on news it's to buy.de and other energy players as they see investment risks, going head without having pre-sold all their production and coles also in iew after the stock was upgraded by credit suisse. in favor over woolworth's. london climb above the average for the price target. shares surge. heads up, mirvac has been suspended in sydney. reporting that the company is planning a $750 million aussie dollar be restructured as an institutional placement. much.anks very let's get a little more on what we should be watching under way ints asia. adam, as we've been talking sliding, nd yields a further aversion of the key curve. is this a trend or has all priced in s been and out? >> essentially, paul, there is nothing stopping this bond rally. focus over he the last 24 hours has been the u.s. with the treasuries closed ating been the start but this is clearly a global phenomenon. it's showing you that the reach for yield is reaching levels we've not seen in a long time. a look at this chart. this is the valu

whoever this says there are ways to malaysia ways where those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed country is a measure isn't the only southeast asian country pushing back against the influx of rubbish canada has agreed to accept the return of a huge shipment was dumped in the philippines but only after a 6 year long dispute was resolved last week more than 100 shipping containers of mislabeled household waste have been sent to 2 ports in the philippines back in 2013 and we just left the 1st of there the political fallout became so severe the president threatened to dump the rubbish back in canadian waters. you know when that is a loaded. 2 gun i learned . early. learned that you need if you want the environmental campaigner george barda told us about what he sees as the unethical side of free trade so the wind phenomenon and this is part of his work is what's known by some as waste colonialism and the really dirty secret of so-called free trade is that it's free for corporations t

malaysia is mounting a fight against illegal imports of can tell many of our non-recyclable plastics the environment minister choose to ship three thousand tonnes of waste to their countries of origin including the us britain france japan she showed reporters the scale of the problem or malaysia has been a warship with waste since china stopped importing millions of tonnes of plastic from the developed world last year much of it has been finding its way to other neighboring countries the malaysian environment minister insists that the practice to stop. poor vernice sand there are ways to malaysia where they are those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. well malaysia isn't the only site east asian country pushing back against the influx of rubbish canada has agreed to accept the return of a huge shipment dumped in the philippines but that's only after a six year long dispute was resolved last week now over one hundred shipping containers of mislabeled hostile waste b

whoever this sand there are ways to malaysia. where those plastic ways are whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. it's not a pretty picture is that a malaysia isn't the only so i think asian country pushing back against the influx of rubbish canada has agreed to accept the return of a huge shipment dumped in the philippines but that's only after a 6 year long dispute was all of last week over 800 shipping containers of mislabeled heisler waste being sent to 2 ports in the philippines back in 2030 minutes left to fester there the political fallout became so severe that president a territory threatened to dump the rubbish canadian waters. you know when that. lord it. 2 is. a lovely. learned that if that. if you learn. well environmental campaigner george border told us about what he sees as the on ethical side of free trade. so the wind phenomenon and this is part of his work is what's known by some as waste colonialism and really y

netflix filmed its show, marco polo in malaysia.u haven't visited malaysia, being gay is a crime. most of the country lives under sharia law. abortion is illegal in malaysia. the company didn't seem bothered by that. disney, by the way, just filmed the upcoming live action mulan film in china which is in a police state where huge parts of the internet are banned and people are executed for having the wrong opinion. in some cases, abortion is mandato mandatory. no, disney and netflix are not worried about the rights. the real concern, the only concern is power. women with children might be tempted to put the needs of their own family before the needs of shareholders, abortion solved that problem. families shrank or disappear entirely. women are free to devote their lives to the company, reliable little worker bees. the corporations get to expand labor pool, lower wages, increased profits, all while giving pious lectures giving women opportunities, we're feminists now. it's grotesque, but it's remarkably effective. somewhere in the la

whoever this says they are ways to malaysia where they are those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries malaysia isn't the only southeast asian country pushing back against this influx of garbage after a six year dispute just lately kelleher agreed last week to accept the return of a huge shipment dumped in the philippines over one hundred shipping containers of mislabeled household waste been said to two ports in the philippines back in twenty thirteen and literally left to fester there the political fallout became so severe president attorney thrown to dump the rubbish back in canadian waters. will declare war against canada we can take them down i'll return the trash just wait and see i will advise canada that your garbage is on the way prepare grounds reception eat it if you want to environmental campaigner george barda describe the offloading a waste as free trades dirty secret. so the wind a phenomenon and this is part of his work is what's known by some as waste co

whoever that send their ways to malaysia where the ways where those plastic ways are whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. malaysia isn't the 1st country to declare it'll push back against the influx of rubbish either the philippines announced this week it plans to return 69 containers of garbage to canada 3 years canada's refused to allow the shipment of household waste to be returned after it was delivered to a port in the philippines but as the dispute escalated the filipino president declared that if canada didn't act quickly he would dump the rubbish in canadian waters will declare war against canada we can take them down i'll return the trench just wait and see i will advise canada that your government is on the way to play a grant reception even if you want to environmental campaigner george barda describes the offloading of rubbish on to 3rd world countries as free trade to dirty secret so the wind a phenomenon and this is part of his work is what's known by some as waste coloni

filmed its show marco polo in malaysia.se you haven't visited malaysia recently being gay is crime there most of the country lives under sharia law. abortion is also illegal in malaysia and columbia where it filmed its show narcos. disney by the way just filmed its upcoming live mulan film in china which is police state huge parts of the internet are banned and people are executed for having the wrong opinions and in some cases abortion is mandatory. so, no, disney and netflix aren't really worried about anyone's rights no matter what their flax claim. their real concern, their only concern is power. women with children might be tempted to put the needs of their hone families before those of shareholders. abortion solves that problem. families shrink or disappear entirely. women are free to devote their lice to the company reliable worker bees. corporations get to expand labor poll, lower wages all about deliver pies lectures giving women opportunities we are feminists now, huh-uh. it's a grotesque scam. remarkably effectiv

it's only 2015 and malaysia is internationally celebrated cartoonist zoon r. is still launching his fans with scathing sketches of the extravagance of the then prime minister and his wife what should we have of the. great their greed greed of you know. how much you spend public money and why a bribe. or how much public money for you hey. you know what in the was a. little sister. but it's a dangerous business and soon is out on bail on know. the list the 9 criminal charges for his cartoon all those. others. like many others who dared to criticize the government at that time he was branded an enemy of the state and faced the daunting prospect of 43 years behind. ben my boo. read it several times they confiscate that my growing to destroy my exhibition and impose a travel ban on. people keep asking whether you do or normal as in no i need to good use and it will expose corruption and this is a release and it's a big for me i said this is a duty this duty of cockiness. in may last year zuma was finally vindicated by. the photo of the people i was off to being rud

but malaysia... this is not totally clear. it is a nuanced position.nd they have singled out the uk saying that they have offered to return it to they have offered to return it to the countries from which it came. obviously, that would be a very provocative move but also a really distinct reminder of all the plastic waste that does drift over from this country and europe to totally different parts of the world.” think it is extraordinary and many people are not aware of how much waste we literally export to other countries. it is to be to china but we are sending tons and tons of plastic waste across the sea rather than deal with it ourselves. it might bea than deal with it ourselves. it might be a reminder that we should ta ke might be a reminder that we should take responsibility this and maybe seeing ships with of tons of plastic could be a good symbol for people to see. it is the one area that is gaining headlines in the last few weeks alongside domestic politics. jessica and henry, thank you very much indeed. that's it for the papers tonight. don'

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headway and actually from the get go the some of the inquiry methods raised eyebrows in malaysia as well because ukraine for example was allowed to work with sensitive materials ukraine a country which failed to close its airspace due to the ongoing conflict and it's within its borders while i was in the plane belong to they weren't even allowed to investigate the black boxes of their own plane yeah that's what the prime minister said but do we know how involved kuala lumpur actually is in the investigation because it was there are lying a lot of their people on board as well of course how involved the are in this well judging from what we heard from the malaysian prime minister now on the 31st off of mains went and i had seen the country certainly would have been would have liked to be involved a lot more in an investigation the prime minister said that his country should have been involved in examining all of the black box but for some unknown reason it was not allowed to do so let's actually get another quote from him and hear from the prime minister himself we don't know why a screw

malaysia is to repatriate $3000.00 tonnes of non-recyclable plastic waste amid concerns of the country is becoming a dumping ground for china back waste imports last year causing countries like the united states and britain to start shipping the material to malaysia turning it into the world's main destination for plastic waste days ago the philippines said it would return tons of trash to cattle. now only on birdman have made history they're moving up to the top tier of german football for the 1st time and relegated stuttgart in the process onya in pole position after drawing their 1st like 2 wall in stuttgart with a partisan behind them the same set for a tense night of football and bout it. in the last 10 attempts but with the backing of a typically raucous. they would have been confident of bucking the trend but got started better and looked like he'd scored a beauty of a free kick but the video assistant referee spotted and no goal. remained. got sweating blood for the cause a new one came into the game after the break this was the 2nd time they were foiled by the woodwork at the

this is a point where we cross from brunei into malaysia.un. let their hair down and have a bit offun. a let their hair down and have a bit of fun. a small riverside town in malaysia and borneo does very well out of brunei. on weekend night, it suddenly comes to life. the buzz fillup, suddenly comes to life. the buzz fill up, with people enjoying what they cannot do back home and, so long as they can do this, they are not complaining too much yet about the new islamic rules. jonathan head, bbc news. singapore's parliament has passed a controversial anti—fake news law that gives authorities sweeping powers to block websites and police private conversations. under the new law, which comes into affect in the next few weeks, the government can order platforms to publish corrections or, in extreme cases, remove content it deems to be false. the rules will also cover personal electronic messages — even on platforms with end—to—end encryption — such as whatsapp. journalists, human rights groups, global tech companies and academics have expressed gr

financial times, plastic waste very much an issue of the moment, but malaysia sending it back.ian countries that are doing that, and i travel in the cities all the time. pollution and congestion and rubbish is such a big deal, they have done a huge amount of shifting the narrative domestically. they are receiving loads of rubbish from developed countries, and it is pretty galling. the philippines are currently having a huge row with canada over exports of rubbish there. as you say, it seems to be capturing a particular zeitgeist of the moment, it is a topical issue, but it does talk broadly about what we do with our domestic waste. why should we be shipping it out? we should we be shipping it out? we should be dealing with it ourselves. let's have a look at the generosity of mackenzie bezos, pledging to give away at least half her wealth to charity. her fortune estimated at 36.5 $11, a hefty act of philanthropy —— 36.5 lian billion. 36.5 $11, a hefty act of philanthropy —— 36.5 lian billionlj think it is important when huge wealth and business has come under a spotlight, and th

you can see canada and other countries in the me wherever that send their ways to malaysia ways where those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries. back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the comedians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify. a reminder now for our top story that we're following for you here on the u.s. secretary of state my comp aoe has met a chance i'm going back all in the talks were cordial but there was no meeting of minds on relations with iran and on other issues. thank you for watching your news please also on twitter our handle there at news business with stephen beardsley is coming right up in just a few minutes don't go away. not everyone who loves books has to go in same. t.w. literature list 100 plus creeds. are simply. people in stories. so special.

earlier this week authorities intercepted more than a 100 refugees about to make the journey to malaysia by boat bangladesh officials say traffickers are targeting working or who fled a military crackdown in meum are. now the survival of the rhino is under threat the world wildlife fund says more than $8000.00 have been poached for their horns since 2010 but in south africa started a wall of reserves say they've adopted an innovative way to save the species a german do quote reports. south africa is home to the world's largest population of brightness but they're under threat the horns are sort of especially by asian guy as we use as status symbols ornaments and in medicine. ranges at this private in the northern province of limpopo are trying to lies in this one to inject a toxic mixture into its own to make it worthless to poach is what we use is a is a combination of toxins and a colorant die so that the die would would prevent people from using it for. a stated purposes but the toxins with them dissuade them from using it as a medicinal product if the mixture injected is also grazier