move to malaysia 4 years ago. so she could provide for her family. she found a cleaning job at a restaurant but her employer didn't want to apply and pay for a visa on her behalf. i mean. before the pandemic she was. moving on. to the. with a mega savings depleted rima is now one of the many thousands of migrants starving across the city all the people in her housing block are also out of work she lives in this cramped space with 9 other. so. 5 yes. some days 6 month old baby goes hungry who took the heat up on how the having a monkey if this was such a sad day the kind of buy at home mom. maybe not the item number not to lose. the balloon buy out. on the park if they keep going and i must upon the city keep the saw. is indeed on the list of that but believe me money so. put. it up limiting some of the people who suffer because of me. but this malaysian is determined to help the desperate like ream of. our runs the n.g.o.s margaret care at a supermarket he's working trucks to the brim with rice eggs and cooking oil. all the gentle creation all he wan

well the one malaysia development ahead fund or one m.t.b. was set up in 2009 when the jeepers act was prime minister malaysian and us or thirty's allege $4500000000.00 were illegally transferred from it into offshore bank accounts and shell companies that money was traced to investments in luxury real estate a private jet and the financing of hollywood films such as the wolf of wall street but he was accused of receiving more than a $1000000000.00 from the fund his inner circle is also accused of graft the g. was defeated in elections in 2018 amid growing anger over the allegations last week u.s. bank goldman sachs reached a near $4000000000.00 settlement with the malaysian government over its role in the scandal thank you let's bring in our guests now and in kuala lumpur we have isa on oh he's senior fellow with singapore institute of international affairs and a former political secretary to najib razak in london we have cleric arsal brown she's an investor journalist who helped expose the one scandal and also in kuala lumpur with her we ha

malaysia's migrants say that promise now feels like a brutal betrayal. right one could be a lived in shout here's a district known for its bazaars and curry house it's the bangladeshi migrant shows me footage of what happened after the area was locked down behind razor wire right hon says when he heard a knock on his apartment door he thought it was government workers coming to test the code 19 or deliver. instead over the next few days almost 600 residents were rounded up pushing trucks and taken away make a truck for us to make good food they give medication all due to give. so no one expecting there are going to the people they're not. they're not creamy no. they're just undocumented. reinhard has a valid work but his friends visa had expired 3 doorway was swiftly taken away by immigration officials he also has been arrested in this time it was not his fault his companion ever he knew his be so. you know i don't i don't buy musician and on the police station i cry in the gate please let me meet my friends. down the road rihanna and i mate for hard cha

leaving malaysia i got my number to 35 a. loser she's tracking where she is if you don't take that example if you do get this behind you that he did that. with travel restrictions in place she's stuck for now like many moderates she'll have to wait it out. i find. that to keep the high number. one i've put it back in. as demand for food increases alex's team work around the clock. and sometimes we just sleep wake up in front of a computer you have. 2300. 2. 135 b.b. receiving on it so the number is still growing is that the most stressful. we believe me to human resources we have many of us a budding out. it's training but alex says malaysia is moderate workers who've helped build this country instead of exploiting them and locking them up or ignoring their plight he wants malaysians to recognise them as a vital part of the community. decide when contribute konami. among . what i would say said a lot of people like to be in pointing that government should be responsive and foyers should be responsive the way i look at it he s

move to malaysia 4 years ago. so she could provide for her family. she found a cleaning job at a restaurant but employer didn't want to apply and pay for a visa on her behalf. i mean. before the pandemic she was. she. said. she. couldn't do it. but that. the. with a mega savings depleted rima is now one of the many thousands of migrants starving across the city all the people in her housing block are also out of work she lives in this cramped space with 9 other. so. yes. some days 6 month old baby goes hungry who took the heat up on her the hurting of a monkey if this was such a sad day the kind of buy at home on the left on maybe not the item number not to lose. the balloon buy a puppy. but make it out. on the park if they keep going and i must upon the city keep the saw. with its image on the left of that but believe me my lady saw. us might get lucky that it up limiting down some of the people who suffer because of me. but this malaysian is determined to help the desperate like ream of. our eggs on runs the n.g.o.s margaret care at a supermarket h

for alleged involvement in the one and the scandal so could this be a step towards brought in malaysia and what if any of the political ramifications this is inside story. thank you. hello there and welcome to the program i'm noriko for you is the one m.t.b. scandal has shaken malaysia billions of dollars were allegedly looted from a state fund set up to promote development of former prime minister was implicated as well as a network of foreign companies relations rule of law was put to the test on tuesday of a g brazil x. involvement in the scandal he was found guilty of all 7 corruption charges and sentenced to 12 years in prison also being fined close to $50000000.00 so the 1st of 5 corruption trials and is centered on the transfer of nearly $10000000.00 from the state fund into the personal accounts he denies any wrongdoing and says he will appeal this is what najib had to say after the ruling. this is. definitely not the end of the world. because there's a process of appeal. and we hope that we would be successful that so. the effort but what continue and to my support this. i hop

following his 2010 conviction malaysia's government banned wong and his wife. from holding business and wildlife trading permits. yet someone in government did knowingly sign off on new licenses are search of public records found that both anson and his wife have had several business permits renewed from the bookit jumbo reptile sanctuary. to errol flynn. to c.b.s. wildlife. posing as customers we visit the penang address listed for the company. where we find answers wife being she almost immediately she confirms she and her husband are still trading in one of your. back. our documents search also and covers another company rono wildlife it was formed after wong's 2010 convictions listed owner is a name we don't recognize. but trading permits show it exports the same animals as anson did to the same us customers he had before his arrest. i think it dormant near open so. wrong his address is listed on the upper floor of a commercial strip in penang and of somebody near for sure. from the street we can make out aquariums and cages leading us to believe animals ar

now malaysia as a country does not recognize refugees so it means that those who make it here don't have any legal status they can't work they can't send their children to school but malaysia is still considered a favorite destination a sort of safe haven because it's a muslim majority country and the mainly muslim or hindu feel safe here despite not having any legal status but i'm slowly changing and last month's malaysian authorities detained nearly 270 rohingya ringa refugees they were found to have entered the country the boat was damaged malaysia in the past has sent rangar refugees back out to sea but already say they couldn't do so because this boat was damaged now the prime minister has said malaysia is no longer able to accept any more refugees it's already struggling to cope with an economy that's been battered by the pandemic. china says it has taken possession of a close u.s. consulate in the city of chengdu the american flag was lowered and chinese officials covered up signs outside the building staff at the u.s. consulate were given a 3 day warning to vacate the shutdo

malaysia's economy is a diversified economy.u look at the contribution from oil, it is less than 20% so 80% of the gdp of revenue for the government is not dependent on oil. it is still a sizable number. we are mindful of that. going forward, the focus is really to stimulate the economy. the last thing we want to do is to burden the economy with more taxes. today, the focus is to stimulate the economy to help the people and to help the businesses. joined last month, s&p fitch in lowering malaysia rating outlook to negative, citing caution around the debt burden what is being done to avoid a rating downgrade? engaging onave been the international rating agencies. the concern is really around what is happening globally and not just to malaysia and if you look at what we have done, the economy has picked up and the rating has remained -- not been downgraded. the outlook has been downgraded. what is important is for us to have that fiscal discipline and the commitment to reduce the deficit when the economy recovers. that is the key

to east investigates why so many foreigners of being locked up in malaysia's lockdown. on friday the police called in the 101 east production team for questioning police say they're investigating the documentary for sedition defamation and violation of the communications of multimedia law the police are expected to file their report to the attorney general. we do not want to judge them but the attorney general's department after reviewing the documentary has determined that there were elements under the sedition act penal code and communications and multimedia. the documentary investigation why the coronavirus pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding it captured immigration raids as they unfolded in real time i just 0 rejects allegations that the program was misleading or unfair. as well as the summons to the police there was a stream online reaction which consisted of threats intimidation abuse and even death threats from people on social media. which was very concerning as well. the one i want to use team says repeated requests for interviews with government of

now malaysia as a country does not recognize refugees so it means that those who make it here don't have any legal status they can't work they can't send their children to school but malaysia is still considered a favorite destination a sort of safe haven because it's a muslim majority country and the mainly muslim or hindu feel safe here despite not having any legal status but i was slowly changing down last month malaysian authorities detained nearly $270.00 rohingya riingo refugees they were found to vent at the country their boat was damaged malaysia in the past had sent ringer refugees back out to sea but the sources say they couldn't do so because this boat was damaged and the prime minister has said malaysia is no longer able to accept any more refugees it's already struggling to cope with an economy that's been battered by the pandemic. and they use ahead remembering the korean war as south korea commemorates day despite rocky relations with its northern neighbor and saying good bye to the man known as the conscience of the u.s. congress mourners pay their respects to john l

several al-jazeera stothard been questioned by police in kuala lumpur about a documentary on malaysia's response to covert 19 police say they're investigating the report for sedition defamation and violation of the country's communications and multimedia at in response al-jazeera has released a statement saying it calls on the malaysian authorities to respect media freedom and desist from treating its journalists as criminals 0 has serious concerns about developments of occurred in malaysia since the broadcast of its want to an east investigative documentary locked up in malaysia's lockdown focused on july 3rd when the documentary investigated why the covert 900 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high infection rates on the locked out of people tested and some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticised the report al-jazeera as attempts to. interviewed government ministers and officials during production would declined stock of experience of staying

more in our top story now as journalist being questioned by police in malaysia. naidu is the executive director of the center for independent journalism she says the government is increasingly clamping down on this end. the government's actions were concerning because the immediate reaction that they thought it was to upon the scene of the documentary was to basically investigate rather than provide. this form of justification in terms of what was being enacted a new documentary in a given society we would have expected that the government even consider it a conducting an independent inquiry to see if there were indeed any possibility of mismanagement abuse of power but you know the institution of the reaction of the sea is something that it's not new or something that would be a i mean if you take a step back it's really not surprising because just in the call up of the last 4 months we've seen a pie in the strenuous basis basically for media especially read media independent media especially being denied access to stay press conferences they were also being den

a program makers of being questioned by police in malaysia about their documentary on migrant workers being locked up during the covert 19 lockdown police say they're investigating the program for sedition defamation and violation of the communications and multimedia act al-jazeera has responded with a statement calling on malaysian authorities to respect media freedom and desist from treating journalists as criminals al-jazeera says it has serious concerns about developments that have occurred in malaysia since the broadcast of its one a one east investigative documentary locked up in malaysia is locked down on july the 3rd the documentary investigated why the covert 19 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high infraction rates under lockdown with people tested in some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticised the reporters being inaccurate misleading and unfair al-jazeera is attempts to interview government ministers and officials during product

their journalists have been questioned by police in malaysia about the documentary on migrant workers being locked up during the covert 90 knocked out police say they're investigating the program for sedition def a. mation and the violation of the communications and multimedia at al-jazeera has responded with a statement calling on the malaysian authorities to respect media freedom and desist from treating its journalists as criminals al-jazeera says it has serious concerns about developments that have occurred in malaysia since the broadcast of its 101 east investigative documentary called locked up in malaysia's lockdown on july 3rd a documentary investigated why the covert 19 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high infection rates under lock down with people tested in some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television of criticize the report is being inaccurate misleading and unfair are just as attempts to interview government ministers and officials during prod

guilty of corruption 7 times over malaysia's former prime minister is convicted of stealing $10000000.00 from a state development fund but the indictments don't stop there also on the show. u.s. lawmakers remembering the late civil rights pioneer john lewis in a display of bipartisan unity pressure leaders praise the democratic congressman as a moral force for the nation. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today germany's institute for infectious diseases says it fears a 2nd coronavirus wave could be underway robert institute says there has been a significant rise in infections over the past few days authorities have been on red alert for people bringing the virus back from abroad germany has now made coronavirus tests mandatory for travelers returning from high risk regions and has so far fared relatively well in suppressing the risk with just over 200000 cases and some 10000 deaths. did i ever use a thomas sparrows falling this forest or a thomas how would germany respond to this possible 2nd wave and would we see broad lockdowns again were would they be more localized the head

malaysia's former prime minister is found guilty of corruption for his role in a multibillion dollar scandal linked to a government investment funds not to prosecute conviction is seen as a test of the country's determination to crack down on dirty deals we'll take a closer look at the case that shook the financial world. so that the serious state of this group that has used crisis. speaks to one of the concepts hoping to take over the leadership of the ailing world trade organization . and the journey a pandemic our reporter meet sailor is adjusting to an increasingly restrictive life on board a cargo ship. this is the business on kate ferguson welcome to the show the former prime minister of malaysia not has been found guilty of corruption in the 1st of several trials linked to the loosing of billions of dollars from a state investment fund the verdict comes just days after u.s. investment bank goldman sachs paid the malaysian government $3900000000.00 over losses linked to the front. a media scrum to see a former leader found guilty. will be allowed to remain free on bail while he

locked up in malaysia's lockdown on july 3rd a documentary investigated why the covert 1000 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of quite alone poor with high infection rates under lockdown with people tested in some fingerprinted foreign is without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticised the report is being inaccurate misleading and unfair there is attempts to interview government ministers and officials during production where declined staff have experience of staying and online harassment since the broadcast went to an east is in asia pacific current affairs program that has won numerous international awards. one of the lawyers representing the al-jazeera staff members spoke as the team entered the police station denying the accusations. and see that . you're not. malaysia's top policeman spoke to the media a few hours ago dismissed concerns of the journalists being treated unfairly he was asked whether the stuff were free to go. we think that will. be the complete yes but at the moment. is the

investment bank goldman sachs has agreed to pay a $3900000000.00 settlement over malaysia's criminal probe into the multibillion $1.01 m d b scandal now the settlement could also help bring an end to the u.s. justice department's investigation into the same issue now the deal includes a $2500000000.00 cash payout by goldman and its guarantee to return at least 1400000000 dollars in proceeds from assets linked to the sovereign wealth fund one malaysia development b h d now malaysian and u.s. authorities estimate $4500000000.00 was stolen from one m.t.b. in an elaborate scheme that spanned the globe and implicated high level officials in the in the fun. prime minister najib razak goldman staff and many others joining us now to discuss his boom bust co-host investigative journalist ben swan ben thank you for being here to break this all down let's start with helping the viewers understand what is one m d p. yeah it's a pretty complicated story but this is probably the easiest part to wrap your head around here which is this is one malaysia d.b. or development b.h.p. it was essentially t

malaysia's former prime minister is found guilty of corruption for his role in a multi-billion dollar scandal linked to a government investment fund not to prosecute conviction is seen as a test of the country's determination to crack down on dirty deals will take a closer look at the case that shook the fund not told world. serious they took these groups. as huge crises steamed. speaks to one of the concepts hoping to take over the leadership of the ailing world trade organization . and at sea journey a pandemic our reporter meet say there is adjusting to an increasingly respected life on board a cargo ship. this is the business i'm kate ferguson welcome to the show the former prime minister of malaysia not has been found guilty of corruption in the 1st of several trials linked to the loosing of billions of dollars from a state investment fund the verdict comes just days after u.s. investment bank goldman sachs paid the malaysian government $3900000000.00 over losses linked to the front. a media scrum to see a former leader found guilty. will be allowed to remain free on bail while h

the former prime minister of malaysia najib razak has been sentenced to 12 years in jail after being found guilty of corruption but he won't be spending any time behind bars yet the judge granted a delay to the sentence it was the 1st of several trials now she faces over the looting of billions of dollars from a state development fund the case is being seen as a test for malaysia's efforts to stamp out corruption. a media scrum to see a former leader found guilty. will be allowed to remain free on bail while he appeals the verdict on 12 year jail sentence handed down by the court in kuala lumpur he was on trial over corruption charges related to a multi-billion dollar scandal at state development fund 1 am d b outside malaysia's highest court after the verdict the 67 year old told reporters he wasn't satisfied with the result and that he would work with his lawyers to launch an appeal this is. definitely not the end of the world. that's a process so you. hope that we would be successful that. the fund one malaysia development to give it its full name was founded to finance infrastruc

one malaysia d.b. or development b h c it was essentially the government's investment firm right which was set up to encourage outside development and investment into malaysia that's why it was set up was back in 2009 it was the then prime minister. who was in charge of this right and he actually was on that advisory board headed up the whole idea was we're going to bring investment into the country sounds good the problem is it didn't do that instead it was wound up creating massive amounts of debt running up about $12000000000.00 in debt brought almost no development into the country did things like you know try to buy a private power plants but again a drop of debt and now what we've learned of course is that it was actually sitting off a huge amount of this money it was being misappropriated and going to elected officials and bankers at goldman sachs and now it was that investment fund that authorities say was the focus of massive amounts of pfeffer what can you tell us about that. a lot so essenti

since the broadcast of its one to one east investigative documentary locked up in malaysia's lockdown broadcast on july 3rd well the documentary investigated why the coded 900 pound demick is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high end section rates under lock down with people tested. and some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticized the report al-jazeera as attempts to interview government ministers and officials during production were declined stoffel experience sustained online harassment since the broadcast one of one east is an asia pacific talent to pass program that has won numerous international awards listening to muhammad in kuala lumpur he's the chief executive and founder of the guardian center for health and social policy as well on a stand you have seen the al-jazeera documentary what do you make of its content and why do you think it's offended the malaysian authorities so much because al-jazeera did ask them to respond but they declined wel

since the broadcast of its one o one east investigative documentary locked up in malaysia's lockdown on july the furred of the documentary investigative why the cove in 1000 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high and. action rates under lockdown with people tested and some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticized the reporters being inaccurate misleading and unfair to serious attempts to interview government ministers and officials during the production where declined staff have experienced the stained online harassment since the broadcast what i want to east is an asia pacific current affairs program that has won numerous international awards and human rights watch is calling on the malaysian government to stop treating criticism as a crime and repeal laws used to limit speech in a statement the deputy director for asia said malaysia's benteke out and as soon our government is increasingly responding to public criticism by carrying out abusi

journalists are questioned by police over the investigation of the treatment of migrant workers in malaysia>> and i'll have all the sports, including -- quickest in practice. ahead of the formula one grand pro in austria. >> welcome to the newshour, a lifeline to millions of syrians is at risk of being shutdown. russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security resolution to keep two pathways open from turkey for aid deliveries. a company in belgian wanted to keep the passages open. the mandate for the badr crosses expires on friday and the country is voting on a proposal. as supplies and food for millions hang in the balance. let's look at why the counsel remains divided. 2.8 million people in syria's ebel held area depend on those pines for aid. but the u.s. says 1.3 million people depend on the other crossing. let's get an update from james. he's joining us from the united nations to talk us through where things stand right now and when we can see a vote on that rival russian proposal. >> we're going to have that vote, well, it's actually underway as he -- we speak. these are virtual procedur

to east investigates why so many foreigners of being locked up in malaysia's lockdown. on friday the police called in the 101 east production team for questioning police say they're investigating the documentary for sedition defamation and violation of the communications and multimedia law the police are expected to file their report to the attorney general. we do not want to judge them but the attorney general's department after reviewing the documentary has determined that there were elements under the sedition act penal code and communications and multimedia. the documentary investigation why the coronavirus pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding it captured immigration raids as they unfolded in real time i just 0 rejects allegations that the program was misleading or unfair. as well as the summons to the police there was a stream online reaction which consisted of threats intimidation abuse and even death threats from people on social media. which was very concerning as well look at the water one east team says repeated requests for interviews with governme

since the broadcast of its one of the nice investigative documentary locked up in malaysia's lockdown broadcast on july 3rd the documentary investigated why the covert dine 1000 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some arrows of kuala lumpur with high infection rates under lock down with some people tested and some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticised the report al-jazeera as attempts to interview government ministers and officials during the production would declined stuff of experience sustained online harassment since the brawl. cost one east asia pacific current affairs program that's won numerous international awards well as well mohammad khalid is the chief executive and founder of the garment center for health and social policy in kuala lumpur he says the documentary was impartial. when i saw the documentary i thought it was a fair and balanced report and it did highlight some of the issues that we ourselves here on the ground in malaysia especially amongst public h

we begin in malaysia where in just the last hour a court has found former prime minister najib razak guilty on all 7 charges and this 1st trial links to the one m.t.b. scandal on top was facing charges of criminal breach of trust money laundering abuse of power he's denied any wrongdoing and to faces several other trials it's alleged hundreds of millions of dollars from the state fund made their way into hits accounts font's louis joins us now live from kuala lumpur florence are guilty across the board was this expected. well i think the world the judge is basically in reading out his judgment and he's saying that the nut jobs defense lawyers were not able to show reasonable doubt that not just did not know what was happening the judge has rejected defense argument that knowledge of had been duped by finance years and that he thought that the money the $10000000.00 that appeared in his personal bank account was a donation from saudi arabia now and the charges he's been found guilty of all 7 charges and they carry very heavy penalties they they range from 15 to 20 years in prison he c

and malaysia's former prime minister najib result has been found guilty of corruption 7 times over and sentenced to 12 years in jail the former prime minister was found guilty of looting millions of dollars from a state development fund. our way our thank you so much for your company everyone germany is bracing itself for a 2nd wave of the corona virus the country's leading public health institute says new infections have risen sharply in recent days and it's largely blaming negligence among the population for driving the problem. 6 months after germany saw its 1st krona case many germans healed relatively at ease. but germany's leading research institute warns that the worse may be yet to come when going to ladies and gentlemen this latest rise in covert 1000 cases here in germany is leaving all of us here. very concerned. after we had managed to keep the number of cases stable for several weeks we have again seen a significant rise in the case in several days. the government warns that didn't you cope with 1000 clusters must be contained to prevent a 2nd wave. if now in the summer th

the case damaged malaysia's reputation and i think today they are working to restore that.ter: the verdict could strengthen the credibility of the current prime minister who took power in february. it could also weaken his coalition, that relies on another party for a slim parliamentary majority. the former prime minister still has influence despite no longer leading a national organization. some analysts say tuesday's conviction to strengthen the prosecution's case in other trials. the former prime minister faces dozens of other charges, including over the alledge laundering a $550 million from the fund. one analyst cautioned it is too early to predict his political demise. >> in malaysia, many of these politically charged cases get reversed. the fact that today we had a guilty verdict does not mean things will change. [indiscernible] we have to wait for the appeal. whorter: for now, a leader once seemed untouchable has been held to account for his actions. anchor: u.s. attorney general william barr has defended the trump administration's response to the black lives matter

around the world it with to various people with high level connections people in china people in malaysia people in the united states in fact in a kind of a. weird twist here apparently even the movie the wolf of wall street was funded with some of this money and they had to return like $60000000.00 to this fund because it was misappropriated to create that movie i want to be i don't want to make light of this situation because you're seeing billions of dollars being defrauded but i want to point out an irony here a movie about wall street fraud was funded by defrauding the what m.t.v. flawed i mean it's very easy u.s. prosecutors have created at least 3 senior bankers from goldman sachs one of whom admitted to bribery now goldman helped the fund raise 6500000000 into bond offerings now earning itself around $600000000.00 in fees from that does this mean some jail time for any goldman executives yet certainly may there's $1.00 in particular that he's the former southeast asian chairman his name is tim lester he pleaded guilty to u.s. charges of conspiring to launder money and admitted to

and's about developments that have occurred in malaysia since the broadcasting of its water one east negative investigative documentary locked up in the lasers locked down on july the 3rd the documentary investigated why the covert 900 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high infection rates on the long down with people tested and some fingerprinted foreigners without valid documents were arrested malaysian officials and state television have criticised the report is being inaccurate misleading and unfair al-jazeera as attempts to interview government ministers and officials during the production were declined staff have experienced sustained online harassment since the broadcast one of one east is an asia pacific current affairs program that is one numerous international awards for the asia's top policeman is speaking to the media he's dismissed questions over the journalist being treated unfairly he says the attorney general is yet to decide whether charges will be laid to feel that the core belief. to be free will be i

in malays years since the broadcast of his one o one east investigative document. 3 locked up in malaysia is locked on july the 3rd the documentary investigated why the qubit 19 pandemic is forcing migrant workers into hiding the government put some areas of kuala lumpur with high infection rates under locked up with people tested and some fingerprinted foreigners with valid documents were arrested if captured immigration raids it captured rather as they unfolded in real time malaysian officials on state t.v. have criticized the report as being inaccurate misleading and unfair al-jazeera rejects those claims attempts to interview government ministers and officials during production were declined to 0 staff of sustained online her response since the broadcast including death threats when he stays in asia pacific current affairs program that has won numerous international awards let's talk again to air as are you from the institute for democracy and economic affairs in kuala lumpur air a good for good to stay with us here on out as iraq is there a chance that the team of journalists produce