so the courts will take its time to hear the case of maria ressa and the philippine press will probablyis not only rappler that is under fire. you also have president duterte objecting to the renewal of a famous television network's franchise which will expire in 2020 and which needs the approval of both houses of congress. yeah, that's right. because he complained that this particular media entity cheated him in the last election and did not air his views. isn't this suppressing freedom of the press in the philippines by not approving the franchise or abs—cbn? you could take it like that. but abs—cbn is one of the many outfits. unfortunately, abs—cbn has a problem with duterte in terms of cases, tax cases. it is like what he did. maybe duterte is trying to put pressure on abs—cbn to deal with it. it's like what he did with inquirer. so the problem is if you criticise duterte and if duterte can find holes in you he will go after you. a cyber attack exploiting a vulnerability in the messaging service, whatsapp, is thought to have been carried out using software developed by an israeli co

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the case against maria ressa is already in the courts and the senate or the congress cannot say anything to hear the case of maria ressa and the philippine president will probably continue to. but it is not only rappler that is under fire. you also have president duterte objecting to the renewal of a famous television network's franchise which will expire in 2020 and which needs the approval of both houses of congress. that was my grade. he complained that this particular media entity cheated him in the last election and did not hear his views. isn't this suppressing freedom of the press in the philippines by not approving the franchise? you could ta ke approving the franchise? you could take it like that. but it is one of the many outfits. unfortunately it has a problem with duterte with cases, those cases. it is like what he did. if duterte can find holes in your he will go after you. that is the problem. it suppresses freedom of the press in the philippines. what happens now is that his allies dominate both houses of congress. what happens now is that his allies dominate both houses o

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philippine journalist maria ressa is in court on libel charges she says it's because of critical reportingn president duterte. last year, she was named one of time magazine's people of the year. and this video is trending on bbc.com. a camera in far east russia has captured amazing pictures of a fire in late april. the flames can be seen moving rapidly, below an oriental white stork nest, on top of a power pylon. despite the blaze, the nest wasn't harmed. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: there are calls for itv‘s jeremy kyle show to be taken off air for good after the death of a man who appeared on the programme. steve dymond died days afterfailing a lie—detector test on the show. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. china's tech titans. what we are learning today from alibaba and tense and reveal the impact of the trade war. saudi oil warning, kruuda slips despite another attack on the kingdom's energy infrastructure. —— crude oil slips. good morning, a jar. hello, world. it is a wednesday. glad you could join us foran wednesday. g

opinion making it easier for repressive governments to justify the goal action philippine journalist maria ressa rappler is facing a slew of legal cases over that publications investigation into abuses by the government of rugby go to charity. he ultimately form of censorship is of course the murder of the 54 journalists killed for their work in 201813 reported on human rights and 8 of those were targeted for murder since 1902 c.p.g. has documented at least 1340 journalists killed in retaliation for their work at least 285 of those covered human rights this brutal method of silencing critics was seen last year with the murder of washington post columnist joe moakley shogi he was killed by saudi officials dispatched from riyadh for that purpose i commend the committee for making because showpiece case a focus of today's hearing and i also urge that you consider the role played by technology a digital rights group reported that pegasus and advanced cyber weapons sold by the israeli spy work company n.s.o. group likely allowed the saudi government to listen to calls between chris shogi and a saudi

in related news, maria ressa, the award-winning editor and founder of rattler, was arraigned today on one count of cyber libel. ressa, who has been a vocal critic of president duterte and his drug war, has been systematically targeted for her reporting. her lawyers say the case may head to the supreme court. to see her interviews on democracy now!, go to democracynow.org. in sudan, six protesters and a member of security forces were killed when securirity and paramilitary forces opened gunfire on crowds in khartoum on monday. dozens more were injured in the shooting. earlier that day, the transitiononal military council said they reached an agreement with protest leaders on a transitional power structure. demonstrators have been demanding a transfer from military to civilian rule. this is protester rasha ali. >> we will not accept being treated like we have been treated by the previous anchor regimes, whether bashir or others. we've been treated in ways that are unacceptable by anyone. this an area will not be repeated. amy: also on monday, deposed president t omar al-bashir was charg

philippine journalist maria ressa is facing a slew of legal cases over that publication's investigation into abuses by the government of rodrigo duterte. the ultimate form of censorship is, of course, murder. of the 54 journalists killed for their work in 2018, 13 reported on human rights and eight of those were targeted for murder. since 1992, cpj has documented at least 1,340 journalists killed in retaliation for their work. at least 285 of those covered human rights. this brutal method of silencing critics was seen last year with the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi, killed by saudi officials dispatched from riyadh for that purpose. i commend the committee for making khashoggi's case a focus of today's hearing and i also urge that you consider the role played by technology. a digital rights group reported that pegasus, an advanced science weapon sold, likely allowed the saudi government to listen to calls between khashoggi and a saudi dissident. khashoggi's killing was an abombenible crime that has thus far gone unpunished. cpj has found that in nine out of ten c