all right let's talk a little bit about this with my colleague matthew moore who has been following the developments there and first of all matthew i believe that especially japan's judicial system has now well come under fire but people are looking closely at it yes well this was always going to be a case to draw drew huge attention globally in the auto industry facing charges of fraud and losing stripped of his job and fighting his reputation but in recent weeks the focus has turned on the japanese distances to measure say it's being criticized by international observers who've called hostage justice system that is because of these lengthy pretrial detention and limited access to legal representation and lawyers and critics say that you know japan's high level some nine or ten convictions in japan are the product of confessions and so they say that these lengthy detentions are designed to yield a confession and a successful conviction. and what we have in the last few days is a new legal team of command and applied for bail. and this time they they were successful where does this leav

and joining me now to bring us more on that response is a reporter matthew moore matthew mark zuckerberg behind bars is that ever going to happen is this realistic perhaps not mark zuckerberg. i mean hefty fines are on the cards if this passes through the parliament next week and it would essentially make a criminal offense for social media companies not to remove extremist violent content quickly and the keyword is quickly because that would come down to the decision of a jury and no this is part of a broad package of measures which mr stone morrison announced this week and paul in doing so he said he used calling on social media companies for allowing their sites to be weaponized no let's just take a listen to what he said i have the technology to do this and i have the opportunity to do it and we're going to insist that i do it and if i don't do it the state with financial penalties imaginable for them and on top of that potential prison terms for executives who are found responsible. how realistic is it legal experts are wrong convention on whether australian authorities crude actual