the risks of living on the mekong river. caused by mining is threatening riverside communities. and the south koreans are in a rush to see the start of section of this museum to look at why feelings of being this yeah. i'm british welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us imagine you're walking in your computer and you see your files being moved before your very eyes all police telling you they know all of the private events you vulcanize on social media this is a reality but reality for many foreign journalists in china then also surveillance and government interference on them wasn't in twenty it's part of a report published by the beijing based foreign correspondents club of china or f.c.c. see here are some chilling accounts from correspondents matthew carney of the australian broadcasting corporation says in my phone i have actually seen them in my g. mail opening and closing files. cathy long from the b.b.c. says on two separate occasions my phone call was interrupted and i heard a recording of by a call being played back down the line to me one hundred nine membe

or we can do is work locally here in the mekong delta. we ourselves will have to save ourselves. one way to do that is to relocate but many people here are hesitant to move away from their source of livelihood their ancestors have lived here for millennia and at least for now they'll stay. kampong deet is joins us from thailand but she's a conservationist with international rivers and is campaigning to save the mekong river is it is good to see you how serious is this problem and what is the impact it's having. i would say that it's been very there are things like call me. emergency because since the first that was filled in you non-profitable time that around. nine to ninety six gradually more and more of them has been viewed on the after ames which is just like less than three hundred fifty big you know meters us through a file border that's the in seems to change an ecosystem particularly the wattle slap to a nation you know in their medical river the water level depends largely on the winds which is like a grand fact but when the dam x. raying controls the funnel that means t

the risks of living on the mekong river we've seen how erosion caused by illegal sign mining is trapped in riverside communities. and the south koreans are in a rush to see the start of the action of this museum we look at why for.

since the start of the year the value of the crop has decreased by a thud thankfully follows in the mekong delta we fall that yields are high because weather conditions have been perfect for us to grow in more than half the population works and are recalled sector companies third largest exporter of fox. business asia for today for more news on background stories you can always go to our web site that's of course. business and to follow us on facebook and twitter. for the news that's up next right after this quick look at global markets right thank you. because. congress from the. most boring beats moms and sets its sights on the whole police. like hanover moustafa high in a relegation worthy performance. dashed hopes damon shots have to bending with a last second equaliser. in the minutes of double odds germany state by state. the most colorful. the liveliest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany by state. on w dot com hey listen up. that's what video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today's tracks take the experience

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they went missing from neighboring laos and in december the bodies of two of them were found in the mekong river tile authorities say they had nothing to do with the murders all of these cases create a fear among people like people are afraid to express their views and opinions especially about such as the monarchy no one dares to do anything even to demand the rights of the dead. some york was arrested before the coup and spent seven years in jail for criticizing the royal family in articles published in his magazine article i mean you know he says when he was released last year he found that human rights had to rewrite to dramatically under military rule inspiring him to continue fighting for democracy and free speech the government has used several laws to try to stifle dissent charging people with sedition or violating the computer crimes act or things they're posted online and after the coup there was a surge in the number of people charged with insulting the monarchy if the military has also used less overt tactics like harassment to silence critics for the past ten years the hosts o

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they went missing from neighboring laos and in december the bodies of two of them were found in the mekong river teil authorities say they had nothing to do with the murders all of these cases create fear among people that people are afraid to express their views and opinions especially about such as the monarchy. and no one dares to do anything even to demand the rights of the dead. so me up was arrested before the coup and spent seven years in jail for criticizing the royal family in articles published in his magazine and i mean you know he says when he was released last year he found that human rights had to rewrite to dramatically under military rule inspiring him to continue fighting for democracy and free speech the government has used several laws to try to stifle dissent charging people with sedition or violating the computer crimes act with things that posted online and after the coup there was a surge in the number of people charged with insulting the monarchy. if the military has also used less overt tactics like harassment to silence critics for the past ten years the hosts of

they went missing from neighboring laos and in december the bodies of two of them were found in the mekong river teil thora to say they had nothing to do with the murders all of these cases create a fear among people like people are afraid to express their views and opinions especially about establishment such as the monarchy no one dares to do anything even to demand the rights of the dead. some york was arrested before the coup and spent seven years in jail for criticizing the royal family in articles published in his magazine and i mean you know he says when he was released last year he found that human rights had to rewrite to dramatically under military rule inspiring him to continue fighting for democracy and free speech the government has used several laws to try to stifle dissent charging people with sedition or violating the computer crimes act or things they're posted online and after the coup there was a surge in the number of people charged with insulting the monarchy. if the military has also used less overt tactics like harassment to silence critics for the past ten years the