i'm melissa chan and this is news asia thank you for joining us pakistan plans to tighten its control of internet activity through a nationwide web control system news outlet code a story says it's gained exclusive access to documents showing that islamic jihad contracted a canadian company called san divine to help build the system the surveillance infrastructure would monitor all of the country's incoming and outgoing internet traffic. very own marley was one of the reporters who worked with coda story on the investigation over tell us a little bit more about what you found. you know so i would start with thing that this is unprecedented move in pakistan in this current environment. and the system in general aims that curbing their traffic which some experts say might also include encrypted messaging services like what. and also the. equipment provided by saying one is capable of directing and blocking the internet traffic in real time meaning the government can essentially intercept the internet address figure at any point and can do anything with it. previously in egypt and. in fa

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start with china where often we've looked at how beijing polices its own citizens online activities but the country has growing digital power beyond its borders we saw that recently when pro china bots and users campaigned against american basketball executive who tweeted his support to hong kong protesters we know china is actively trying to influence the upcoming elections in taiwan and a few weeks ago facebook and twitter announced they took down thousands of state coordinated china backed pages accounts meant to influence public opinion facebook's mark zuckerberg pledged to be vigilant this week he said we face increasingly sophisticated attacks from nation states like russia iran and china but i'm confident we're more prepared. beijing was asked about these accusations including whether china might be influencing the u. s. elections the foreign ministry denied doing anything wrong but what you this young national i think this is absurd and lovable china has never interfered in the internal affairs of other countri

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us the european parliament has awarded its pristine just human rights award the soccer off prize to iran toady he is the professor and member of the ethnic muslim minority called weekers who mostly live in china beijing has gone after this group putting an estimated 1000000 of them according to the u.n. in detention camps yes you heard that right detention camps it's the largest internment of people since world war 2 toady is serving a life sentence he probably doesn't even know he's won this award china says he's a separatist but what he said and why. he tried to do with simply to convey the feelings weekers had about how china was running. the territory where most of them if i may you may want to thank you but we have no representative no newspaper of our own right as i thought what can ordinary people do when they encounter in just a small shelter from some of them will fight resist for you even though why a person violence i believe there will be more and more violent resistance by ordinary people if government policies do

i'm melissa chan you're watching d.w. news asia thank you for joining us well it might be fridays for a future but it's wednesdays for women on the program today our stories all feature women as a theme in some way we start with climate change in china how the country decides to tackle its environmental problems will determine the direction of the global climate crisis correspondent mathias bolinger tags along with one student there who understands the urgency. whenever she can how we know this it's the flower market in her home city of we need who conquered money she buys trees seedlings to plant in the surrounding areas. it's his contribution to the world wide fridays for future protests how he joined the movement 4 months ago china's 1st climate strong. i don't feel planting trees is something that's easy to do and something that's possible to promote in china was a while fossil it inspired by young people around the world how you started demonstrating in front of the local government offices she was soon as courted aw

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us it's a topic that's still taboo in pakistan's conservative muslim society sex education once married women face pressure to procreate fear of a backlash from islamic clerics discourages public discussion about family planning and access to contraceptives is pretty limited just 34 percent of pakistanis can get them this means the population continues to boom there are more than 200000000 people in pakistan and often individual families feel they can barely manage with so many mouths to feed here's the w. shots of july ani with more. standing up to make a difference child are soon. no is a community health worker in the town of picher in sindh province in a conservative muslim society she reaches out to women pakistan's public health system fails to reach today she's speaking about family planning and reproductive health but it's not an easy sell. yet the am i to kind of authentic people are more aware of family planning these days but they're often reluctant because their myths and misconceptions about using contraceptives some wo

i'm melissa chan you're watching d.w. news asia thank you for joining us the investigation continues into the deaths of 39 people found in a truck in the u.k. prosecutors say they were victims of a global ring of human traffickers by now we know they came from asia we don't know much more you may remember that early reports said they might be chinese next they might be vietnamese asia is where much of modern slavery in the world takes place almost $25000000.00 people in asia are victims of slavery that's 6 for every 1066 percent of them go into forced labor and india china and pakistan have the highest absolute numbers of slaves but southeast asia sees a lot of active. poor job prospects natural disasters and military conflicts there are all factors behind waves of displaced people and migrants for more we have rachel smith with the human trafficking foundation with us rachel tell us what you know about human trafficking to the u.k. from asia let's start with china that's where investigators were looking at from the begin

i'm melissa chan you're watching news asia thank you for joining us india officially changes the status of kashmir today thursday it is now no longer in autonomous state and instead has been split into 2 federally controlled territories one is called jadwin kashmir and the other is le duc. indian prime minister narendra modi made the decision back in august since that announcement the region's been under lockdown with no internet local politicians arrested and limited information filtering out some of what we know is coming unexpectedly from european visitors. indian administered kashmir news of the european lawmakers imminent arrival sparked angry protests across the region 3 months into delhi security lockdown tensions remain at boiling point. more than 80 days of protests but no one's paying attention people are getting killed slaughtered everything is closed there's a communications lockdown. in delhi the any peace will welcome personally by prime minister narendra modi sponsored by an obscure think tank the group was dominated by far right deputies the e.u.'s stressed this is not a

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thanks for joining us we started japan and the in throne and of emperor not a veto back in may his father had abdicated the 1st abdication for the country in 2 centuries and the son had succeeded to the throne it turns out that was just the 1st step and a multi-step process a very ceremonial and traditional affair on tuesday a bigger event attended by royalty from around the world took place. and he is revealed. sitting on the throne quite literally. followed by his wife and christmas also in that is a separate ghalia those invited to attend mostly watched from a distance only a few people were actually permitted in the state room to see hear his proclamation . sucking. i inherited imperial status based on jeff uneasy constitution. as well as on japanese imperial household law. i hereby proclaim in and outside of the country so that all i have in throwing like i say made. japan's prime minister shinzo ave is and it welcomed not a veto to the throne. she. turned going to come under. god. 2 so what do we know about and her and the truth is not to

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us 5 months of protests in hong kong have turned increasingly violent but if you wonder whether that's not declining support for those demanding more civil liberties take a look tens of thousands of young and old alike turned out on sunday and in what has become a familiar sight police responded with water cannon trucks this one loaded with blue dye in what officials say was an accident as one hit the city's main mosque forcing an apology from hong kong leader kerry lamb. that's the latest out of hong kong and through it all the message from protesters have stayed the same they do not have seps the growing influence of beijing and they want to keep the freedoms they currently have. chosen tilt followed one man who's become a bit of a fixture at protests. at a.t.t. few could match his status but uncle wally is driven by own sense of responsibility . for this we moved to canada in tear gas on one side. and petrol bombs on the other. he doesn't shy away. instead he deschutes towards the front lines for morning until night weeken

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his wife priscilla chan recommended staffers to the buttigieg campaign zuckerberg's spokesperson saying that they haven't decided who to back yet in this presidential election melissales, apparently pete buttigi pete buttigieg they were at harvard at the same time >> no kidding. were you there with him? >> no. >> you predated them >> it was pete's idea for facebook it wasn't thewinklevosses. >> now he's making things up what to expect here? >> this is a stock you were penning op-eds last year >> yes, bleeding edge. >> this could be a front from the perspective of getting in front of regulatory service things, earnings are expected to rise 1% this year so they're gone, okay, but this is one of the most toxic stories we talked about boeing we talked about johns son amson johns johnson. i have teenage girls, more concerned with what goes on their platform than i am with drugs and alcohol, and cigarettes and stuff like that it's a toxic product, this is going to be something that our generation is going to face right now and how we deal with it and so to me, i was reasonably constructive last year dealing with all this stuff. i think this is going to get worse. i think

melissa francis. >> i'm connell mcshane. nice to close at the highs. welcome to "after the bell." nasdaq and dow closing in positive territory for first time in three days we've seen that nasdaq closing up more chaniness team coverage set up for all this. gerri willis watching markets on the floor of the

melissa francis. >> i'm connell mcshane. nice to close at the highs. welcome to "after the bell." nasdaq and dow closing in positive territory for first time in three days we've seen that nasdaq closing up more chan 1%. fox business team coverage set up for all this. gerri willis watching markets on the floor of the new york stock exchange. phil flynn has his eye on oil and gold at cme. hillary vaughn is live in dallas today at a google roundtable event. gerri to you first on the roller-coaster session. reporter: wow, wow. you said it at one point during the day we dropped 336 point on the dow the within that hour we turned green. maybe expectation after rate cut, maybe two by the end of the year. traders like that idea even though the services sector appeared anemic here. dow, one week. we were down 840 points combined tuesday an wednesday. now we are in the green today. but on the week, the dow is down more than 2%. s&p down more than 2%. nasdaq down 1%. we have got a ways to go to see our way through this thicket. dow laggards this week, 3m, one of the industrials stocks getting killed bit manufacturing report earlier in the week. price target cut by barclays and credit suisse. bad news for 3m