these 3049 journalists killed has been killed in countries which we call countries in peace like mexico pakistan and says this is much more troubling in your report makes clear that domestic threats are not decreasing and that includes wave after wave of misinformation that the public is being forced to confront with we hear about it all the time i want you to take a listen to what was said just last week at the u.n. climate conference about this information the reason why here is because of the deep pockets and the power that's been exercised by fossil fuel companies and their allies around the world they've been spreading misinformation about them about the science they have you know strong. think progress on climate action. but you know what's changing what's changing is the powerful of diverse movement for climate action that we're building around the world there you have right there you have someone the climate conference saying you know part of the part of the battle we have is the misinformation that's out there so what does reporters without borders advance journalists to do i mean we're

these 3049 journalists killed have been killed in countries which we call countries in peace like mexico pakistan and saying this is much more troubling in your report makes clear that domestic threats are not decreasing and that includes wave after wave of misinformation that the public is being forced to confront with we hear about it all the time i want you to take a listen to what was said just last week at the u.n. climate conference about this information the reason why here is because of the deep pockets and the power that's been exercised by fossil fuel companies and their allies around the world they've been spreading misinformation about the about the science they have you know strapping. present climate action. but you know what's changing what's changing of the powerful a diverse movement for climate action that we're building around the world there you have right there you have someone the climate conference saying you know part of the part of the battle we have is the misinformation that's out there so what does reporters without borders advise journalists to do i mean we're fightin

without borders indicates that more than half of those were killed in just 5 countries syria mexico afghanistan pakistan and somalia the report also shows that 389 journalists worldwide are imprisoned in china 120 journalists are behind bars including many members of the country's we've got muslim minority egypt has 34 journalists in jail 32 in saudi arabia 26 in syria and the least 25 in turkey. reporters without borders is also concerned about a new wave of media repression in iran many journalists were arrested to join in recent protests against an increase in the price of fuel the iranian government has also intensified its houseman's of persian speaking journalists working abroad. neutral book grotty knows what it means when press freedom is threatened the editor in chief of prague based radio farda the persian service of radio free europe radio liberty says harris mintz of exile journalists by the iranian regime has escalated during the current protests. intelligence officers have been. operating different accounts and different websites in order to the famed journalist protests against fuel price

without borders said most journalist killings occurred in just five countries -- syria, mexico, afghanistan, pakistan, and somalia. the good news is that that number is at a 16-year low. the bad news is that more journalists are being detained arbitrarily. tonight, three hundred 89 journalists are in prison somewhere around the world. china tops the list with 120 journalists behind bars that we know of. it's hard to get the real numbers from china. followed by egypt, saudi arabia, syria, and as you see right there, turkey. reporters without orders says homemade threats against journalists are growing. they include politicians attacking the media from washington, d.c., to manila. in iran, journalists were arrested simply for trying to report on recent protests against a hike in gas prices. our next report shows the iranian government has also intensified its harassment of persian speaking journalalists woworkin abroaoad. >> h he knows w what it meaea wn press freedom is threatened. the editor-in-chief f of the persian service ofof radio free europe radioio liberty says harassment of journalists by the

as a result of their work more than half of those were killed in just 5 countries syria mexico afghanistan pakistan and somalia the groups also concerned about a new wave of repression against the media in iran as the government steps of housman to be made in media based outside the country. nutra book grotty knows what it means when press freedom is threatened the editor in chief of prague based radio farda the persian service of radio free europe radio liberty says harris may have exiled journalists by the iranian regime has escalated during the current protests . intelligence officers have been. creating different accounts and different websites in order to before the journalist protests against fuel price rises erupted in iran in november the state responded with violence and nationwide internet blackouts domestic media have faced increased censorship and broadcasters based abroad are among the only other sources of information that their reporting appears to have angered the rainey and regime. who normally what they do all day summoned their parents. to iranian intelligence ministry quarters.

pakistan bangladesh and mexico the manufacturer broad group a company headquartered in hunan china specializes in energy efficient air conditioning in the next few years the firm with more than 3000 employees hopes to further expand aided by china's belgian road investment scheme. and road opens a new space for growth in the world economy. it creates a new platform for international trade and investment and provides new ways for global economic governance and contributes to the well being of people in many countries. sometimes called the new silk road the built in road initiative there's a massive infrastructure investment scheme new railways are intended to provide better connectivity across the region continent investment in ports will open new maritime trading routes according to official figures the total value of projects already signed exceeds $500000000000.00 us dollars. so far international trade rules have been shaped by western countries chinese companies like broad hope that through its massive investments china will gain a greater say in these rules to make them better serve chines

pakistan as president from 2001-2008. he is currently in dubai receiving medical treatment. >>> trade negotiators from the u.s. and mexico says the trade deal is a done deal, despite last-minute objections and complaints from mexico in that bill. matt rivers is in mexico city. >> reporter: this has been a confusing couple of days in mexico to say the least, surrounding this usmca deal. in terms of getting this deal passed now appears to be resolved. how did we get here in the first place? it was just last week that members of the mexican, canadian and american governments, signed this newly agreed to deal. as part of that deal, house democrats were very concerned that new mexican labor laws that were enacted, the democrats wanted to make sure they were being enforced down here. as part of the bill that was authorized, that would allow the approval, the ratification of the usmca, there was specific language that called for five labor attaches to be based here in mexico city, to help monitor and enforce the labor laws. and mexico's government said, we didn't agree to that. if we believe that the five labor attaches were to

pakistan india indonesia right. this has brought just a northern triangle and problem with respect to mexico is it. >> know is worldwide. yes, i remember when you tweeted the picture of you outside of the aurora facility. it inspired me to do more if my own home state. and not long after, on labor day just recently, linens and with i.c.e. valley the drew 200 people on the holiday. there is a hunger and thirst among grassroots ordinary citizens to show the subordinate away an estimate done until now. i'm so many of these i.c.e. facilities on siege, being lied about, with the agents being tossed and harassed i talk about it in chapter five the 18th abolished i.c.e. and teeth and a sanctuary and occurs. again this is well subsidized and underwritten by forces that are hostile to americans sovereignty. it is very important for people to know what actually is going on in the facility. so to her that i took, i was stunned on congressman news defined out in among the many amenities that you listed on top of that, you've got these detainees many of them still criminals, aliens repeat offenders and deportation fugitives who hav

mexico's monterrey on saturday. the winner of that match will play liverpool in the semi—finals on december 18. for the first time since 2009, test cricket has returned to pakistany in rawalpindi. sri lanka won the toss and chose to bat, and it was a day of fluctuating fortunes which ended with the sri lankans 202 for five at stumps. this the fifth wicket to go, angelo matthews bowled by naseem shah on 31. he took two wickets. dimuth karunaratne the top scorer so far with 59. the spectators gave us a lot of support, i see some boards, giving us welcome, so those are the good things, when we are here and when you are travelling, the other countries, no supporters from the other country. i think pakistan always give a good warm welcome, as always. the former south african captain graeme smith has agreed to become cricket south africa's director of cricket butjust in an acting capacity. he's agreed to do the job for three—months until the start of the indian premier league. the announcement comes of course just 15 days before the first of four tests against england which start in centurion on boxing day. tommy seymour has become the second player to retire from the

mexico city. opposition politicians in india have been protesting against us citizenship bill introduced by prime minister narendra modi's government the bill would allow migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan to become citizens but not if their most it was passed by the lower house of parliament on monday critics say the bill violates india's secular constitution but discriminating against muslims well these protests is in northeastern india oppose the bill for a different reason they say indigenous communities will be marginalized if a large number of hindu migrants from bangladesh become citizens. around $600.00 refugees and migrants in bosnia are being moved from a makeshift camp to another shelter near the capital sarajevo they've been living without running water or electricity at a former landfill near the northern border with croatia jonah howell reports the conditions are appalling in the biting cold this was no way for already desperate people to be living on the doorstep of europe. the buses brought no comfort the only way they wanted to leave camp was over bowls news northwest border into croatia and the european union instead roughly 600 migrants from places like syria afghanis

pakistÁn. ella es una de ellas. gracias a eso la bandera de mÉxico estuvo mÁs de 8000 m de altura. >> para mÍ, es un orgullo.enza con el cuidado de la piel. tiene que estar limpia y super hidratada. no hay que descuidar nunca la zona del contorno de ojos. [sonido ambiente] [mÚsica] >> quÉ rico! es muy importante para preparar la piel para recibir la crema. [mÚsica] >> cada estaciÓn es mÁs impactante que la siguiente. probamos una nueva alternativa. este jabÓn me hace feliz. [risas] >>es como una caja de bombones, pero de maquillaje. este producto es una maravilla. acaba de salir. es una textura muy interesante. fÍjate cuando lo aplicas. tiene una especie de pequeÑo aceite de agua. esto con las partÍculas de maquillaje. casi nada. >> tengo una mÁs oscura. >>lo mezclamos con el cepillo. se convierte en la base. [hablan a la vez] todo el cuello. >> a la hora de redescubrir el maquillaje ideal nos reafirmo que siempre menos es mÁs. cuÉntanos de los colores qué te gustan. >> me gusta utilizar colores que encuentro en mÍ misma. en este caso son colores cÁlidos como tierra que mi cabello es castaÑo, mi piel tambiÉn

as pakistan elects and new parliament for the 1st time since a reformist president took charge and ended years of isolation. an exclusive report on arms trafficking in mexico we reveal how cartels a smuggling guns from the united states fueling the country's breck old murder rate . and then for crowd the racism odds that chelsea's win a top number in the premier league and in its city ac milan suffered the heaviest league defeat in 20 years. thousands of indians have defied a ban on demonstrations and rallied against controversial citizenship will mounting the biggest challenge to prime minister narendra modi's government since he took power in 2014 modi himself has health a mega rally in the capital new delhi where he did night for the excludes muslims but the on rest shows no signs of stopping at. at least 23 people have now been killed in clashes with security forces and protests as a saying they won't back down so we mistrust reports 7. it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many say discriminates again

mexico's drug cartels al jazeera investigates the flow of weapons leading to a record murder rate and fear of storms disrupt much of western europe ahead of the christmas holidays. and support pakistan close in on an historic test victory someone has those details on the break more of that status. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across china the clouds are pushing off the sea eastern seaboard and things are going to be looking better for shanghai for one day at least we're going to be seeing some better skies for you with a temper there of about 13 degrees unfortunately the time we do get towards tuesday do expect to see some rain starting to pop up as well as more clouds but down towards the south hong kong not a bad day for you with partly cloudy conditions a temperature of 23 degrees now we are watching tropical storm fan farm it is a new storm here in the pacific you can see the clouds right there this storm as a tropical storm making its way towards the philippines by the time we get towards monday increasing intensity by the time we do get to tuesday though the system is going to be bring some very heavy rain across the eastern and cen

into mexico wouldn't rectify that alone but from politicians to experts to ordinary mexican's few doubt that it would help john homan. to quanah. time from us will break out when we come back pakistan celebrates the end of its decade long exile from cricket the truth in karachi that's coming up in this book more on that saves. us. the book. the book. welcome back now 6 new planets outside a system that's been discovered by traumas in the u.k. these are an artist's impression of the various bonnet systems each of the so-called exoplanets orbit stars which are on 160 to 440 light years from the. the planets are extremely hot making it difficult to determine the type of rock on its surface scientists say with further research they could help the king to unlocking the geology of planets in our solar system but john barnes is an astronomer at the open university and part of the team that made the discovery he explained how the planets were found i wanted to work out if there's an official working of pre-selecting stars that might harbor planets so these are stars that previously we didn't necessarily know have planets orbiting about them. and we used a particular signature in the light

mexico after a disputed election and mass protests forced him to leave libya and 2 people have been killed during protests in northeastern india against a controversial citizenship to grab citizenship to religious minorities from pakistan and afghanistan bot that excludes muslims protesters fear that they'll be economically and culturally marginalize as migrants from bangladesh a given citizenship now china is calling was has begun a debate which could lead to the impeachment of the country's president opposition m.p.'s say sebastian pinera failed to prevent human wides violations by the army and police at least 26 people were killed and thousands and get in a crackdown and protest. demonstrations began in the top of the social inequality but spiraled into weeks of rioting a latin american editor you see a new man has more from santiago there's really no indication right now as to which way it will go when the president has been increased unlucky in this case 1st of all yesterday his cousin the former interior minister was found guilty by the senate of having of responsibility for having allowed gross human rights violations to take place when a state of emergency had been declared here in chile right at the beginning