your part just stay tuned but for now let me introduce my colleague from the show from south africa hi n.t. i hope you're fine and greetings to all you've us out there as and he said we have a lot in store for you on the program today here's a quick peek at what's coming up. how to charge your fun by riding a bike. why recycle tiles are good for more than just artistic creations. and why the disappearance of wild dogs in zimbabwe is a threat to the environment. we stop the show in south sudan a country that banned the use of plastic bags following kenya's example the country's government says the plastic bag ban has already reduced pollution in the country's capital city by up to 50 percent. but there are still big challenges ahead many say more needs to be done and are continuing their campaign in the country's markets. south sudan imposed a ban on the important news of plastic bags some time ago but there are still plenty around that's why juba's former deputy mayor neil majak talks to the people directly about the hum plastic bags because while the number of bags used has health since t

in johannesburg south africa and as always i'm joined by my strawman colleague n.t. hi the n.t. hello 0. of the fossil park in lagos nigeria and i'm looking forward to the show this week we celebrate some people who deserve to be celebrated ordinary citizens who through the actions do they have but to protect the environment so let's take a look. a young inventor from tanzania shows how renewable energy can change village life for the better. a nigerian activist demonstrates that art and the environment i was good. at in south africa alan's are being moved back into their natural habitat to the benefit of the enviro. hazy do you know that almost half of all the plastic produced in the world is used to just once and then thrown away that's an alarming fact and we need to find solutions fast before the world drowns in plastics. and that's only that's empty experts say plastic also contributes to global warming from the production to their disposal they are responsible for the emission of huge amounts of greenhouse gases and that is keeping us from achieving global climate goals so

to the spread of farming the animals have found one of the largest sanctuaries in uganda why is that n.t. well that's because there is an expression hard density of primates and killed by the national park 13 different species so now the park has become one of the country's most important tourist attractions we joined a toll and here's this. you have to head deep into the forests here if you want to catch a glimpse of key bally national parks famous inhabitants such as the red color boss monkey no where would you find a higher density of primates then here in western uganda it boasts that seeing species in all not including humans. but aware of a chimpanzee chimp trackin is one of the park's most popular attractions of rio we have a list but nest the chimpanzees butte each night is the 1st sign of their presence so far and making this very point that on different prices because he's one way of avoiding enemies. or predators and also cleaning this for human beings what we can send in birds on our beds over night but you keep. after more than an hour of tracking the group discovers the chi

acquaintances in south korea actually individually boycotting japanese products and there's a lot of strong n.t. japan sentiment well that sounds like it's gotten some very emotional dimensions indeed but we're also coming to a time where the us has decided to wade in on this discussion despite initial reluctance to do so that signals to was that this could need more for the wider world what's your take on that between on this i find it pretty said that both countries japan and south korea share a lot of history a lot of culture they're both eyes with the u.s. and they're both democracies and still they cannot get over this dispute and i think it's quite historic it will take another generation to really solve that conflict and interesting to south korea always points at germany in that conflict especially the former president bill brown who was kneeling down in 1970 to apologize for the holocaust and they basically want japan to do something similar basically kneeling down to apologize for their war crimes will he do that no no i don't i don't see any solution with there must be a he's quite i

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has decided to investigate the un human rights council set up a preliminary investigation into the n.t. drugs campaign that has killed more than 6000 people in 3 years those are just government figures michael killing is another figure on that death list but it also stands out it's prompted questions such as the one the priest asked my close friend will when is enough enough. that he might have a final farewell is all that's left for michael's mother she's living a parent's worst nightmare her daughter was gunned down in a drug raid carried out by police kathleen michael peña was only 3 years old her father and the alleged narcotics dealer is said to have used her as a human shields when police entered the family's home on a drug raid micah has become the youngest known victim of the philippines war on drugs. police claim her father was armed and in the middle of a drug deal michael's mother says that wasn't so. i mean what they're saying is there was a bypassed but that's not true in reality we were all asleep by bus they said and they forced themselves into the house by bust means th

being called speed across the country behind the project now one of the government to help convert to n.t. 5 more pounds into foreigners but until that happens this small he no way says is the only one offering the people of cannot see a vital breath of fresh air. that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com for slash age up on facebook or twitter thanks for watching and goodbye. bursts. home. of speech it's. worth saving. yes those are big changes and most start with this. small steps little ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. music to limit games to green energy solutions and reforestation. interactive content teaching the next generation the boston bombing took such action. using channels available to people to take action and more determined to build something new for the next generation the idea is the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. leave. japan denies its trade with south korea threatens the global high tech sector instead tokyo puts the onus on the soul to return to the negotiating table and r

but critics blame the government for more than $12000.00 deaths in the n.t. drugs campaign so far deaths which include children many more are suffering often losing members of their family human rights watch has followed to take his war on drugs close the this week i spoke with philippines researcher last condé in the newsroom mr condit thanks so much speaking to do news asian our human rights watch says that roughly 12000 in fact more than 12000 filipinos have been killed in about 3 years of this war on drugs who would you say this campaign's biggest victims. obviously the family the filipinos who ended up dead or harmed by this campaign no but really when you look at the longer lasting impact of the killings it's going to be the families of those victims and primarily children keep in mind that majority of the victims in these drug war are the poorest of the poor and so every time the police kill a breadwinner that's not going to have a ripple rippling effect on the family of the victims are there any plans in the gov from the government to try and support

flying an old erections the us had just managed to stitch together a truce with china now up in the n.t. against the european union and old to stream to over a craft subsidies the u.s. releasing a new list of goods tariffs worth $4000000000.00 it includes metals cheese cherries and whiskey the distilled spirits council of the united states ones judy's would jeopardize american jobs and consumers the world trade organization has found the 2 biggest plane makers boeing and airbus receive billions of dollars of powerful subsidies it's yet to make a ruling. let's talk about the world's largest they have a corporate trade dispute with matthew mole from our business desk so matthew w t o's taking care of this disputed stake in almost 15 years now trumps taking it into his own hands well last. well that's right basically this is being on for years and years and years and at the heart of this question was should companies like boeing and their boss began receiving government state subsidies and they had to prove the u.s. that you had to prove that there is a bus and boeing respectively were los

with pakistan but again with the same precondition that islamabad support to islamist militants in the n.t. very interesting i want to circle back to afghanistan because it was such a big agenda item for the meeting between the 2 leaders just how much can prime minister khan. how much can he do in terms of resolving the peace talks imran khan has a good standing among the taleban throughout his political career he has dried to just defied their position so i think he can do something for us here but the main player in this regard is the pakistani army and i think most important in the drum corps on meeting was the pakistani army chief budget was whether to undergo badr on his army are the ones that can deliver something to the u.s. on afghanistan if they really wanted to but the problem is the u.s. has always accused them that they play or double game in afghanistan to support the militants and at the same time they negotiate with the u.s. and they have gone to government. channel shams thank you thanks very much it is. now one reminder of just how devastating years of conflict in afghanis

to the spread of farming the animals have found one of the largest sanctuaries in uganda why is that n.t. well that's because there is an expression of high density of primates and kibali national park 13 different species so now the park has a come one of the country's most important toys to tractions we're joined a tall and has this. you have to head deep into the forests here if you want to catch a glimpse of key bali national parks for the most inhabitants such as the red color bus monkey. no where would you find a higher density of primates then here in western uganda it boasts 13 species in all not including humans. but where are the chimpanzees chimp trackin is one of the pox most popular attractions up here we have a cure for this but nest the chimpanzees build each night is the 1st sign of their presence so far and making the mists is really a very point done on befalling presses because these are one way of avoiding the enemies. or predators and also can in this for human beings what role can we continue in bird feeds on our beds overnight but you keep changing this after more

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it's an emotional issue and if the n.t. dog farming legislation moves through parliament it looks like half the population will be devastated if it fails. the industry will be disappointed if it's passed. back that not make him shelter mina is getting ready for a new life in los angeles i think. then i have to think you can. really like you to understand it's quite natural. i'm nice clergy yet. see there's a bit. it's taken a month of vaccinations rehabilitation and planning to get me no good family there . but that that this is the ticket for you to get the job yes. this song that i will say one about one. they really get the support after all you know they need to make up for it. so i mean no waits for her plane and her ticket to freedom. the movie. the. 3 weeks later in los angeles lena has been booked to adoption. this is a bit like speed dating for dogs and potential arness the competition is tough. nina's getting lots of pets but not potential matches. until melanie and scott i would. all. be separate but not for long

to the spread of farming the animals have found one of the largest sanctuaries in uganda why is that n.t. well that's because there is an expression density of primates and killed by the national park 13 different species so now the park has it come one of the country's most important toys to tractions we joined atoll and has this. you have to head deep into the forests here if you want to catch a glimpse of key bally national parks famous inhabitants such as the red color books monkey know where to find a higher density of primates but here in western uganda it boasts that seeing species in all not including humans. but where are the chimpanzees chimp trackin is one of the park's most popular attractions up rio we have a cure for this but nest the chimpanzees butte each night is the 1st sign of their presence so far and making the mists is really a very point done on befitting the presses because these are one way of avoiding the enemies. or predators and also containing this for human beings what we can think in bed sheets on our beds overnight but you keep changing this after more tha

at least if you're talking about armed forces training ground in germany it really is pretty amazing n.t. to discover just how many rare species find refuge in places like that birds wild cats was all sorts of plans and insects are more or less left to their own devices along with the surroundings themselves and in fact most german military training areas are part of a european network dedicated to the preservation of biodiversity. constantine's movements and artillery exercises make nature conservation at this army training ground a complicated affair before the ecologist start work the search party patrols the area to make sure there are no nasty explosive surprises lurking in the grass they're always accompanied by munitions expert from the german military once. they found a missile its location is marked down and later bomb disposal experts will pick it up. you have to search carefully as we use everything from small 20 millimeter ammunition to large ordinance and explosives of course it's much easier to find bombs that define small munitions and don't forget we've been using this tr

many n.t. dandruff shampoos are far too aggressive anyone with a dry scalp should read the ingredients list on care products extra carefully. when they are divisions and we should use a really mild shampoo with no fragrances or preservatives and make sure there are lipitor in it to keep the skin moisturized right at 1st up. here are there 3 tips for washing and blow drying only use lukewarm water runs the hair thoroughly to get rid of all the product and blow dry on the medium setting with an attachment like this if possible. another potential problem with an oily scalp is fungus oily deposits provide food for various types of yest that converted into harmful fatty acids anti dandruff shampoos can help here. fresh lemon juice can also be applied to an oily scalp for 10 minutes to regulate the ph value . black tea and tea tree oil work in a similar way clean betting can also help. it's a good idea to wash your pillow at regular intervals at 60 degrees celsius and without the cover halt and if ou

n.t. doesn't deserve equal pay now they deserve more pay than the u.s. men's national team because the women have $1.00 for well cops and the men have $10.00 the women are champions and the men get paid more for barely qualifying better to pay now and another user writes a classic case of women having to vos the outperform male counterparts to make the pace case for equal pay now and actually we've even heard from the famed snoop dog who has decided to comment on this he put a video on his instagram page that's have a watch for overcall shout out to or you were sorry were missed opportunity for a 4th world. war i want to talk about his or. $90000.00 per player but for me if they wanted to get far i want to browse a player paid in ladies' man. paid him girls would be worth the women should be getting 500000 perfectly snoop dogg's. snoop dogg. better do it that's solid support right there where they go from here well already fee for have said look for the for the next women's world cup we're going to double the prize money from $30000000.00 u.s. dollars to

also coming up tensions rise again in hong kong as more than 40 n.t. government protesters appear in court charged with the rioting after demonstrations over the weekend add to the mood i came to realize that i can't escape my judgment i accepted it i went to ask my father in law for forgiveness it was too much to handle the shop i had killed my mother a little i was in so much pain. i was on a book of years after their wanderers genocide some of the perpetrators are still struggling to come to terms with the past we will look at why the killing process has also been hampered by traditional ideas about masculinity plus they can track your location and even listen to your phone calls all without your knowledge smartphone apps are making it easier than ever to spy on your partner we investigate the growing problem of stalker where. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program germany has tightened its laws on migration and asylum the changes. our controversial one aim is to make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers now last year germany deported nearly 25

else really seems to have condemned the 1st officer was his use of a common arabic phrase to which the n.t. is to be translated as i rely on god more properly it is i put my trust in god this phrase was interpreted as the final prayer of a man intent on suicide and mass murder his motivation. at 149361 the night of the crash the flight data recorder shows a rapid movement of the right elevator the autopilot disengaged is followed by the copilot 2nd use of the i rely on god fries the throttle leaves a move from the cruise power settings to the elevators move between 3 and 4 degrees nose down the plane begins to die in 12 seconds alva truth he repeats the same phrase 9 times the captain returning from the toilet what's happening. now but to the repeats the i rely on god fries and a mosque to call in a horse and sell. the occult a look at the message they live in but at the elf what. a list of what he needs so tell us the name of the music of couldn't talk a little while and get them then of a little sob like him could do little son if you know another that is a little the heart of it he'd th

was was god god police were on high alert as members of n.t. attempted to penetrate various police barriers surrounding pershing park many roads were blocked off and shut down around the plaza as police try to avoid a repeat of last week's incident in portland oregon. that was. these protests come just days after the demonstrations in portland turned violent leaving 8 injured including conservative journalist and you know earlier this week washington police said they were prepared for any situation given their frequent experience with similar political protests while numbers of anti for refused to comment several counter protesters voiced their motivations for attending come here to stand up against white supremacy i'm here to in solidarity not susan bash are welcome in our town ken from the free hugs project promoted a message of peace and understanding amid high tensions between the opposing protests it's great for people to be able to get their message out i think that's always important regardless of what you believe i just try to stand aga

israel between the americans the russians and the israelis so it looks like israelis are up in the n.t. for some reason but at the end of the day there is no doubt in syrian government's mind i would argue that this is going to be you know blame for much on israel the details are too sketchy we are too in an early phase to tell exactly what happened yet it doesn't come by any surprise normally the arabs they used to claim all sorts of accusations against israel not all of them turned to be necessarily true israel doesn't matter whether things are doing outside of its borders unless unless it is affecting its own security well it is more against international law to threaten the country 247 by its annihilation that is precisely what all the our neighbors around not only declared but even brag about their loud. as pride month concludes around the world the l.g.b. to community is divided in the u.s. getting rallies were held and their claims the main event has become too commercialized the reclaim prime coalition held its separate march in new york with what it called no corporate floats

just out this year decades of research have yet to yield a cure but medical advances in the form of n.t. retroviral drugs main fewer people a dying from aids there were $770000.00 aids related deaths last year down 30 percent from 2010 and down more than 50 percent since its peak in 2004 it's driven by progress and eastern and southern africa but globally it's a mixed picture the number of deaths in the middle east and north africa have risen by 9 percent since 2010 and 5 percent in eastern europe and central asia hiv infection cases head dropped 16 percent since 2010 but new infections among children have risen by more than 160000 last year alone passed on by hiv positive mothers during pregnancy childbirth obrist feeding the un says some groups of people as well as this sexual partners a particularly vulnerable to contract ing hiv aids they include those who inject drugs game anus 6 workers and prisoners the un says they continue to be much allies and left behind in the response to a vain antiretroviral drugs are helping millions to live full lives but not everyone in every part of th

else really seems to have condemned the 1st officer was his use of a common arabic phrase to which the n.t. is to be translated as i rely on god more properly it is i put my trust in god this phrase was interpreted as the final prayer of a man intent on suicide and mass murder his motivation. at 149361 the night of the crash the flight data recorder shows a rapid movement of the right elevator the autopilot disengaged is followed by the copilot 2nd use of the i rely on god fries the throttle leaves a move from the cruise power setting to idle the elevators move between 3 and 4 degrees nose down the plane begins to die in 12 seconds alba truth he repeats the same phrase 9 times the captain returning from the toilet what's happening. now but to be repeats the i rely on god fries and a mosque a corner or should sound. the occult all along. that limited the elf what. a list of what he needs so tell us the name of the mission of couldn't talk a little while and get them then if a little sob like him could deliver a little son if you know the numbers it is a little too hot of getting thick ice a

seems to have condemned the 1st officer was his use of a common arabic phrase to a cult to which the n.t. is to be translated as i rely on god more properly it is i put my trust in god this phrase was interpreted as the final prayer of a man intent on suicide and mass murder his motivation. at 149361 the night of the crash the flight data recorder shows a rapid movement of the right elevator the autopilot disengaged is followed by the copilot 2nd use of the i rely on god fries the throttle leave is a move from the cruise power setting to idle fighters move between 3 and 4 degrees nose down the plane begins to die in 12 seconds altitude he repeats the same phrase 9 times the captain returning from the toilet asks what's happening. now but to the repeats the i rely on god fries and a mosque a corner or should sound. a little heed. the name of the music of today. well how many kids. then of him could see the little you know and then as it is the love of the heart of it he took us as it did then eileen went out of course. but jim hall remembers the initial response by egyptian personnel was

chee cost of concepts importance yet less bossy believe have a look at podium with us in the windows n.t. and if you need us. more than mistrust nino's i'll cancel support and they are meant to know i limit this i look at where they want r.c. thank. you. and new yes new lessons and new rules this is the time when you get to choose your english teacher is for the next 2 years meet the teachers empowering best students my facts and my cool all about freedom we're going to come out expected i want you to develop the skill with which speak by letting them choose the lessons they learned revelent you cation democratic school and united kingdom on al-jazeera. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera are fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that pass and that drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing to. uncover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . information indicates that yo

seems to have condemned the 1st officer was his use of a common arabic phrase to a cult to which the n.t. is to be translated as i rely on god more properly it is i put my trust in god this phrase was interpreted as the final prayer of a man intent on suicide and mass murder his motivation. at 149361 the night of the crash the flight data recorder shows a rapid movement of the right elevator the autopilot disengaged is followed by the copilot 2nd use of the i rely on god fries the throttle leave is a move from the crew's power settings to idle fighters move between 3 and 4 degrees now use down the plane begins to die in 12 seconds altitude he repeats the same phrase 9 times the captain returning from the toilet asks what's happening. now but to the repeats the i rely on god fries and a mosque a corner fortune's out. the occult a look at. what. a list of what he needs so tell us the name of the music of today. well how many kids. then of those of us of a like him could see the little fellas you know and then as it is over the heart of it he took us as it did then eileen went out of course

could do to improve the business climate and then came this will by japan and building on the existing n.t chip and the sentiment in korea which is very widespread it's put tremendous pressure on the government to not yield to any demand by the ministration. the government has said it is open to diplomatic negotiations or compromise if that and if they're open to diplomatic negotiations as you say why do they reject 3rd party arbitration where there is certainly the danger that if better goes to a 3rd party. am i not kept it willing that it wants it is also the case with this situation or talk to all or talk issues which south korea effectively controls and japan has increasingly asserted that should be returned to its control and in japanese articles for 3rd party administration or at least the case with the international court of justice to result is what this is an issue that south korea and said not being interested in pursuing our other kept which side is suffering the most and which side will suffer the most states this is not resolved japan a south korea. well currently it would be

just out this year decades of research have yet to yield a cure but medical advances in the form of n.t. retroviral drugs main fewer people are dying from aids there were $770000.00 aids related deaths last year down 30 percent from 2010 and down more than 50 percent since its peak in 2004 it's driven by progress and eastern and southern africa but globally it's a mixed picture the number of deaths in the middle east and north africa have risen by 9 percent since 2010 and 5 percent in eastern europe and central asia hiv infection cases have dropped 16 percent since 2010 but new infections among children have risen by more than 160000 last year alone passed on by hiv positive mothers during pregnancy childbirth obrist feeding the u.n. says some groups of people as well as this sick shal partners a particularly vulnerable to contract ing hiv aids they include those who inject drugs game in a 6 workers and prisoners the un says they continue to be much allies and left behind in the response to a vague antiretroviral drugs are helping millions to live full lives but not everyone in every pa

could do to improve the business climate and then came this will by japan and building on the existing n.t chip and the sentiment in korea which is very widespread it's put tremendous pressure on the government to not yield to any demand by the ministration that the government has said it is open to diplomatic negotiations or compromise that if they're open to diplomatic negotiations as you say why did they reject 3rd party arbitration where there is certainly the danger that if better goes to a 3rd party. am i not kept it willing that it wants it is also the case with this situation or talked at all or. which south korea effectively controls and japan has increasingly asserted that should be returned to its control and in japanese that calls for 3rd party administration or at least the case with the international court of justice to result is what this is an issue that south koreans said not interested in pursuing arava kept which side is suffering the most and which side will suffer the most states this is not resolved japan a south korea. well currently it would be south korea's war exp

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the congolese army in 2009 and tanga was made a general deal collapsed when he led an uprising into n.t. 12 and forms the m 23 rebel group but after losing the parish struggle from gondor turned himself over sue the us embassy in wonders capital kigali back in 20 ferret scene or showing in iowa live pictures from the hague as we await to hear judgments on bosco tongue for now let's get more from our correspondent malcolm webb he joins us now live from nairobi malcolm can you just give us there tell us more about what he's being accused of. all those counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity include rape conscripting child soldiers sexual in slave meant forcing populations from their homes and these relate specifically to atrocities that were allegedly committed in 20022003 where they're going to go on his involvement with armed groups actually began when he was about 17 years old so a child soldier according to the u.n. standards when he fought with the rwandan patriotic front which later brought one the regime to power in 1940 subsequently fought with a number of different armed

and we've got another protest planned on friday saturday and sunday we've also had reports that the n.t. riot vehicles which were commissioned a few years ago during the occupy protests back in 2014 they may now be deployed earlier than expected now those that can be mobilized this week which is what the rumors are suggesting and that these these used water cannons of my use liquid dye on protesters which makes these protests as easy to identify and the wrists and now this all comes after a week in the weekend a violent clashes and confrontations we saw between the police and protesters which ended around midnight on sunday night. since your home con was in chaos his place moved into k. tens of thousands of people rallying in the district. the demonstration began pace fully the situation quickly unraveled. despite numerous calls for police to disperse the protesters resisted instead they moved to the west and districts on hong kong island surrounding a major police station as well as the chinese government's representative office blockades was set up and place lines cordoned off the are