do german companies really put profits before schuman right over a 1000000. held in internment camps in china province where german companies like. factories they say we're not involved in the suppression of minorities in the region. and prices fall. in china as swine fever devastates pink populations all over asia. european space engineers improves the arreola program complete with private challenges like. business business. as welcome. is defending its factory in the chinese province of young saying all of its workers their contracts and that it regularly monitors working conditions leaked documents show that the chinese government maintains detention camps in the region to repress weekers and other muslim minorities critics say about operating factories in the area v.w. and some of the german companies were aiding ethnic cleansing government detention camps allegedly holding a 1000000 ethnic detainees in china's remote province of gin jang beijing as embarked on a development program in the region and german companies are being questioned at home for becom

this economic pressure is also political benefit many of these countries don't have a good schuman rights record beijing ignores debt the west gives them trouble this is one of the aspects but i think many of these countries believe that the world's future is more in beijing then in washington d.c. they might have become disillusioned with former allies for simply shopping around for a tentative options so rather than offending beijing they seek to court it to keep the options open and selling out a couple of 1000000 weakest on the way even if their muslim brothers brothers apparently is a small thing so given the rather bleak picture you have just painted there. from from your point of view it does sound like there is nothing that can be done for these people because no one will back them speaking out makes a bigger difference than many of us realize beijing has responded even to weakness have brought in extra who have speaking out spoken out some of their relatives were released not into freedom but at least out of the camps beijing does care about its international image but i think we

substitution that you would want and hope for because public transport is takes time i guess it does schuman some very lead economists for the nature conservancy madam thank you for sharing your views with us thank you. well the u.s. has formally notified the united nations that it's withdrawing from the paris paris climate agreement and says it will be out by this time next year un rules mean washington was forced to wait until november the 4th 2019 today to file its exit papers the global pact was signed in 2015 to fight climate change and has been ratified by 185 countries the us is the only country to pull out of the pact president on trump has heavily criticized the treaty saying that it imposes an unfair economic burden on american workers. as u.s. a u.s. appeals court has ordered president trump to hand over 8 years worth of tax returns to new york prosecutors the ruling allows prosecutors to enforce a subpoena for the document from trump's accounting firm tropfest tried to prevent the release of his tax information as part of an investigation into alleged pre-election payoffs meanwhi

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