it happen we're talking to thanks for joining us professor miranda shreyas from the technical university of new nick. now to some of the other stories making news around the world spain is refusing to hand over venezuelan opposition politician leopoldo lopez despite a warrant to detain him lopez has taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas after escaping house arrest in twenty forty eight he led the first major movement against president nicolas maduro. turkey's coast guard says nine people including five children died when their migrant boat sank in the aegean sea the vessel was reportedly carrying seventeen people at least five have been rescued search and rescue crews are looking for the others including a suspected people smuggler the u.n. human rights office says it's alarmed by of course that failed asylum seekers in hungary have been deliberately deprived of food a spokesperson dismissed budapest's arguments that migrants could leave voluntarily and go to neighboring serbia and called on the government to fulfill its human rights obligations right. by cycling fanny has hit india's easte

generations need so as this new generation of climate worriers having any effect miranda is a professor of environmental and climate policy at the technical university of new nick and she joins us for more on the story home around is there any conclusive evidence that these fridays for future rallies are really affecting government policy. i hadn't seen that kind of attention given to climate movements that this is not my just getting in a long long time and i think that really suggests something is happening we've seen the british parliament recently announce a climate declaration of climate emergency this city of constance in germany has just added its name as the first german city to announce that klein an emergency number see no world going transit is los angeles think. they're also going in the same direction and so i think we really see and movement here that has caught on in a way if you were there movements. you mentioned the british parliament how much do you think that was attributed to the climate activists like big things and rebellion movement that we've seen disrupting public transport there for example. well i think i think that's exactly right t