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that was based again on an english law that was law used to convict oscar wilde and alan turing in englandnies in south and southeast asia. so the straight settlement broker from the british raj and they took the law with them, it included section 377, and then throughout the decolonisation process, we had india, pakistan, bangladesh, sri lanka, malaysia, brunei, burma and singapore all with some version very similar to the indian version of section 377. just tojump in, so much of what was left over from the empire in the wake of these newly independent countries, many of them got rid of so many of the legacies of empire so to speak. why has it taken so long for this law in particular to be repealed in parts of these countries which were former colonies?— countries which were former colonies? ~ ., , ., colonies? well, some laws have been repealed, _ colonies? well, some laws have been repealed, some _ colonies? well, some laws have been repealed, some laws - been repealed, some laws haven't. in part of the context here, there was primarily ex british colonies that retained these laws, part

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wake up one day, this system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive a for a turing machine. i looked at the loss of power in hungary, in the experiences of those who live in every day. that is a pressure on us. but we have to be very careful, of course, and we have to be brave enough to support that question how democracy dies. democracy may be on al jazeera lou ah, watching al 0 reminder about top storage now. us, how speaker nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan. she says her visit shows america's on waiver and commitment to supporting taiwan democracy. lacy is the most senior us official to come to the self company. and in 25 years. beijing has condemned the visit and vow to launch what is quoting targeted military operations. army vehicles have been seen controlling the chinese port city of schumann, across the street from my woman. had state says it has killed the lead of al qaeda in a drone strife in the afghan capital. kabul, i since joe biden says intelligence officials tracked, i'm an out of hearing to a home in the center of the city for are going to take you

i can, however, you one think only strong leaders are able to make beef. turing, his speech, the hungarian prime minister, office for the need for ukrainian refugees to return to the home country. open told the gathering that an average of $10000.00 refugees are entering hungry each day. although most travel onward further into europe, some 6 and a half 1000000 ukrainians have entered the use of february, according to fund takes the border and coast guard agency around half have since returned to ukraine. when it's cross live, now tis steve gill, radio host, and political commentator. thanks so much for joining us. yeah. the prime minister is the only western leader calling for direct peace talks between russia and the united states over the conflict and ukraine. do you think that his call will be heard by the us government or the european politicians? and if yes, could other leaders follow suit? you know, they can take the leader to start the progress storage at least talking. you're not going to find any resolution to a conflict like you have between russia and ukraine when, when nobody'

as 0fcom prepares to oversee online safety, it commissioned the alan turing institute to analyse moreitical of players actions either on or off the pitch — mentioning their skill, value or attitude. 3.5% of tweets were abusive, what it describes as a tweet that threatens, insults, dehumanises, mocks or belittles a player, including attacks aganst their identity. two thirds of players receive abuse, 7% receive abuse every single day. so what can be done? look, social media, you created the problem, you are monetising this kind of behaviour, it is your responsibility to solve it, and you have the technology to solve it. it is your job to have the technology to solve it. it is yourjob to do it. you need to get on with it. do not wait for legislation, but we need to also do is lobby the government for legislation which is what we have been doing for the last three or five years. we know that legislation alone won't solve it, but we also know that social media on their own won't solve it, and it's going to take the two in combination. the report also found that eight out of ten of the most

it's an open turing car. rumble suffers a cracked skull loses his left eye. his cheek is crushed. he's out of action. that's on the 17th of july. we know how the rest of the war goes patent drives through france saves eisenhower at bastogne. goes into germany almost into czechoslovakia. rumble doesn't make it that far. but both end up dying because of automobiles now rummel is the first one to go supposedly according to his chief of staffs by dell. who will become a big shot in the post-war german army the bundesfair? speidel turns rummel's name over to the gestapo because spidell is up over his eyeballs in the assassination plot against hitler and that plot takes place on july 20th. three days after romulus wounded. and speidel tells the gestapo when they come to interrogate him. that hey you ought to look at erwin rummel, you know he what was going on with the plot and he kind of acquiesce to it and etc. etc. so spidell. is later arrested put in a concentration camp escapes almost at the end of the war and then resurfaces and becomes commanding general in the bundesfair and very

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economic situation the other day on the german tv channel zdf stefan kramer this is the leader in turingal groups, he said that in general the germans are forced to do what they can commit coup d'état and winter is ahead of us. furious , the german authorities are really afraid of an armed coup with the weapons that came from ukraine now in large numbers are in the radicals, so in general everything related to deaver with weapons this is an old story a few weeks ago. the emi6 intelligence service of england has published that more terrorist attacks are needed, more sabotage in the territory controlled by russia and everything that is happening now is under their guidance assistance. they supply the means to carry this war on last week, and the popular mechanics american portal published that we should make hidden mines to blow up railway tracks, which will be camouflaged, which ordinary people can use the state to be able to make something that is easy to pass through the border and not every dog ​​can detect. it's not just checkers there, which means c4 as well. well, in fact, in short,