of life this atrocious was in 2014, when more than 300 mainly schoolchildren died in a ferry disaster. that eventually brought down the then president after a series of weekly protests. the people here say they will be back next saturday. let s look at some of the day s other news. the co founder of twitterjack dorsey has apologised for growing the company too quickly. it comes a day after the new boss elon musk sacked half the workforce. in a tweet, mr dorsey said he felt responsible for the predicament facing twitter staff. he said, i realise many are angry with me. i grew the company size too quickly. i apologize for that. pakistan s government has immediately reversed a ban on the broadcast of speeches by the opposition leader imran khan. the media regulator had announced the measure earlier on saturday,
let s look at some of the day s other news. the co founder of twitter, jack dorsey, has apologised for growing the company too quickly a day after the new boss, elon musk, sacked half the workforce. in a tweet mr dorsey said he felt responsible for the predicament facing twitter staff. he said. pakistan s government has immediately reversed a ban on the broadcast of speeches by the opposition leader, imran khan. the media regulator had announced the measure earlier on saturday, saying he d made comments that threatened national security. mr khan was shot in the leg at a protest march earlier this week and has accused the government and military of plotting to kill him. france s far right national rally party has chosen a 27 year old member of the european parliament as its new president. jordan bardella takes overfrom marine le pen, marking the first time in its 50 year history that that party or its predecessor
is being investigated under the anti terrorism act. the authorities say he has threatened police and justice officials. it follows a speech by mr khan during a rally, accusing the police of torturing a party colleague while in custody. the media regulator then banned live speeches by the cricketer turned politician on all satellite television channels because of what it called his hate speech against state institutions. i want to turn to india now, where there s growing concern over a wave of killings targetting hindus in indian administered kashmir. police say the attacks in the muslim majority region are being carried out by anti india militant groups. it comes against the backdrop of a long running conflict there, and growing anger against the indian government. the bbc s yogita limaye reports. a school in trauma. earlier this year, as these students in kashmir gathered for morning prayers, their teacher was
the police of torturing a party colleague while in custody. the media regulator took the step of banning live speeches by the cricketer turned politician on all satellite tv channels because of what it called his hate speech against state institutions. we can now speak to adil najam, who s dean emeritus and professor of international relations at boston university s frederick s pardee school of global studies. thank you very much full being with us. imran khan says he was speaking out against a government trying to silence him. the government and military authorities say he is stoking fear and hate speech. what is your take? t stoking fear and hate speech. what is your take? stoking fear and hate speech. what is your take? i think they both believe what is your take? i think they both believe what what is your take? i think they both believe what they - what is your take? i think they both believe what they are - both believe what they are saying. we have seen from both sides, cle
it was a clear signal of state sanctioned discrimination against a portion of the citizenry who were unequal before the law. that manifested itself in every way imaginable, bullying in schools, discrimination in the workplace, discrimination in society. it tore families apart. these effects are not going to go away in a day. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan is being investigated under the anti terrorism act. authorities say he threatened police and justice officials. it follows a speech by mr khan during a rally, accusing the police of torturing a party colleague while in custody. the media regulator took the step of banning live speeches by the cricketer turned politician