And evaders discuss another break suppose phone meant to show you why people in a small french town are hoping just that. Its true business the Worlds Largest oil conglomerate saudi aramco has raised twelve billion dollars with its First International bond issue high demand is seen as a good sign for a planned initial Public Offering that the company has delayed several times now it is currently planned for next year according to crown Prince Mohammed bin salmond who oversees business that saudi aramco he and his country have come under fire following the murder of saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in october but investors appear to be looking past that and to focusing on profits again. Lets bring in now correspondent in frankfurt whos following this story very closely conrad first of all just clarify for me if investors are suddenly turning
a blind eye or have suddenly forgotten all about this murder case of a saudi journalist. Ben i think its fair to say and safe to say that investors
To go from door to door people who are interested come to us. Is back from the markets and the grandchildren are awake her son and daughter in law are at work so she has to look after the children no time for a break at this its horrible moment im 60 years old and i think my life is almost over i do anything to give my children and grandchildren a Better Future i hope they have a better life. And hot water straight from the tap is a good place to start. Now a group of environmental engineers in bali is doing something fascinating theyve been to the window by an outside their Bike Workshop in one of the largest box in the city capable of generating its own power this means theyre not connected to the citys electric grid and sustain it when it comes to their daily energy needs lets look at why they built it in house cannibal this practice of sustainable. This Bicycle Workshop is actually based inside the steel container. Recently it was even kitted out with lights. And music keeps the wo
DOJ Undersecretary Emmeline Aglipay-Villar (File photo) MANILA - The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Wednesday welcomed the Senate's approval of a measure to strengthen the country's anti-human trafficking laws. "Some of the amendments to the existing Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act which are contained in SBN (Senate Bill Number) 2449 were recommendations from the IACAT (Inter-Agency Council against Trafficking) which we submitted to some senators last 2018," Justice Undersecretary Emmeline Aglipay-Villar said in a statement. Villar said these recommendations were a product of their consultations with stakeholders and were reported through the Manila International Dialogue in December 2018. Voting 22 in favor with no negative votes and abstentions, the upper chamber passed on third and final reading Senate Bill 2449 or the Expanded Anti-Trafficking Act of 2021, which seeks to amend Republic Act 10364 or the Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012. The measure
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