a peaceful solution what receding on the ground are some hopeful sparks of the process but overall the situation isn t improved and i mean in recent weeks in the past 3 weeks we ve had an escalation of fighting in an area named mar of which is led to the displacement of over 10000 people and that s just in 3 weeks and that s in addition to the poor 1000000 people who are estimated to be already displaced by the conflict the country for these people the conflict is very much still alive it s very much still impacting their day to day and their safety i d love to be able to report something better especially 7 years into the crisis but it doesn t seem like we have a solution coming too close to us at the moment so that s why it s important that we ve got these vital funds right and this is straight a half $1000000000.00 the. u.n. is hoping to raise but i want to do these donor conference is can they have any credibility when countries like saudi arabia which is last year s 2nd
a look at least brody s situation. i m melissa chan welcome to news asia one month after a military coup myanmar saw its bloodiest day of protests this past weekend according to the united nations at least 18 people are dead and that number may change as we learn more on monday on some suchi leader of the national league for democracy party which won resoundingly in last november s elections appear for the 1st time since her detention via video link for her court hearing her lawyer says she faces 2 new charges by lation of communications laws and inciting public unrest despite losing favor and recent years for her denial of genocide against the countries within just the international community has called for her release and for the restoration of democracy. the tension is palpable myanmar s future is being played out on the streets of young go on young soldiers face off against youthful protest has. a right to the queen is just one of hundreds of thousands resisting the milit
something that voting restrictions could help with. host: let s talk to diane, who is calling from upper darby, pennsylvania, on the democrats line. diane, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a few questions, but i want to start with this one. last year and this year when i went to vote for school etc., we city council, had the same names on certain parts, like maybe for school counselor, for schools. the had the same names on democratic side as they did on the democratic side. ,o, say the name was john smith john smith was listed on democratic, and then john smith was listed on republican vote. either it is democratic or republican, not both. it is called a crossover of some kind. i did not vote for anybody that was a crossover. i would like to know is that considered voter manipulation? i saw it last year a little, but this year a lot. there were four names on one vote, and you get to vote for four on school, two on counsel, whatever, and i saw it a l
something that voting restrictions could help with. host: let s talk to diane, who is calling from upper darby, pennsylvania, on the democrats line. diane, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a few questions, but i want to start with this one. last year and this year when i went to vote for school etc., we city council, had the same names on certain parts, like maybe for school counselor, for schools. the had the same names on democratic side as they did on the democratic side. ,o, say the name was john smith john smith was listed on democratic, and then john smith was listed on republican vote. either it is democratic or republican, not both. it is called a crossover of some kind. i did not vote for anybody that was a crossover. i would like to know is that considered voter manipulation? i saw it last year a little, but this year a lot. there were four names on one vote, and you get to vote for four on school, two on counsel, whatever, and i saw it a l