that the majority of women that the the poorest people the greatest majority of the poorest people are women and that they are discriminated against through law and also through informal laws lessa traditions the culture the beliefs of people so you have to tackle both and it's not the job of just governments it's also the job of the private sector to tackle social norms that discriminate against women who are still social norms actually that are used to justify economy could split edition of women so to companies companies especially they can use their supply chain how they source the products they can use their factories to ensure that social norms that discriminate women are dealt with they can use their advertising to address gender inequalities and discrimination and violence against women so all of us from politicians to business to religious leaders to women's movements we can all do something let's see if that message is heard here at the world economic forum with our new media executive director of oxfam international thank you very much it's back over she have you in but in thank you very much ana humphrey reporting for us from davos. and thousands of anti-capitalist protesters marched in zurich to demonstrate against u.s. president trump's upcoming visit to the world economic forum many of them carried anti globalist and environmentalist placards as they march toward zurich financial district some have warned that the u.s. president's polarizing persona could research wrecked the violent anti w e s protest scene in the early two thousand and we're today bankers and zurich were warned to stay clear of the demonstration area. with ten other asia pacific countries who defended free trade in advance of u.s. president trump appearance later in the week the canadians had backed out of the t.t.p. last year after the u.s. pulled out the transpacific every minute is now set to be signed in early march. and let's cross over to the new york stock exchange with our financial correspondent. good to see you i want to talk to you because just asked who was making this announcement donald trump in the u.s. was announcing new protectionist measures. yet the ministration announced tariffs on imports of washing machines. are mostly about not only from asia the idea is to protect the domestic companies but that announcement actually cause quite a debate here on wall street because yes some of the domestic companies could be safe but on the other side it also could mean higher prices for us consumers and from my own experience i can only tell you about a year ago my u.s. made vacuum cleaner caught fire in just the past week and my dishwasher pretty much died so maybe it's not just about price it might also be about quality why some of the u.s. manufacturers are having a tough time especially when it touches you on a personal level there yes now let's talk about the earnings season that is still ongoing on wall street netflix was making headlines how are the numbers looking. and that's certainly one area where the u.s. is world class social media internet streaming services like netflix netflix in the past water and it a good eight point three million new subscribers that is a record of growth for a month and the stock of netflix was on fire it gained about ten percent in value meaning the overall value of netflix now surpassed the one hundred billion dollar mark eighty percent gain of the stock in the past fifty two weeks so that means a new record so a pretty strong numbers that we saw from metrics besides all the competition from amazon apple and the likes call to new york thank you very much for the analysis. and other corporate news austria's niki airline which was a subsidiary of now bankrupt german carrier air berlin has been sold to them and that founded it and gave it its name nicky lauder he bought back the airline and it's considered a risky move. niki lauda has his airline back the formula one legend with a passion for heavy ation founded holiday carrier nikki back in two thousand and three seven years later he sold it to air berlin but when the airline went bankrupt the tried several times to get nicky back. nicky currently has twenty one leased aircraft has apparently already moved to retain fifteen of those the airline also employs a thousand staff including two hundred twenty pilots making flights operate from germany austria switzerland and the mediterranean does move is welcome news to the airlines employees if. it was surprising for us. when it's compared to his offer last december which left things unclear. most of the flock with. his latest offer is better for the staff. signaling that jobs will be retained under the same working conditions you can only see a movie and be seen it's not certain how much louder is paying for nicki he plans to have the airline air born again by march in collaboration with thomas cook is the third. air berlin went broke the first successful bit came from but that deal fell through in december. concerns the negotiations reopened a legal stumbling block scuppered a sale to the parent company of british airways iberia and. third time's a charm it seems. and that was your deal thank you for watching see you next time take. a. look. at. our. door. to get your favorite team mostly all the best goals we've got all the action. is the whole german football shared experience every back yet. the bond is legal weekend here on d w. d w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. are going to be going there to. tell us that our innovations magazine for in asia. every week and always looking to the future on t w dot com science and research for asia. are you up to speed on the latest technology. no then it may be time for an upgrade this becoming part of the future. become