have british manager, welcome to news asia. glad you could join us. he highways leading to the indian capital of delhi, blocked as thousands of farmers protest against new agricultural laws passed by. the government. farmers are demanding a rollback of the laws. claim me, they removed a government assured grain purchase scheme that acted as a safety net for them. the government has assured the scheme will continue, but farmers convinced these $20000.00 farmers aren t going anywhere. their trucks and tractors are blocking the major highways near india s capital. each one of our tractors is loaded with rations up to 4 months. until the time the government reverses these new agricultural laws, none of us will go back into the farmer s field. their livelihoods are threatened. they fear that the government will stop buying grain at guarantee prices. the worry is that this could leave them at the mercy of corporations who won t pay enough for their crops. prime minister, narendra m
the name is eddie micah jr. you re welcome to the program. that theme for this year as well aids day is and then the age, hiv aids, epidemic brazilians on the impact. now, while there s been great progress in tackling the virus in recent years, the global aids hiv epidemic is far from over. especially in africa. south africa is a country where one in 5 people are living with a virus. a correspondence at him curse reports from cape town. for almost 2 decades, the nonprofit organization hope has been an important point of contact for those living with hiv. like here in the cape town, township of guilt. to 2 years ago, luis morris worked in a textile factory, but then her life took a difficult to, an accident, left her unable to work out the whole problems followed. and then she became infected with hiv. but my family didn t want to have anything to do with me after my h. i.v. diagnosis. they cut off contact. and even now if my neighbors knew that i have a chevy, they would only
the name is eddie micah jr. you re welcome to the program. the theme for this year as well. aids day is hiv aids, epidemic resilience on the impact. now, while there s been great progress in tackling the virus in recent, yes, the global aids hiv epidemic is far from over. especially in africa. south africa is a country where one in 5 people are living with the virus. our correspondents reports from cape town. for almost 2 decades, the nonprofit organization hope has been an important point of contact for those living with hiv. like here in the cape town township of delft. 30 years ago, luis morris worked in a textile factory, but then her life took a difficult situation, and accident left her unable to work out the whole problems followed. and then she became infected with hiv. but my family didn t want to have anything to do with me. after my hiv diagnosis, they cut off contact. and even now if my neighbors knew that i had a hiv, they would only say hi from a distance. they
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i mean for the last time german police have now confirmed that 5 people have been killed after a car plowed through a process train zone in the western city of tia. and 9 month old baby is among the dead. several other people are seriously injured. the driver, a local man is in custody. a police haven t yet been able to say what prompted him to carry out the attack. investigators are hard at work. i m acting halfords. earlier the suspect s vehicle was taken away. true, here is a city in shock. that hastened our sorts are with the victims next of kin who have to mourn the death of a loved one. people whose lives were extinguished from one second to the next by such a heinous crime. among them as a baby, a truly horrific thought. the parents would have to mourn the death of their child . it s just terrible. as i thought, besides the child police say 4 others were killed when the 51 year old local man drove an s.u.v. for around one kilometer through the center of tree or hitting