some validation in that it was given today and. for me the journey. also coming up in the philippines a legal victory that has presidential approval maria ressa the journalist who dares to question president do tear takes policies has been found guilty of cyber libel russia says it s an attempt to intimidate a free press. so when i listen to read i just i tried to get angry and get out how do we continue doing our jobs better. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a legal victory for equality made possible by a modern read of a 56 year old law today in the united states the supreme court handed down the decision that will allow people to sue if they are fired from their job for being gay lesbian or transgender in a landmark ruling the court pointed to the 19 $164.00 civil rights act which bars discrimination at work based on race religion national origin and sex a majority of judges liberal and conservative agreed
some validation in the. day and. for me the journey. also coming up in the philippines a legal victory that has presidential approval maria ressa the journalist who dares to question president do territories policies has been found guilty of cyber libel reza says it s an attempt to intimidate a free press. so what i listen to read i just i tried hard not to get angry and figure out how do we continue doing our jobs. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a legal victory for equality made possible by a modern read of a 56 year old law today in the united states the supreme court handed down the decision that will allow people to sue if they are fired from their job for being gay lesbian or transgender in a landmark ruling the court pointed to the 19 $164.00 civil rights act which bars discrimination at work based on race religion national origin and sex a majority of judges liberal and conservative agreed that discr
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a new prime minister is to begin. and we ll meet a yemeni entrepreneur defying all odds to keep the country s famed jewelry tradition alive. hello everyone it is a crackdown on press freedom a report from the committee to protect journalists accusing china of stopping journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely it details an increasingly constrained media environment in hong kong where pro beijing outlets outnumber the independent ones probating groups are accused of scaring off companies from advertising with independent outlets who can be critical of china the report says they ve been repeated unprovoked police attacks on journalists in hong kong have been covering the protests the committee to protect journalists says these are the effects of china s. rising influence on a region that once had free press sarah clarke in hong kong looking at this report today and i believe the author of the report actually been speaking as well. yesterday as you mentioned this
a new prime minister is to begin. and they make a living out of rubbish but recycling is in argentina exploring about their jobs. a crackdown on press freedom this is a report by the committee to protect journalists accusing china of preventing journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely it details an increasingly constrained media environment in hong kong where pro beijing outlets outnumber the independent ones probating groups are also accused of scaring off companies from advertising with independent outlets who can be critical of china the report says that they ve been repeated and unprovoked police attacks on journalists in hong kong have been covering the protests the committee to protect journalists says these are the effects of china s rising influence on a region that once had free press has sarah clarke in hong kong was obviously reported right throughout this whole process of protests in hong kong. and has been looking at the report to take us through