people were arrested. of shia was raised, i invited all the muftis to discuss and to do welcome to hardtalk some discussion about how can with me, zeinab badawi. so that s just one example we look into a few points that of the kind of religious tensions malaysia has one of asia s we re talking about. are so pertinent in our country? what has happened in that incident? number one. but, no, you ve got most vibrant economies a lot of power. ..hang on, hang on, the result of decades of stability i have got an answer. actually, if you look you ve got a lot. and economic growth. you re saying to me, into the incident you mentioned ‘0h, my hands are tied. in the hindu temple, it was not it s a state affair.‘ it s also a multi ethnic, driven by any religious factor. no, that s not the case. your office sits in the office multi religious federation religious factor was used of the prime minister. no, no, no. but the majority ethnic zeinab, you must understand the you are say
agreement and we put more pressure on president. everybody here agrees that unless something gets done to truly effect the power structures behind the violence there will be more killings and they will remain the single biggest threats to the implementation of the peace deal in the country. thousands of mines in south africa who are suffering from potentially fatal diseases have reached a legal settlement worth $350000000.00 lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation 6 of the firms accepted a deal which has now been approved in johannesburg up 210-0000 miners or their dependents could benefit many developed lung diseases or other illnesses because of their work. now ivory coast does not as the world s leading cocoa produce a bit now another crop as a merging as a big money maker kona nuts reached record highs last year when interest reports from. pruning quality are used to get more not over the last 3 years farmers here have been improving the way
in the middle as the security forces came down and attempted to stop the 3 protesters from throwing rocks and stones into the road the number of rocks began to increase we saw some tear gas being fired further up the hill the whole process of the demolitions has been proved talkative since monday since the houses here in what he called were destroyed by the israeli military and there has been a tremendous concern that what have up until now been peaceful protests against these demolitions is going to turn into a situation like this. destruction of the amazon rain forest is fast approaching a level from which it may not recover that s according to satellite data from brazil s government here is the forecast here is the forest rather in 2001 millions of square kilometers which helped stabilize the global climate just watch the right hand side 17 years later here s the damage that s been done last year alone 120000 square kilometers were wiped out and now it s shrinking even fas
a deal which has now been approved by a court in johannesburg up 210-0000 miners or their dependents could benefit many of them suffered from lung disease and other illnesses as a result of their work which is poor as human rights lawyer who s been working on the case for many years he says the court s decision sets a landmark in the history of miners rights in south africa. before this there was no such rot in south africa and there was no civil accountability on the part of employers towards workman who suffered from occupational diseases so that was the big bright 3 treaty 11 but the last 78 years of being spent litigating against the mining companies and the last several years in parallel with at a geisha in process. sit of negotiations that culminated in the settlement that was approved today we had a migrant labor system for many many decades the majority of the most living in deep religious in south africa and in neighboring countries like mozambique pursued to in swaz
have a government that will really response to any those people the governor s mansion is now a place of celebration where people come to take selfies and revel in the governor s removal as puerto ricans look to the future expectations mostly on better governance a better government in general. that really can connect with the necessities of our people we re brothers and sisters in the eyes of god and eyes of the nation and we are on the eyes of the whole world and we need to keep unite everyone they ve been elected have to understand that they work for the people totally my constitutional experts in human rights activist judith birken is optimistic about the island s future she tells us change may take time but it s coming so there may not be a temporary solution that s going to be seen as adequate many way but i think nonetheless the way the protest in particular it s a nation of an otherwise apathetic generation will be a long term fundamental change puerto rico then is it