would most of cambodia. you so-called protected areas or anything but likes new wildlife sanctuary me the vietnam border this is a satellite image from 10 years ago. this is how it looks today. almost completely bereft of animals and forest. 10 year ago as is its jungle or nest and of forests and. what actually happened here a few years back i would come to destroy the forests here. in this poor country people living off the land as they always have. a fast money is pushing many to ravage their irreplaceable forests. promoted by logging companies seemingly condoned by cambodia's government the largest rainforest in southeast asia my soon to be alluding missed last. china has one of the world's highest her base but many a take up the fought against for military style white to radical surgery one o one east investigates the chinese battle to get in shape on al jazeera. on counting the cost this week we're on patrol off the coast of west africa as a nation is deploying naval forces to counter the scourge of pir

cambodia 2nd biggest trading partner after china losing a tariff free staters would. come bodi or has a huge garment industry. at this factory the workers have 6 day weeks and earn the minimum wage the equivalent of $165.00 euros a month. from nike too added as many leading global brands have their wares made in cambodia. garments and shoes make up more than 90 percent of the country's exports. the volume is growing and the largest market is the european union where the imports currently incur no duties and there are no quotas. this trade regime holds as long as the e.u. is confident that cambodia is in compliance with core human and labor rights a lot is at stake as the head of the port in c. a nuclear makes clear import. mostly from china because we export. to to europe then to you notice that the export mostly to europe and import mostly iraq material from china the e.u. has identified major problems with regard to basic rights and is considering suspending cambodia's preferential status under its e.p.a. scheme one problem is political repression it's a longstandin

can rupees make your rich not if you ship them overseas for processing cambodia tries to put some sparkle into with the mess that jon stewart industry. this is your business i'm joined on in berlin welcome u.s. stocks fell after the white house says it's not ready to make a deal with china to leave the trade war to rest meaning companies will have to work that much harder to future proof themselves against the conflict while wafer 1000 build its own operating system and has chosen to name it harmony and then to do it through discord as it were the new software is crucial for the telecom company survival that's the trade tensions friend as access to google's android operating systems for. the white house is reportedly delaying licenses for u.s. companies to really start taxing us to walk away. we're headed next to wall street where our correspondent. is standing by. good to see you know is this move from wall way away from google's android is that going to be enough to insulate it from the effects of the trade war. it is tempting in the right direction when it comes to damage to control an

yeah and ability that can sicking on this i think cambodia can recovery all that in mind. but finding precious stones is a matter of luck and many international mining companies aren't willing to make large scale investment based on serendipity so for now the search for gemstones continues to be led by enterprising individuals hoping to strike gold. thanks for watching and have a good week at. the work on the book you are no one on the keyboard the focal length of. exposing justice global news that matters. for mines. climate change. the state. environmental. biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. displacement. the global current local action. 3000. i was fishing when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard. i even got white hair. it hit me out of office this hits me and they go but you need me to entrust the fight you want to know their story in the woods are fighting and reliable information for margaret. says as the news africa coming up on the show there's a creep across the lab we look at it could actually me jack that's trying to

from nike to added as many leading global brands have their wares made in cambodia. garments and shoes make up more than 90 percent of the country's exports. the volume is growing and the largest market is the european union where the imports currently incur no duties and there are no quotas. this trade regime holds as long as the e.u. is confident that come botha is in compliance with core human and labor rights a lot is at stake as the head of the port in c. a nuclear makes clear import. mostly from china because we export. to the to europe then to notice that but export mostly to europe and import mostly raw material from china the e.u. has identified major problems with regard to basic rights and is considering suspending cum podiums preferential status under its e.p.a. scheme one problem is political repression it's a longstanding issue in the one party state but things are getting worse the main opposition party has been closed down and the right of assembly is not respected when opposition activists gather to commemorate ken lay a prominent political commentat

in cambodia is eliminated so in. reality we still have many leprosy in cambodia why haven't we got rid of yet if we've got affective treatment. program there are limited. so they cannot access to gold roads you know that's why i didn't touch them. over time patients new sensation in their hands and feet meaning that any cuts and so as they develop a painless if these become infected it committal to the loss of fingers and toes as he's left the easter. house to play and also maybe today people can see it so they make the show and one can take it yet is it painful how could you just have just said real thursday to us and just a little bit of today getting the axe and walk back to continue my studies don't feel they have to have freeze over old and me moving in time to get and we did leg we can miles and yada can you tell us what music you're listening to our. own hip hop. some camping go wild and you know it's there when feelings try to go to our all be quiet at night thank you very much and good luck feel leg getting

cambodia is drowning in plastic waste broken bodies themselves are responsible for much of it dozens of illegal containers filled with plastic waste from overseas were recently discovered there the trash will not be sent back to where it came from. the water in this stream can hardly move its stuff full of plastic and it isn't an isolated case. plastic piles up on phnom penh streets in fact cambodia's capital city is littered with plastic waste. the plastic tide starts to rise at 5 am in the street markets it's the packaging of choice for these traders and it spreads across the city as their goods are sold and distributed discarded plastic is simply swept to one side and whatever is left there just days there. was. the market traders all use plastic because it's best fish and vegetable merchants use plastic because it protects their goods from rain and damage. with a population of 5000000 phnom penh accumulates 3000 tons of garbage every day waste disposal workers are simply overwhelmed by the amount. and because there is no kind of rubbish separation it's all mixed up gangs of scave

yeah and ability that can sicking on this i think cambodia can recovery all that in the mind. but finding precious stones is a matter of luck and many international mining companies aren't willing to make large scale investment based on serendipity so for now the search for gemstones continues to be led by enterprising individuals hoping to strike gold. thanks for watching and have a good weekend. the 1st. robots are still in the development phase split screen to happen when they grow. will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist for the farm we on the verge of a robot collapse. if we just bubble of this totally unprepared. she seemed to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading from our society they are the experts to be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. coerce the robot to lead so far it's august 14th on d w going to the fields all happening. to take a few pennies. sure link to news

but calling out illegal activity can be perilous in cambodia. at a grave in the capital phnom penh a proud sung remembers a brave father an icon of cambodians environment movement who daum is the son of church woody who paid the ultimate price for his activism. as are the sound of. he really wanted me to love nature what he wanted was to stop the destruction of combo didn't forests. 7 years ago while investigating a logging company shoot woody was shocked and he's remembered for confronting the most powerful illegal loggers in this country but up and down the beach mourn those he upset with him a businessman back then and today him a businessman a powerful people who work in the government. investigation into the killing of truth when he was closed and made conflicting accounts of what happened. who don't is now following in the footsteps of his father and salvage there are a lot of unforgettable memories of his there always there was a brave man a good father and a respectful data. feel free to a similar path to church would be lange navigates

cambodia is rich in gemstones especially sapphires and rubies but the country lacks the expertise to make real money with it most of the stones exported to thailand to be caught and made into jewelry so value is added outside of can both and that is to change a 20 karat dark blue gemstone that's what khaitan spends hours each day searching for were he to discover one he'd be a rich man the pile in province in western cum badia has long been known for precious stones but heavy exploitation means discoveries are now rare still now and then someone will get lucky and stumble upon a soft fire or ruby martin on what. i earn $500.00 u.s. dollars some months other months though i don't find anything and so i earn enough to hang up but it's all a matter of luck. the miners have been waiting for this man leap oh he's a gemstone dealer and is going to examine today's whole. tone shows him what he's got he's hoping for a good price to get an accurate valuation the stones would need to be tested in a lab but the dealer can make an estimate based on his experience. this stone isn't anything speci

but combing out illegal activity can be perilous in cambodia. at a grave in the capital phnom penh a proud sung remembers a brave father an icon of cambodians environment movement who daum is the son of church would pay the ultimate price for his activism. as are the sound of. he really wanted me to love nature what he wanted was to stop the destruction of combo did forests. 7 years ago while investigating a logging company shoot woody was shocked and he is remembered for confronting the most powerful illegal loggers in this country but that up until now could warn those he upset with team of businessmen back then and today jim a businessman of powerful people who work in the government. investigation into the killing of chewed wood he was closed in made conflicting accounts of what happened . to dawn is now following in the footsteps of his father and it was obvious which there are a lot of unforgettable memories of his there always there was a brave man a good father and a respectful data. for dreading a similar path to child would be lang nav

no not if you ship them overseas but cutting cambodia tries to put some survival into its domestic industry. and been physical and let's do business a global recession could be round the corner and the trade spat between the u.s. and china is only getting worse but some reprieve today on the economic front as beijing pulled this out of its hat an uptick in exports last month up 3.3 percent from a year earlier analysts had predicted a full given the trade war and all imports into china are another story where domestic consumption continues to drop off less than expected still these next numbers are telling once chinese trade with the us is taking a hit especially imports from the us falling 19 percent from a year earlier china is no longer america's top trading partner falling below the mexico and canada for the 1st half of the year let's talk about that and the world economy with our economy. following a live news from the macro economic policy institute here in germany and doesn't quite agree with what many analysts are saying today i believe is that true. if analysts are saying that we ar

cambodia's self waste lies a natural treasure. the cardamom ranges contain the 2nd largest village in rainforest on mainland southeast asian. illegal logging is rampant with the criminals who are up against a determined fools intent on stopping them so you conducted effective survey us good good good good and we discover that the illegal logging starts again. american conservationists so want to go to it is being briefed on the latest spike in illegal logging can you show me the exact where you want she leads the non-government organization wildlife alliance they supported by the government to work with police and local ranges to uphold the law so it's out of hand these kingpins have their own kingdom and the they have their informants in place they have their local people they have their tractors their buffalo carts they have everything in place. so when his team includes former soldiers from eastern europe some who served in the french foreign legion today on a road leading from a national park they stop a procession of vehicles

from nike to added as many leading global brands have their wares made in cambodia. garment and shoes make up more than 90 percent of the country's exports. the volume is growing and the largest market is the european union where the imports currently incur no duties and there are no quotas. this trade regime holds as long as the e.u. is confident that come botha is in compliance with core human and labor rights a lot is at stake as the head of the port in c. a nuclear makes clear import is mostly from china because we export. to the to europe then to the latest state but export mostly to europe and import mostly raw material from china the e.u. has identified major problems with regard to basic rights and is considering suspending cum podiums preferential status under its e.p.a. scheme one problem is political repression it's a longstanding issue in the one party state but things are getting worse the main opposition party has been closed down and the right of assembly is not respected when opposition activists gather to commemorate ken lay a prominent political com

and rubies make you rich not to ship them overseas for processing cambodia tries to put some spa into its domestic gemstone industry. make friends with a switch to the face of the regime. with the nation's. business some experts say europe's biggest economy in a recession the big german engineering firms car makers and supply crisis hit by profit downturns a lot of companies a cutting jobs all reducing hours it raises the wrists of a global recession. europe's economic murder may be running out of gas automotive supplier continentals net profit slumped 41 percent in the 2nd quarter and the company has announced plans to shut down an entire factory competitors shift also lowered their earnings expectations and said the stuff would have to be let go falling demand is hurting steel companies like to the company is bracing for a loss this year. and exporters are feeling the squeeze from the u.s. trade war and brics it worries for economists the signs are clear germany is heading towards a recession. overall industrial output in june this year was down one and a half percent compared to ma

would most of cambodia. you so-called protected areas are anything but lax new wildlife sanctuary near the vietnam border this is a satellite image from 10 years ago. this is how it looks today almost completely bereft of animals and forest. 10 year ago as is its jungle and our forests. are. what actually happened here a few years back but i would come to destroy the forests here. in this poor country people living off the land as they always have. a fast money is pushing many to ravage their irreplaceable forests. promoted by logging companies seemingly condoned by cambodia's government the largest rainforest in southeast asia my soon to be a wilderness last. august . a unique story about a french syrian family who traded their peaceful lives in europe for revolution in syria marking 2 years since the start of myanmar's military campaign that's forced hundreds of thousands of range of muslims into exile musicians shaking up stereotypes of africa a powerful new witness documentary from ghana another bid to p

plastic piles up on phnom penh streets in fact cambodia's capital city is littered with plastic waste. the plastic tide starts to rise at 5 am in the street markets it's the packaging of choice of these traders and it spreads across the city as their goods and sold and distributed discarded plastic is simply swept to one side and whatever is left there just days there. was. the market traders all use plastic because it's best fish and vegetable merchants use plastic because it protects their goods from rain and damage. with a population of 5000000 phnom penh accumulates 3000 tons of garbage every day waste disposal workers are simply overwhelmed by the amount. and because there is no kind of rubbish separation it's all mixed up gangs of scavengers go through the waste at night to find any recyclable plastic waste. in cambodia only about 20 percent of plastic waste is recycled the rest ends up in landfill or strewn around the countryside. but that's not all $83.00 sea containers full of plastic waste have been found at the port. they were there for months without being picked up so cus

the wilderness of cambodia is under threat. for profit illegal trade one of one east investigates the cambodia for. 100. 0. hello again you're watching others al-jazeera and here's one of our main stories this hour saddam's military protest groups have finalized a constitutional agreement a deal that paves the way for a transitional government and also live as a power of paramilitary forces but it's not yet been signs and talks on the details will continue on saturday. puerto rico's new governor has been sworn in but his appointment still has to be confirmed by the u.s. territories senate crowds have been out celebrating on the streets after ricardo rosello stepped down from the role. and after months of bombing air strikes have stopped and northwest syria after the announcement of the seas far the truce in the lip province syria's lost 3 rebel strongholds peace talks in kazakhstan. the democratic republic of congo says only how cases may have been identified the government fears the epidemic could last for up to 3 years health

the wilderness of cambodia is under threat. pillaged for profit by an illegal timber trade one of one east investigates the plunder of cambodia's forests. on al-jazeera. i am. going. to ask you. a reminder now the top stories on al-jazeera who the rebels have claimed responsibility for a major attack on saudi in iraq he backed forces in yemen 36 people were killed when a military camp in the port city of aden was targeted. 4 people have been shot dead at a rally in the sudanese city of durham on it happened during a march demanding justice for the killing of at least 6 protesters on monday and the united nations says it will investigate attacks on the u.n. supported facilities in northwest syria that's after 2 thirds of the security council petitioned for the investigation. the south korean military says north korea's carried out on an identified short range projectile launch from the country's eastern coast it's the 3rd such launch in one week it was korean state media says the leader kim jong il an oversold the test firing of

a barbecue with a difference here in western cambodia spicy rect is served fresh off the grill with a selection of dipping sources it's an unconventional snack but if you believe the sales pitch one that's good for you. these rats are healthier than pork or chicken chicken a given commercial feat but these rats. and mice during harvesting season. once a fruit of necessity and harder times field rats of becoming an increasingly sort after meeting cambodia local red hunters ensure vendors have a steady supply. i catch these rats in the while and then i sell them i can make up to $30000.00 or about 7 u.s. dollars a day more than twice that if i catch a lot of rats. the roadside stalls do a brisk business with van loads of travelling workers with its drive through or dining in it seems plenty of customers crave a simple meal of rotten rice with their favorite beverage. when we drink beer or wine this rat is a much better match than chicken or beef. red may not be to everyone's taste but for the true converts it's an undeniable delicacy. wonderful if you're. on. where you can watch the. ye

leprosy in cambodia is eliminated so in 1997 but the reality we still have many leprosy in cambodia why haven't we got rid of them or say yet if we've got effective treatment. control program their activity is limited. so they cannot access to gold roads you know that's why i didn't touch em. over time patients new sensation in their hands and feet meaning that any cuts and so as they develop a painless if these become infected it committal to the loss of fingers and toes as he's left the easter egg house to play and also maybe today people can see it so they make the show and i'm going to tell you yet is it painful ok you just had just said real thursday just and just a little bit of today getting legs and long yet to continue my studies don't feel good we have freeze over old and new to me i need a new line to get and we did leg we can miles and yada can you tell us what music you're listening to hard but i'll have all the camping go you know and so that when feelings tries to go to our all required. let me thank you very much and good luck feel legging getting a new leg and that it w

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but he was asked about what happened with cambodia. he said, well, you know, we just did not foresee that this would set a roll of dominos into motion and ending up with kamere ruche with power and led to "the killing fields." it's a chilling statement and all of the unintended consequences of your actions need to be factored in, not just -- i mean, you probably could have argued that george h.w. bush could have gotten that message before he invaded iraq. it's what rumsfeld used tole say, things that you don't know are the known unknowns, or whatever the phrase was. you always should be modest and humble about what you don't know, when you're making life and death decisions like that. in cambodia, yes, it did. i was a high school senior. and the campuses exploded. kent state happened. in the senate, you had the first few cutoffs of funds, resolutions. passing first the democratic caucus. and then moving towards passage in the senate, putting pressure on nixon so that he knows he has to cut a deal. and, of course, then, it also was so s

the man who emerged as the leader of the new cambodia was pol pot. it was a living hell. you cannot imagine. for the communist regime time began when they took over, for them, 1975 became year zero, grotesque social engineering with class slaughter and mass uprooting of the population. they were extreme communist, year zero means we start from scratch. no electricity, no books, no education, nothing. anyone educated had to be executed. doctors, teachers, and if you wear glasses, i lost many of my relatives and theyjust execute them, took them away and never saw them again. literally millions of people were marched out to the countryside to begin building the new society. at the time — i think i must have been 17. i remember that morning we were in the kitchen, having breakfast. i heard a knock at the door and i saw two sergeants to both pointed their guns at me and shouted at me to get out of my house right now or i will shoot you. everyone packed on the road, on the bicycle or motorbike and everyone seemed to panic. if you stopped or were not moving you wear shot. and

ministerial meeting cambodia refuted reports that is allowing the chinese military installation to be built on its territory the united states welcomes cambodia's strong defense of its national sovereignty and we encourage other nations in the region to follow cambodia's lead and protecting it and the meetings will continue here on friday again a lot of bilateral meetings trilateral meetings but one meeting that is quite interesting it's actually a form of regional forum so all of these hundreds of diplomats who have gathered here in bangkok will meet under one roof. china is preventing many of its people from traveling to taiwan the decision to stop issuing travel permits will affect people from 47 mainland cities china views taiwan as a breakaway province and tensions between beijing and taipei have been rising in recent months when a mourner from shanghai. in the 1st half of this year more than $600000.00 people from china visited taiwan so this decision will certainly have an economic impact and that seems to be the motivation behind it to apply pressure on the government in taiwa

>> questions about the invasion of cambodia. in 1970 having committed himself to a policy of very slow withdrawal from vietnam, nixon and kissinger decide that the vietnamese will not be able to make it in the long run if the north vietnamese were allowed to operate from a strip of land along the cambodian border. this is nothing new. johnson had faced. there had been isolated bombings and some us special ops missions into that area but nothing like this decision to send us out and with the american army with them crossing cambodia. he believed that this was a way to safeguard vietnamese nation and get us out. most everybody just saw oh my god we are now invading another country. one of the saddest bits of congressional testimony ever, i think he had the hearings for secretary of state but was asked about what happened with cambodia and he said you know, we just did not foresee that this would set a row of dominoes in motion that would end up with the khmer rouge coming into power and the sacrifices that holly made hollywood mad

movies and sapphires make you bridge the ship them overseas but cutting cambodia tries to put some sparkle into its domestic industry. i mean let's do business a global recession could be around the corner and the trade spat between the u.s. and china is only getting worse but some reprieve today on the economic front as beijing pulled this out of its hat an uptick in exports last month up 3.3 percent from a year earlier analysts had predicted a full given the trade war and all imports into china are another story where domestic consumption continues to drop off less than expected still these next numbers are the telling once chinese trade with the u.s. is taking a hit especially imports from the u.s. falling 9 percent from a year earlier china is no longer america's top trading partner falling below mexico and canada for the 1st half of the year let's talk about that and the world economy with our columnist. from the macroeconomic policy institute here in germany and.

that first, it is a0 years since the end of the brutal regime of the khmer rogue and cambodia. around 2 million people are thought to have been killed under extremist rule. this man survived for years and what became known as the killing fields. a warning, this piece contains some distressing images. the cambodian people are the victims ofa the cambodian people are the victims of a hen that done experiment in communism that failed. the khmer rogue guerrillas tramped in the spring of 1975. @ emerged as the leader of the new cambodia let's pull pot. it was a living hell. you cannot imagine. for the communist regime time began when they took over, 1975 mccain year is zero, grotesque social engineering with class slaughter and mass uprooting of the population. they were extreme communist, year zero of the population. they were extreme coitiitiui'iist, year zero means we of the population. they were extreme communist, year zero means we start from scratch. no electricity, no books, no education, nothing. anyone educated had to be executed. doctors, teachers, and if you wear glasses,

he was asked about what happened with cambodia. and he said -- well, you know, we just did not foresee that this would set a row of dominoes in motion that would end up with the khmer rouge coming into power and all of the sacrifices that hollywood made so real in the movie, the killing field. and it is a chilling bit of testimony and a good lesson for any statesman of the unintended consequences of your actions need to be factored in and not just -- you probably could argue need tothat george w. bush shoue gotten that lesson before he invaded iraq. but, it is what rumsfeld used to say -- the things you do not --w -- the known unknown's whatever that phrase was but you always should be very modest and humble about what you do not know when you are making life and death decisions like that. >> [indiscernible] jack: in cambodia? yes, i was a high school senior and the campuses exploded. kent state happened. in the senate, you had the first few cutoffs of funds resolution s passing first at the democratic caucus and then moving toward

building yeah and ability that can sicking on this i think cambodia can recovery all that in mind. but finding precious stones is a matter of luck and many international mining companies aren't willing to make large scale investment based on serendipity so for now the search for gemstones continues to be led by enterprising individuals hoping to strike gold. the e.u. is accusing turkey of undermining security in the east in the mediterranean off 1st 2nd turkish ship began drilling for oil and gas 1st the ship joins another turkish vessel which has been drilling in the region since june the field is predicted to contain trillions of cubic meters of oil and gas and it's being claimed by both turkey and submitted. my stirring business with him. it was a series of them high pixar correction as it winds down in the next exciting event is right around the corner. the german bundesliga is heating up and as always we are there to keep you updated with the latest on the kick off and all the stuff to mislead a soccer starting under 65 on the g.o.p. . key to know that 77 percent obamacare are

and a cafe in cambodia built out of trash and where you can paint in trash will tell you why. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thanks for joining us filipino president rudra go to terre take gears up for a faceoff with china it's his 5th visit there at a time when he faces pressure back home to raise the problem of beijing's military expansion in the south china sea even before it began it promised to be a feisty affair threatened to cancel the trip if you couldn't discuss the contested waters the philippines like others in the region rejects china's claim to the area china wants to control virtually the entire sea which is a critical shipping route rich in fish and oil and gas reserves in recent years beijing has stepped up naval patrols and even constructed manmade islands they're worrying neighbors. and in 2016 an international tribunal in the hague ruled that china was in the wrong china ignored the ruling. in the philippines critics have pounced on to territory for being seen to turn a blind eye to china's development in return for trade but when a chinese vessel ram

investigates the plunder of cambodia's forests. 0. dozens are killed in 2 attacks in the yemeni port city of aden well hoofy fighters playing another hit on saudi arabia. following down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up attacks on the hospitals in syria we have reaction from russia on the u.n. chief saying investigate. more protesters are killed in sudan during what's been called a 1000000 man march. and china releases a military video that appears to be a warning to protesters in hong kong. now who the fight is in yemen have claimed 2 major attacks on saudi backed forces it comes just weeks after the u.a.e. started drawing down its military presence in yemen where the biggest attack happened at a military base used by iraq's he trained forces in the port city of aden at least 36 people are confirmed dead early in the city there was a coordinated bomb attack on a police station during morning roll call at least 13 people were killed but no group has yet claimed responsibility but who the fighters also announced a