Valerie Sanderson
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Mutta olen nÀhnyt, ettÀ jopa niiden, jotka ovat vastaan ympÀristöstÀ, joista kuulen, ettÀ on seuraava. Jotkut edelleen tukevat laittoa, jotkut ovat vastaan, ja he eivÀt halua, ettÀ maa loppuisi. Jotkut ovat erilaisia. He sanovat, ettÀ menemme takaisin ryhmÀÀn, menemme gymiin.
But at the same time, it's having an impact on daily life of everyone. It's not a normal situation. And even though some of them are trying to adapt and trying to go back, every night in Tehran, which has seen the heaviest strikes so far, they hear the strikes.
And what is the impact on their daily life? You said some are even going to the gym. We don't hear much about people who have lost their homes or have lost a loved one because of the internet blackout. And also threats by the authorities as well. They have threatened people not to take photos or videos of the places that have been hit, not to send out information to foreign-based media outlets. And also we are seeing mass arrests happening every day of those who have sent videos or photos to foreign outlets.
KyllÀ, koska valmistelut ovat edelleen kÀsitellyt, eikö ne ole?
Mutta sitten tuli maa ja se lisÀsi siihen. Yhdysvaltainen Donald Trump sanoi, ettÀ hÀn tulee auttamaan nÀistÀ protesterista, mutta ne, joista puhun nyt, jotka osallistuivat protesteista, eivÀt nÀe nykyistÀ tilannetta auttamaan. He ovat erittÀin miettineet maan infrastruktuuria ja jos heille tapahtuu haaste.
India is gearing up for one of the world's largest acts of admin, a census for its population of 1.4 billion. National elections in the country can take months and involve the use of boats, helicopters and even elephants to reach remote communities. The census is potentially an even bigger feat of organisation and is predicted to take a year and involve 3 million support staff. Ambarasan Ethrajan told us about the census and its challenges.
Moscow is introducing new measures to further control online access in Russia. The main target is the social media messaging app Telegram, founded by two Russian brothers who then moved abroad, which is widely used across the country. There have been long-standing tensions with the Russian government, because Telegram has refused to hand over user data to the authorities.
James Copnell spoke to Russian IT specialist Alexander Izevnin, who is in Moscow, about the level of internet access enjoyed by most Russians. Russian government doesn't want people to access things on the internet, free speech, doesn't want people to access western media. And we are already in that situation of internet regulation in Russia, that the government could do random things on how they throttle, how they block.
How they restrict access to Western resources. So that's why situation with internet is unpredictable for ordinary users.
MitÀ ajattelet tÀllÀ hetkellÀ tÀllaisista yhdessÀ tekemisistÀ Telegram-messauksesta? MitÀ luultavasti tapahtuu? MielestÀni teknisesti mitÀÀn uutta ei tapahtunut, koska Telegram on blokkannut, kuten se oli viisi vuotta sitten. Ja ihmiset already know how to use Telegram, how to avoid Telegram blockings.
Joten ihmiset kÀyttÀvÀt sen edelleen. Kaikki, jotka haluavat kÀyttÀÀ sen, kÀyttÀvÀt sen edelleen. Vaikein tapauksena on se, ettÀ ruotsin hallitus voisi kertoa Telegramiin teröristiturvallisuuden tai vaarallisuuden tai jotain todella huonoa. Se on telegramiin kommunikaatio tai telegramiin myyntiÀ tai tehtÀviÀ tehtÀviÀ.
Se tulee olemaan russiaan ilmaisuus. Se tulee olemaan teröristinen kriisi. Sanoit, ettÀ jokainen, joka haluaa kÀyttÀÀ sitÀ, voi kÀyttÀÀ. Onko se yleensÀ tapauksena, ettÀ ihmiset ovat saaneet löytÀÀ heidÀn kauttaan hallituksen restriksioita teknologiasta? Content blocking aloitti Ruotsissa noin 15 vuotta sitten. Alussa se oli hyvin lyhyt.
Mutta se tuli vahvemmin ja vahvemmin ja ihmiset sopivat kaikkiin asioihin. Kun on uusia ristriksityksiÀ, onko hallitus melko avoimena siitÀ, miksi se tekee sitÀ? Miten hallitus kommunikoi kaikkiin sinulle? He kommunikoivat internetin loppuun tai white-listin.
as a measure to protect from Ukrainian drones, because the government says they control via internet, and telegram blocking and other messengers are blocked because terrorists and scammers are using them against Russian citizens. That's how government communicates. It's for sure no one believes in it.
Jos kÀsittelee kulttuurista sivuilta, ei todennÀköisesti russit tai russit, niin ihmiset tuntevat, ettÀ heidÀn mielensÀ on ilmaista. Mutta se ei voi auttaa, koska on paljon rikollisia asioita ja paljon poliittisia jÀseniÀ, jotka puhuivat Telegramissa tai Facebookissa.
When they got arrested, their devices were searched and this was used as evidence of their relations to terrorism or discreditation of Russian army. Alexander Isevnin. Still to come in this podcast. At Apple we understand that business as usual isn't anymore. That's why we make the most advanced personal computers in the world.
South Africa is deploying more than 2,000 soldiers to support police in a crackdown on organized crime, illegal mining and gang violence. The operation started on Wednesday and took place across three provinces. The government says the operation is aimed at restoring order in areas where crime has remained persistently high. But critics warn that using the military in civilian policing rarely delivers lasting results. Pamza Falani reports from Johannesburg.
To strengthen our fight against gang violence, I will be deploying the South African National Defense Force to support the police. In a country where many communities feel under siege from violent crime, President Cyril Ramaphosa's move to deploy troops is being seen by some as a sign that government is getting tough on criminal networks.
Valtuutettuja saadaan 5 Suomessa 9 alueella vuoden aikana. Useimmille, ettÀ sivuilta ja sivuilta on olemassa ongelmia. Yksi viimeisimmÀt suunnitelmat tuli kansan kovat 19-luvun kohdalla.
When soldiers enforced curfews and restrictions. But that operation drew sharp criticism, with reports that soldiers were using excessive force, unlawfully detaining and harassing civilians. Security experts warn the military is trained for combat, not for the kind of community-based policing.