Drought Closing News Today

This is the kashmir the Indian Government wants the world to see. Beautiful, serene, filled with tourists. Away from sight is the more grim picture. A painful long running conflict, more recently a clampdown on democratic rights. Journalists who can bring out peoples voices and the grim realities say they are being silenced by the government. This kashmiri reporter pictured here at one of his court hearings. He has been injailforfive years charged under terror laws. His father, mohammed, says hi...

His father mohammad says asif was targeted for this article he wrote about an anti india militant. Translation everyone knows he is innocent. I he is a professional reporter and was jailed for his writing about the militancy. They wanted to make an example out of him. So otherjournalists dont dare to cover topics the government does not approve of. At the time of his arrest, asif� s daughter was six months old. Areeba might have been reunited with herfather when he was given bail last year. Bu...

Every year, chinas flooding seems worse, and official statistics appear to confirm it. in 2011, the country recorded around six floods a month during the summer. but this year, there are ten times as many. the impact has even struck chinas overall food supply. in august, 40% of the famous wuchang rice crop was wiped out by flooding. translation: ive never seen floods here in all my life. - this is the first time. translation: when i saw the water hit here, i cried. | oui cfops are gone. i lost e...

Are ten times as many. the impact has even struck chinas overall food supply. in august, 40% of the famous wuchang rice crop was wiped out by flooding. translation: ive never seen floods here in all my life. _ this is the first time. translation: when i saw the water hit here, i cried. | oui crops are gone. i lost everything. its hard to calculate. then in the south, where flooding is supposed to happen, there are fears of a drought closing in. this man grew up next to poyang lake and drives a b...

The impact has even struck chinas overall food supply. in august, 40% of the famous wuchang rice crop was wiped out by flooding. translation: ive never seen floods here in all my life. - this is the first time. translation: when i saw the water hit here, i cried. | oui crops are gone. i lost everything. its hard to calculate. then in the south, where flooding is supposed to happen, there are fears of a drought closing in. this man grew up next to poyang lake and drives a boat out to luoxingdun i...