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I know there is a growing number of canadians who would like to abolish the monarchy. i cannot say at this moment if it is a majority or not but it is clear that there are more and more canadians who would like to change for another system. because, canadians, when they were told if they well in favour of the abolishment of the monarchy, they said there was no question of abolishing during the life of queen elizabeth ii but now that she has died i think that that will be a movement — there will be a pressure, a public pressure on the politicians in order to transform the current system. i tr...

When it comes to dealing with people. they're not held accountable. this is why we have to have a conversation right now, not after midterms, not during the next presidential election about abolishing -- and a widespread complete national level. without those accountability checks in place this will continue to happen and it will run rampant. it creates the excuse that police end up with a certain level of discretion where they're allowed to, like i say, on the one hand say, i'm an officer of the law i should be able to approach the situation, be able to enact violence on a person up to and in...

An appeal has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the Karnataka High Court order which abolished the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB).

Change policy and procedures, and even when you put the policy and procedures, the implementation of it, it's a journey and you can see like there is progress happening when it comes to their accommodation, to their wage — protection of their wages, as well as, like, i mean now, i mean with the abolishing of the kafala law, people can actually change jobs and we have introduced like a new minimum wage in the country, so there has been progress. always actually take constructive criticism on board. there is more room to actually progress, but i mean, like, i do believe this is — will be one...

It's a journey and you can see like there is progress happening when it comes to their accommodation, to their wage — protection of their wages, as well as, like, i mean now, i mean with the abolishing of the kafala law, people can actually change jobs and we have introduced like a new minimum wage in the country, so there has been progress. always actually take constructive criticism on board. there is more room to actually progress, but i mean, like, i do believe this is — will be one of the biggest social legacies of the world cup. they're expecting over a million fans to attend this ye...