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India Business News: NEW DELHI: Nearly 70% of the cases where prosecution is being withdrawn by the ministry of corporate affairs relate to companies registered in Kolkata.

Pa pathways. we've seen approximately 70% drop of the number of individuals encountered on our southern border as a result. >> that sounds like you're handling the krieind of crisis the moment, but you are at 2.4 million apprehensions at the border, you're getting all of the people trying to come in. they're all claiming to be asylum-seekers. they seem to me at least ordinary migrants, economic migrants, may pleaing poverty, disease and gang warfare as people have traditionally. isn't the asylum system broken, if there is no distinction between the asile em seekir. >> the system is broken. fro...

Migrant and the asylum seeker. the asylum system is broken. the time from initial encounter of an individual who makes a claim for relief in the final adjudication of the claim is all too often many years and the difficulty is people settle. they have children here in the united states and then it becomes very difficult to remove them should they not succeed in the ultimate asylum claim. we are dealing with -- fundamentally, we are dealing with a broken immigration system and that includes the asylum process. >> why not overhaul the system? it seems like europeans are beginning to think about ...

Well, that's a powerful message. it provides a standard, it provides law, it provides adjudication, and it provides activism. it's a powerful message. are there any territories within the widest sort of interpretation of a human rights remit that you are wary of entering? i'm thinking, for example, of arguments about sex and gender and the rights of the transgender community across the world. is there a danger that if amnesty treads into some territories, it will get caught up in global cultural wars and arguments which aren't helpful to your core message? the cultural wars are part and parcel...

That there is a right, the right to a clean environment. the human rights agenda, the human rights framework is absolutely central to climate injustice and to fighting for it. well, that's a powerful message. it provides a standard, it provides law, it provides adjudication, and it provides activism. it's a powerful message. are there any territories within the widest sort of interpretation of a human rights remit that you are wary of entering? i'm thinking, for example, of arguments about sex and gender, and the rights of the transgender community across the world. is there a danger that if a...