World Have Your Say

BBC World Have Your Say: #MH370, #Syria & Somalis in Kenya

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Duration: 43:31
Updated: 11 Apr 2014
views: 2469

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay Three conversations on this edition: you're talking about the Australian PM Tony Abbott's "confidence" that the acoustic signals heard in the search for MH370 are the missing plane's black box. You're also discussing what is happening in Syria - is the international community distracted by other stories? Also, what is the conversation in Kenya about the arrest of up to 4,000 Somalis there in an operation to tackle al-Shabab militancy?

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BBC World Have Your Say: London Slavery Case / Migrant Workers in Saudi Arabia

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Duration: 43:36
Updated: 22 Nov 2013
views: 11126

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay You discuss modern day slavery after a case in which three women have apparently been freed after more than 30 years of captivity in south London. Also, Saudis and Ethiopians discuss the issues around migrant workers in Saudi Arabia. There has been violence and claims of brutality on both sides, after the Saudi government tightened the rules on migrant workers, with many thousands going home.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Is America Working?

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Duration: 39:34
Updated: 02 Nov 2012
views: 2687

We're live from Boston as we look ahead to the US election on 6 November. We talk to people in Boston and Cleveland, Ohio about their expectations of the election. We also broadcast our video about our trip to Ohio, Illinois, California and Pennsylvania talking to people across America about whether the country is working.

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BBC World Have Your Say 27/02/2015

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Duration: 26:02
Updated: 27 Feb 2015
views: 1505

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BBC World Have Your Say: Does Intervention Work?

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Duration: 19:39
Updated: 01 Mar 2013
views: 5452

TV highlights of a BBC World Have Your Say radio debate on the pros and cons of intervening in conflicts in other countries. Ten years on from Iraq, what are the rules of intervention? If the international community can intervene in Mali and Libya, why is it different in Syria? Chloe Tilley hosts. This debate was first broadcast live on BBC World Service radio on 25th February 2013. You can listen to it in full here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p014nk5r This film was first broadcast on BBC World News on 1st March 2013.

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BBC World Have Your Say: The Future of China

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Duration: 17:43
Updated: 26 Oct 2012
views: 19955

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay With a change of leadership expected in China in the next couple of weeks, many of you are discussing the country's future and what it means for the rest of the world. We brought together an audience of people at the BBC's Broadcasting House and guests in Beijing, Shenzhen, Chicago and Nairobi.

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David Cameron on World Have Your Say

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Duration: 25:59
Updated: 14 Jun 2013
views: 7531

The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, takes your questions in a special edition of World Have Your Say. He tackles the subjects of Syria, Afghanistan, aid, tax and governing in the same place you live in.

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Ethiopia -- Merera Gudina's (PhD) interview with BBC's World Have Your Say

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Duration: 6:05
Updated: 10 Jan 2016
views: 2968

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BBC World Have Your Say: Syria / Homophobia

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Duration: 43:07
Updated: 14 Feb 2014
views: 12344

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay As Syria's conflict continues, how do you work out where you stand on what is going on? Do you feel you have enough information to build a clear picture? Also, Rory O'Neill aka Panti Bliss helps us discuss whether it's homophobic to oppose gay marriage, after his YouTube video clocked up more than half a million hits

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BBC World Have Your Say: Return to Haiti

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Duration: 17:04
Updated: 12 Jul 2013
views: 37369

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay More than three years since the deadly earthquake in Haiti, World Have Your Say is back to find out how life has changed and how Haitians view their future. Laura Trevelyan hears the conversations across the country - including people who still live in tents and people who are trying to unlock the nation's potential for tourism. This film was first broadcast on Fri 12th July on BBC World News.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Falklands Special

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Duration: 41:09
Updated: 23 Mar 2012
views: 15181

Where do you stand on the Falklands / Malvinas dispute? The World Have Your Say team travelled to the Falkland Islands and to Argentina to see how people living there felt about tensions over the islands. We play the film we made, and get your reactions.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Live from Boston

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Duration: 47:02
Updated: 05 Nov 2012
views: 2621

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay Ahead of the US Presidential election, Ros Atkins hosts a live debate from the Old South Meeting House in Boston. With an audience of several hundred US voters and your questions from around the world - is America working?

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BBC World Have Your Say: Africa's Image

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Duration: 38:49
Updated: 04 May 2012
views: 900

Is Africa portrayed too negatively in the international media? When Ros and Ben went to Sierra Leone, a lot of people told them they were unhappy with the way Africa is portrayed in the media. See their video and a discussion about Africa's international image.

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BBC Sports World Have Your Say: 15th April 2012

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Duration: 46:43
Updated: 15 Apr 2012
views: 969

Mark Bright and England & Birmingham WSL striker Eniola Aluko talk Alan Davies & Hillsborough, Tevez and his golf swing, Ashley Young's penalty, the title race and a goal that really wasn't in the FA Cup semi-final between Chelsea and Tottenham. We also reflect on the sad death of Piermario Morosini with a Pescara fan.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Lampedusa Migrant Boat Disaster & US Government Shutdown

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Duration: 43:31
Updated: 07 Oct 2013
views: 25344

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay Three men from Eritrea answer your questions about their experiences of the journey from their home country to Europe. They took the same hazardous route as the many people who died in this week's disaster off the island of Lampedusa. We also speak to a group of Americans about their experiences during the government shutdown - and discuss potential solutions.

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BBC World Have Your Say: The New Pope Francis

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Duration: 43:51
Updated: 20 Mar 2013
views: 3049

As Argentina's Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio becomes Pope Francis, we gather Catholics in Nairobi, Rome, Washington, Buenos Aires and beyond to discuss their reaction to the choice of the conclave - and hear their responses to your comments from around the world. This edition was broadcast on BBC World News on 15th March 2013

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BBC World Have Your Say: Nigeria Anti-Gay Law / Blogging About Cancer

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Duration: 49:58
Updated: 17 Jan 2014
views: 5049

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay As Nigeria passes tough anti-gay legislation, do the new laws reflect the wishes of public opinion? A gay man who had to flee Nigeria for the US after being attacked speaks to a supporter of the law in Lagos and one of the ruling party MPs who promoted the law. Also, after controversy over criticism of a woman blogging about her life with cancer in the US, we speak to others who write about their illness to find out why they do it.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Trayvon Martin

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Duration: 24:01
Updated: 30 Mar 2012
views: 3593

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay What does the Trayvon Martin story tell us about America? On our TV edition, we discussed the response to the death of the 17-year-old in Sanford, Florida. It's a story that's been around for a while now, but with so many of you talking about it we're going to explore the many questions you've raised. What does this story tell us about race relations in America? Why is there so much focus on wearing a hoodie? Have people, both on the left and the right, hijacked this story to make a political point?

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BBC World Have Your Say: Are faith and feminism compatible?

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Duration: 46:43
Updated: 31 Oct 2013
views: 3286

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay As part of the BBC's #100Women conference, women of various faiths and none debate how their beliefs intertwine with feminism. Can you be both a religious person and a feminist?

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BBC World Have Your Say TV: Global market turmoil & Syrian protests

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Duration: 39:34
Updated: 05 Aug 2011
views: 1358

We speak to specialists and guests on their reaction and assessment of the global market turmoil. We also discuss the situation in Syria as Friday sees anti-government protests across the country.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Chile Miners (1/3)

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Duration: 8:11
Updated: 27 Aug 2010
views: 16900

http://www.worldhaveyoursay.com The BBC programme where you set the agenda The story of the Chilean miners trapped 700m underground has gripped the world. Now a video showing the miners has been released for all to see. Ros Atkins is joined from South Africa by former miner Stephen Thomas - who was once trapped in a mine himself; by callers from Chile; by mining engineer Alan Baxter; and by psychologists Dr Iya Whiteley in London and Dan Beach in Chicago. This show was broadcast on BBC World News on Fri 27 August 2010.

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BBC World Have Your Say: Thailand Protests, UN's Role in CAR, Leaders in the Media

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Duration: 42:52
Updated: 29 Nov 2013
views: 17928

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay We speak to people in Thailand as protests continue. Also, we put your questions to senior UN official, Anders Kompass, who has recently been working there. Do people expect too much from the United Nations in situations like this? And as Silvio Berlusconi is expelled from Italy's Senate, we talk about how controversial leaders are portrayed in the media. Does the media struggle with how popular some leaders are?

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BBC World Have Your Say: China Forced Abortion & #UgandaIsNotSpain

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Duration: 41:26
Updated: 15 Jun 2012
views: 3063

http://www.facebook.com/worldhaveyoursay You're talking about the picture of a Chinese woman who was forced to terminate her 7-month pregnancy. Are there any implications for China's one-child policy? Also, after Spain's Prime Minister sent a text saying "Spain is not Uganda", we hear the reaction of people in both countries. This edition was broadcast on BBC World News on Friday 15th June 2012.

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