Nakednews.com- Tuesday March 27, 2012
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VS) I_m Victoria Sinclair, welcome to Naked News. We begin today with a promising breakthrough in Syria. The government of President Bashar Al Assad has accepted a joint UN-Arab League peace plan that calls for an end to the bloodshed there. According to the proposal, Syrian troops would hold a ceasefire and allow a two-hour daily window for rescue workers to evacuate the wounded. It_s a move that United Nations envoy Kofi Annan (KOH-fee ANN-nan) calls a strong step towards re-stabilizing the country. After 2 full days, the nuclear security summit in South Korea has wrapped up. The talks didn_t yield any specific agreements, but did help to encourage further collaboration on dealing with international nuclear issues. With the latest we_ll hand things over to Rachelle Wilde. RW) Vic, as we reported on Monday, fifty-three world leaders were gathered in Seoul to discuss cooperation in dealing with nuclear terrorism. On Tuesday they agreed that nuclear terrorism is a grave threat and that closer co-operation was needed to protect nuclear facilities, and ways of cracking down on trafficked materials. According to US President Barack Obama, the threat of a nuclear weapon falling into the wrong hands remains high.Overshadowing the two-day summit was North Korea_s refusal to back down on plans to launch a rocket they say will put a satellite in orbit. Neighboring Japan is particularly upset over the launch Vic. Back to you.VS) Well given their close proximity, I can_t really say that I blame them. RW) No, of course not. But at one point, Japan_s Prime Minister even went off script and demanded that the international community put more pressure on the North. Needless to say it was very out of character for them.VS) It_s a testy situation, hopefully they_ll change their tune this time around. I wouldn_t hold my breath though, thanks Rachelle.We_ll wrap up our first round of headlines with a look at a controversial new court ruling out of Canada. The Ontario Court of Appeals has just struck down a ban on brothels in an attempt to make prostitution safer. According to the court, sex workers are safest when working indoors, in a location under their control. Brothels were previously illegal in Canada, although prostitution itself was not. As of April twenty-fifth, prostitutes will be allowed to hire bodyguards and other staff members. Street solicitation remains criminalized, and the law against living on the avails of prostitution was amended to specifically target exploitation.
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