Livia Sasso

Italy held a national referendum over the weekend on proposed judicial reform, which has
been rejected by voters.
But beyond the result, the vote has also renewed the debate over who in Italy is still unable
to cast a ballot.
Our correspondent, Livia Sasso, has more.

The tech giant Meta says it has disabled more than 150,000 accounts linked to scam networks operating in Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar.
Inside so-called scam compounds, trafficked workers are forced to run online fraud operations, targeting victims around the world.
National authorities in the region have launched a series of crackdowns earlier this year, freeing hundreds of people from these centres.
But what happens to those victims once they are released? Our reporter, Livia Sasso, has more.

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Protests have been taking place across the UK as part of the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice.
In London, demonstrators gathered outside Downing Street to call for stronger commitments from world leaders meeting at COP30 in Brazil. Our reporter, Livia Sasso, went to Downing Street to hear what protesters had to say.

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