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World Have Your Say: Malaysia, Egypt and no make-up selfies

A relative of a supporter of Egyptian ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi cries outside the courthouse

25/03/2014

Malaysia, Egypt and no make-up selfies

BBC World Service - World Have Your Say, Malaysia, Egypt and no make-up selfies

We reflect three conversation happening around the world right now.

We go to China, Malaysia, Egypt and the UK to reflect three big conversation happening around the world right now.

Relative of those passengers on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight have taken to the streets in China to protest how Malaysia has dealt with the search. We hear from China and Malaysia

In Egypt, 684 supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi were due to go on trial today; a day after the same court sentenced 528 other Morsi supporters to death. We get reaction from Egypt.

And, can pictures of women with no make-up really create awareness about cancer? A viral movement that raised over £2m for cancer research in the UK has sparked a conversation about make-up, vanity and whether our enthusiasm to bare all online has anything to do with the fight against cancer.

(Credit: Eddi Aguirre Cendejaz)

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