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tv   Focus on Europe  Deutsche Welle  January 12, 2024 3:30am-4:01am CET

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the, the hello and the very one. welcome to this week's edition of focus on europe with show we begin today's program in sweden, where authorities are trying to get control over storing gang violence, oregon. his crime is affecting more and more people in sweden or sorry home, for example, had to face a bigger loss in his family. now his wishes that authorities do more to protect citizens from criminal's swedish social workers also play an important role in prevention work, but it's a race against time. done. violence is increasing especially among youngsters in
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got some them. a suburb of the city of salam social workers are trying to get to the young people before they are lowered away by false premises from gang members, and go down and dangerous and sometimes fatal past. to me a, sorry hon still finds a difficult to go to the cemetery nearly 50 years ago. he left turkey for sweden thinking it was a peaceful country today standing at the grave. if he sunset out, he was shot by gangsters. sorry hun is still in disbelief. written on a stone, other words we missed you so much on that emotion. my son was more than a son to me because he was my best friend and companion. so bush and he was everything to me,
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a hard working person with the principles of this company. and so the real estate agent was shot dead in front of his wife and children in his house, new stock, home, allegedly, and active retaliation. said son is, grandson, is allegedly involved with the gang. and the suspected of having shows that the family home of a rifle, gang member, the television funnel, they broadcast a photo of my grandson on the tv program. wanted to know if that is 3 hours later today, my son was dead. so that's sort of in the middle of evidence of his grandson, selected involvement and gang violence weighs heavily on him and he and his family have had no contact with his grandson for use it. so we put in a lot of effort so he could get a job and live a normal life. but unfortunately, he chose this time, i'm a safety gang who was have been spreading fee and tara in sweden for years.
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in 2022, they claimed 62 lives whole than ever before and still call him alone. the wall street journal calculated that the murder right to accomplish a is 30 times higher than in london. conflicts primarily results around 2 scores in the drug trade. sometimes it's simply about defending so cold on most of the perpetrators held for migrant communities. they shoot through apartment doors and it costs so hand grenades and platforms and increasing number of innocent people accused. as a result the government is on high alert. so that of you, what i'll do for sweden has never experienced anything like this. no country in europe has experienced anything like this. i explained that the national police chief and the commander of the army to join me at the spot. we want to see how the army is helping the police to fight against a criminal gang,
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seeing that there aren't any soldiers patrolling the streets of steel club yet. but for investigative journalist, dia monticello, who the government's announcement shows just how powerful the criminal networks and sweden comments. but there is one major conflict at the moment within the network called the fox truck network. that has been divided into fractions because of depth because of internal conflicts. and they are now fighting each other to the desk. the big problem that swedish authorities have when it comes to dealing with this situation that we have at the moment, is that the leaders that control a lot of the drug market. they are operating from abroad to the police and got send a supplement that the central swedish city of it's a lot have deemed to be
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a high risk area according to swedish reports games like to recruit new members here board. i'm a lack of respect towards law enforcement. angelo sentences will make this easier to gain. the area is filled with social housing departments built in the 19 sixties and seventies. these days, immigrants make up most of the population. a majority of the $10000.00 households has a considered low income, the 16 year old mer to texas on a to eclipse. and he was born in a rock and came to sweden with his parents 10 years ago or so grand. more people have so many prejudices against guts on the v. some board have, but everyone who lives here is like family. i saw a legal position. awesome. we all get along well together. the come see to go move
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on. off to school mate hangs out on the streets with his friend of it. sometimes they go to one, they've got some just to use clubs which are open all day. nobody wants to be filled here. ok, let's says that are plenty of things to do for fun. in the neighborhood, but many kids his age still tend to crime in the home of in the summer. yes. i have friends who get into things like that. yes. yeah. yeah. but i always try to stay away from that stuff. no, i've shut them out. all of there's always a risk of getting pulled into something like that as a stop to not hang on. that's when i get a little more. i try not to stay out too late at night and often not. and i prefer going out with a friend who somebody get it. what i'll do is move them some for them at home with somebody else. estimates the cushions are justified in august of 13 year old boy, which shows from the thoughts and good soon to he goes to ask them at school.
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it's not showing you the victims who are getting younger and younger. it's also the pet. the traces gang late as preferred to recruit 14 to 15 year olds, would typically pay the equivalent of a few $100.00 euros for the 1st aaron's life. they might be ordered to commit murder, which pays much more. the increasing the younger ages of new recruits shows the full extent to which the states and society in sweden finally says exposed dom monticello, who is also a child of immigrants from classified as with them. if you commit to murder and if you're 16, you turn your maximum for years in youth custody. where you can have access to an ipad and communicate with the, with friends on the other side. so the risk is very low for the rewards they can get. either money or quite often status these 3 social workers and
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got some to take to the streets to prevent minus from falling into the clutches of gang every evening at 6 pm, they had to the shopping cent and talk to security stuff font more importantly to young people the message is simple, where he is, anyone who needs help but sometimes the games of foster. yes, they are trying to recruit the younger people. but what we do is like we're going in the middle schools like year 4 and $5.00 were there like 10 and 11 years old. and we tried to teach them about the warning signs and what can happened. and also what is against the law and what's uh, what's not full and what kind of support can you get? so obviously we can't give them exactly what the recruiters can, but we do try to offer them jobs, meaningful, free time, positive role models and stuff like that. and unfortunately,
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they mostly live for the day or for the hour and think, oh maybe i can get some status. maybe i can get some fast money. they don't see how it will turn out in the long haul. and that's what we really try to talk with them about according to a 2022 police report on the one in full size will shootings gets solved to the police department and good soon does things to the criticism if its work is unjustified because they work is constrained by the lord my feeling them aid. yeah, i'm not going to the whole law states mission. felix, i'm pretty hard. i lit up. there's a lot from 1942 that prohibits us from searching homes after 9 pm. unless our exceptional circumstances have some salt and on the things, certainly criminals don't get up until 9 pm these days. okay, and then when we look good worries us now is that so many innocent people are becoming victims of these conflicts,
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even though they have nothing to do with them. think through me, i came in at a conflict on thomas huffman and his friend up at don't see a future for themselves with the games of good from the the me. instead, a new recording studio and the youth center has peaked the interest children and the young people from the district of already purchased a hit song titled, we are good soon to the yeah, yeah, i a, i a, and go the, that's what we should focus on that everyone is doing well, that everyone feel safe and at home, trying to see how much so many he is in the study. hon also felt at home in sweden,
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but since the violent death of his son, his feelings have changed. and he says there are many to blame the type of event in english. this for, for the 1st of all, it's the fault of the drug lords who ordered the murder. i don't. so when the bottom and the criminals who carried it out lots of time, that it didn't just as abuse in the 3rd person at fault is my grandson. yes. been in total. got us into this situation in the 1st place of the building to the temple. and finally the authority single ball calling for them to have been watching this go on for so long. but when they should be protecting their citizen model, do then to install i'm, i think, can visit the, sorry, hon is not the only person she wants to feel safe again and sweet. and i believe that every country in the world has that one dish that either makes
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people curious or makes them shake their heads in disbelief. well for friends, that special dish is the frogs frog legs. in particular, i have been considered a delicacy for centuries. but local frogs are becoming harder and harder to come by as fragile thirties have almost completely band commercial from hunting reader. patrice comes to a, however, wants to reverse that trend. so he's offering edible frogs made in friends. and that's exactly what the shift a one ops k restaurant in college, almost done needs to impress his gift. it's something of a clichy that frogs or a delicacy in france. star shift potable cruises, restaurant nearly on, for example, has broke lakes as a fixture on the menu. one that says, i don't know if i felt that don't be afraid to season them well with salt and pepper before cooking. you'll be tempted to eat them right in your mouth. we'll
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start watering the frogs legs are synonymous with rain. we sit up home at some time. we've all eaten them at a waterfront cafe on that to a smaller vehicle. it's a very popular dish. we see the plus of all kinds of places. watson, friend serving wild frogs is old, but forbidden. pesticides and shrinking wetlands are making these pond dwellers increasingly rare. as, as a result, frogs like these are now important to friends on a massive scale, mainly from southeast asia, nearly 4000 tons of frozen frogs annually. annemarie, although it's a biologist specializing. and i'm fabian's. she says numerous indonesian folks species are already threatened with extinction. your policy identified, please click phones has very strict regulations. so we explore the destruction of
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from population as to whether countries, whether on no such know us us also called for come soon. so we behave as if these were sources. what infinite for know, cannot book task. the page includes restaurant firmly refuses to serve products from southeast asia. executive chef olivia coupon is pro t's, find an alternative or whatever. you refuse to serve frogs that didn't come from france. so we had to find someone who bred french from move haul size, the restaurant buys, it's for all to groups. first commercial from reader here and thing south of leo patrice, francois know, keeps a 150000 products and several dozen bases from
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a to z from birth to slaughter who this is the best of friends why explains that? the frogs are now killed, more humanely than in past. they are submerged in highest walter until they lose consciousness before being, as tradition dictates, dismembered them, i was calling to say, i wanted to establish this farm in france. it's much better if we can produce in fran. let's just do blue. we're planning to double or triple the surface area of the pond has to meet demand before high for them to go through cetera. i let them on in cooperation with the state institute for agricultural research. patrice francois has read a new species of fraud that feeds on ground new, but rather than wide incense, resistance is stirring and powder as though the real bottom line environmental
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protection organization claims the frogs are not being kept under appropriate conditions. tradition, the argue is new, excuse of the 6 digit tool, according to this no longer has anything to do with traditional subsistence farming . d nicholson. i have no doubt that the french people can do without eating frog's legs. it will nothing danger. i told you about the creature horses, some french people, it seems kind indeed for who the pleasure of meeting the dns most happily for me is not part of french culture. with that much present, i prefer snails and said, well, they taste really good. i must say, i think it's a cliche to say that the french eat frogs because we don't eat them very often. if they're a locally source and have the least impact on bio diversity, then so much the better you want to control volunteer. but some tourist regard frog
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legs as a must. visitors come from all over the world to eat. the french delicacy here, the potable crews restaurant. the spanish visitors are very impressed by the frogs like the ticket as a color to re experience which is different from the legs. because this is something really uh, especially dental texture, which is a picture of so they called conferences with that we just heard so the, no, any of these friends and the frog, if the french no longer cherish the tradition, the tourist will the frogs legs. mystique is unlikely to hop away from friends anytime soon. i to greece is one of the world's leading produces of olive oil. but on the island of crete, extensive heat and route have led to a sharp drop in harvest. and the last few years, the price of olive oil in the eu has risen substantially. olives have become so
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valuable that criminals go as far as feeling whole trees. all lymphoma meal he had stuck, his will do anything to protect his plantation. his strategy involves a combination of new technology and old methods the use of the annual with this area and can find their way around. they coordinate by phone. if someone's have to steal something here, they turn their light. so right away, the boxes are, they put up, you have this all they've grow a new round hill attack is on patrol and the greek island of crete is to protect his trees from only of thieves. they turn off to midnight. his spotlight can reach 250 meters. the hopes that if someone wants to steal all lives tonight,
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on the see the spotlight and the car, they might just change their plan that's got the piano allows you to know me. in the mediterranean olives, our wealth, many of the trees are centuries old, and the oil is essential to greek cuisine and its being stolen on a grand scale. steve sooner off, whole bronx as well. take oil that's already being repressed from right under oil producers knows this. this cooperative has hired security personnel, uninstalled, 37 surveillance cameras or in the oldest and all lives are worth more than gold. my god, it's a major challenge just to have the oil in our tanks that somebody knows at the plantation, the grow is show why the only foil is so valuable. it's harvest season,
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but the trees are bearing little fruit. on the bed. if you look closely, you'll see only a few old lives on the trail off, but after i pick these 3 or 4 olives from the side of you, all the branches hardly got any more on it. just the score lets it. yes, it's just a stuff that is the only trees bearing fruit. half of the ones that have been irrigated last summer in greece was very hot and dry quite a long time. that is the new normal sale. we knew about climate change, but we didn't take it at all. seriously. now it's a blind alley and we have to deal with the situation. we're going to have enormous problems making our living olive oil is turning into
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a not very good. it's already 30 percent more expensive than in the year before driving the price increases of failed harvests in spain. your biggest olive oil producer because of it's hot summer, high tech might offer some help. so this olive is actually a g p. s. transmit to develop with no fees could tenet from the real thing, but we bought it well this mattress. here's wondered if somebody, let's see if we've cut some all looks done, but the gps all of falls in with the other all the disabled. and you can't tell them apart there's that's you see how hard it is to find it. and it's, what's your proof of and i tested it myself with with this. so even if it rains for 10 days, that wouldn't affect the piece that i would, i should have it back. i met the people at the people that will cut the rest. if i don't know if someone scripts the tree, the gps comes me to sends a signal to me,
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runs phone model, so he can track down the thief. taking the ac is moving. but me wrong cons, put all his trust in gps on lives during harvest time. the grow a heads out every night he remains worried. especially for years. i can still go out on patrol. i don't know, but now i am 46 years old, but when i'm 66, i wouldn't manage to be out in the field all day and be patrolling with the flashlight all night to protect my whole lives. i put the lift from the bowl the little god. one thing me wrong, ken hopeful, is more rain this year. technology is helping us
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all organize our lives as it's gonna take over day to day tasks. and digitalization is also becoming important in the world of the dead, allowing authorities to keep track of people's final resting place in italy, there is an app that not only allows users to locate graves of the ancestors, but also allows them to show that the seas loved ones that they are cherished and not forgotten. we joined federico, se daily at the cemetery, invalid tree, a small town near rome. the forest has a special assignments today. we can check the app for a list of those bearing tap into his thanks to the app. we can locate him to like when he gets to i know do some i don't have anybody deformed to clean the annuity. my documents to the same please. yeah, it's much easier to find the grades this way. and the okay,
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it's over there are relative go. the deceased ordered a bouquet of flowers for the great they did so via the all the law apps, italian for it. after life, 120000 downloads and counting and useful for more than just flower delivery. i don't the level, i didn't know where the grease of my grand parents and uncles and aunts were. but thanks for the i went on, it looks like i found them, tim baggett, and we have the other one. that's no easy feat. there are around 35000 graves in this cemetery alone. before the app finding the right one was an ordeal. cemetery management and italy is often rather old fashion says app developer and rico mossey to the thought that almost immediately was very far behind. and to that is that the cemeteries were managed with index cards on that. so we developed the knew how to catalog the grieves quickly and reliably, yes to the middle,
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were helping to digitize public administration facilities. so bank of them be just an example. you're gonna be sort, sir. in the meantime, federico has found the graves. she was looking for and finally, quick photo to confirm delivery. right in the app remembrance in the digital age. then i'm going to give us an idea as to what i mean going to a graven person is of course different from using it up and saw. but thinking about those who work 6 days a week was a 60 mile sample here. and it might be difficult to make it down here. let me call us. so we do it in stand a little in the hustle and bustle of modern life. even a brief moment of remembrance can go a long way. and that brings us to the end of today's program. thank you so much for tuning in today. we hope you enjoyed our show and i hope to see you next time to the
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