an exclusive peek behind one of the last armed curtain. a north korean diner starting december twenty eighth on to w. . this is the w. news live from berlin a catastrophe in the making on the greek island of less goes on this international migrants day w looks at the deteriorating conditions for asylum seekers there they're desperate search for shelter and heat has sparked local langar we bring you an exclusive report also coming up prosecutors in turkey have called for the

release of a turkish german journalist jailed on terror charges observers say the accusations against her are politically motivated. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us on this international migrants day we are looking at an astounding number there are an estimated sixty six million people around the world who have been forced to leave their homes seventeen percent of them are in europe the greek island of lesbos for example is now home to thousands of migrants while the main camp there is the morea refugee camp but it's those outside the camp in makeshift homes who live in particularly squalid conditions and tensions with the local community are rising all over salad has this exclusive report from less. can

barely move his fingers it's the morning after another cold night on the greek island of lesbos. then his friends ran out of firewood long ago. and they'll use what's left of this cardboard box to heat today's first cup of tea . from iraq he's been here on the island of lesbos for two months now in a makeshift camp just outside the morea refugee camp. we are many. through but we don't have. a different here just. next door is the official camp it looks like a high security prison made for refugees that have come to the greek islands in the

hopes of continuing on to north and europe they have to wait here until their asylum applications have been processed authorities strictly for bit filming here. who are ever you'll look you'll see garbage and thesis and people living right in the midst of it the refugee camp is full far beyond its capacity and with more people arriving than leaving conditions here are getting worse every day. wants to show us what's happening inside the camp so we follow him with a hidden camera. the air is filled with the stench of smoke garbage and feces the united nations high commissioner for refugees or u.n.h.c.r. recently said that moria was dangerous for women and children but they are the ones who must stay here. it

seems like a miracle that epidemics haven't spread within the camp yet. don't give. me it's. good to see. many refugees have taken matters into their own hands to stay warm knowledge that it's getting colder they simply lied old trees. these trees belong to local residents feel this and still use visits his fields he has to struggle to maintain his composure. well off to come in but about all these trees are burnt anybody there's nothing left of these trees won't grow again they're finished there one hundred twenty trees and now there's only for a little bit about this and nobody cares the authorities won't stop this or compensate us every night these people cut down the trees and burned them. there

with. the village of moria is in a state of emergency. it is another villagers meet to regularly to discuss ways to deal with the situation with. the local mayor nikos truck haley's has just returned from talks with the greek government in athens the news isn't good. if the situation goes on like this it won't take long before we have physical confrontation up to now we are tolerating the looting of people's assets and it's fortunate that things haven't become violent yet. but it's a matter of time before that happens. ahmed al majid left his country to escape violence he doesn't want to be lumped together with lawbreakers he wants to leave less because but for now a ferry ticket to athens remains just

a distant dream. that report from oliver salih who has returned from less votes and joins us here in our studio thank you all for we saw that you filmed secretly inside that camp tell us more about what you saw and experienced there well first of all this refugee camp was initially set up for two and a half thousand people only in all there are more than six thousand migrants living inside that camp and you have to imagine this feels like being in a small town almost in spite of that area being quite small it takes you maybe only five minutes to walk through there but six thousand people that means this is the size of a small town with people trying to follow their daily routines there even cooking their own open fireplaces they're trying to you know to sleep to have to have lunch breakfast and dinner and certainly they also need senate terry facilities but for some reason the garbage is not really put away the containers that exist there are completely overcrowded and you've seen the images of the of the senate terry

conditions of the of the toilets in there where they didn't even have running water for that reason they brought their own water bottles you know to wash their hands and so on and so forth so i really terrible hygiene conditions worse then than i've ever seen them in any refugee camp before and what's particularly interesting is that this is an officially run camp we're not talking about a makeshift camp we've seen all these muddy sites there at the greek message water one or two years ago and that's understandable that the conditions there are bad but this is an officially run camp as you said it's amazing that disease hasn't spread more widespread than it has already you also showed in your report that there is a lot of potential for. with the local community there struggling as well that's right yeah we've just met stimulus cofield us in that report a person who was you know cultivating all of trees there and he was actually owning the parcel right next to all the lands right next to the refugee camp where people

would come because they don't have electricity because they don't have heating see installed in every of the containers they live in so they try to you know steal all of the trees burn them use them for for doing a camp fire and so on and so forth but in addition to that he's also a shepherd and he told us that forty of his sheep were killed in recent weeks and even found what he things is is proof for that being carried out by refugees a backpack of the u.n.h.c.r. and a knife and they're grilling him barbecuing this these sheep they're on his all of groves so a lot of frustration there understandably but at the same time you have to see that we followed our protagonist for dinner and he only gets you know a slice of bread and a small piece of cheese so they go to bed hungry they're even fights over food in that camp and understandably again that they tried to solve the problem somehow and

some even stealing his sheep as a result of that dire conditions as you're saying and you mentioned that you were in the greek macedonian border two years ago it seems not much has changed well it has changed for north and europe of course because all we what we can see there on the greek islands is a result of the e.u. turkey deal that means that migrants coming to the islands of greece are contained there and they can only move forward once their request for asylum is being processed as a result of that here north and europe the numbers of migrants have reduced significantly but at the same time at least this is how they help the people there feel their islands are sacrificed in less because we have every tenth inhabitant of that island being a migrant now and the local community is really struggling and the migrants as well . with that exclusive report there from last post thank you all of a very much. now to some other stories making headlines around the world austria's new government has been sworn in thirty one year old sebastian cortes is

now the world's youngest head of government his coalition partner is the far right freedom party it will take control of three key ministries together the two parties have pledged to tighten immigration while maintaining a strong commitment to the european union. the belgian trial involving the only surviving suspect of the two thousand and fifteen attacks in france has been postponed the delays to give his newly appointed lawyer time to prepare. him is currently in a french prison for his alleged involvement in the attack that killed one hundred thirty people in paris officials in the u.s. a power has been restored to atlanta airport this comes more than ten hours after a blackout led to thousands of flights being canceled at one of the world's busiest hobbs' the outage was caused by a fire in an underground electrical facility. and counting is underway in south africa after thousands of members of the ruling african national congress voted for a successor to president jacob zuma as head of the party deputy president cyril

ramaphosa is facing off against the most ex-wife and zuma the winner is likely to succeed soon as the country's president. now a turkish german journalist facing trial in istanbul has reportedly been released on bail the court's move came in response to a prosecution request for michel of tolo to be freed she was accused of being a member of an armed terrorist organization and of spreading terrorist propaganda a she was working as a reporter and translator for a left wing turkish news agency when she was arrested at the end of april told us three year old son lived with her mother in prison for several months. time for sports now and football leverkusen is poor start to the bundestag a season is a distant memory they travel to hanover on the back of a twelve game unbeaten streak that has put them among the leading pack in stark contrast to their hosts hannover had only managed one win in the last six months

later games but this one turned out to be a classic. never spans were hoping for a christmas present but get our marching heinecke was out with a stomach bug laverick was in for their part missing their top scorer kevin fall and the visitors still came out swinging ben did to you liam brown's one nil but their celebrations had hardly calmed down when hanover answered yulian caught up the booth for the equaliser. then félix klaus got brought down in the box and after consulting the video replay the referee awarded a questionable penalty because food throwed converting the kick to give hand over a two one lead. but only briefly in the twenty fifth minute i've near met maybe made it to all in this action packed affair and just before the half time interval it was klaus who hit the target to put hanover in front once again i'm three to five the first time this season the house of scored three and

a half. at the restart later because i'm brought on leon bailey and it took the jamaican just two minutes to pull the side's level again i what a display of speed from one of the foreign players in the bundesliga and he was at it again twenty minutes later bagging a brace to make it four three by about four away goals wouldn't be enough for a laver couzin when. in the dying minutes car brown did out the four all scoreline in this pre christmas extravaganza. three games without a win saw live six like the third in the table and they needed three points to get at home against how to who had. former life's a player in the ranks and a shock to storm employers scoring the opener after just five minutes with a fine curling shot and despite going a man down the visitors extended their lead through solomon and another from south

of but like cic battled back a goal from a willie orbán and an injury time strike from marcel house and guard made a return was alcohol were all smiles at the end of the match. in the n.f.l. the owner of the carolina panthers has become the latest high profile man to step down amid allegations of misconduct in the workplace jerry richardson has decided to sell the franchise at the end of the season after details emerged of the eighty one year old's behavior according to a report in the us magazine sports illustrated richardson allegedly paid settlements to former employees due to comments and conduct in the past not the article alleges that bridget sent asked female employees if he could shave their legs and used racial slurs towards a scout the team which reached super bowl fifty says it is committed to a safe work environment. you're watching news still to come on the program working in harmony we'll take a look at how german companies gain an edge through music.

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