as a ranger eunice also takes tourists around some boon national reserve today she's showing us some of its loveliest corners. of all on the pulse of what she knew early on that she never wanted to be a beach girl. never played in the lake they could tell they pianists know if it did they'd be reading it didn't really it was desolate but it does look they say no to making there we believe. he is. still dead so it is going to. hear. it in him but even when i'm dead and gone be. released. and her mother supported her eunice believes her male coworkers accept her and the other women. then used to anything things will never change. we men will be going to school and no more bidding no more

circumcision. and no more anybody. can occur over there. and the beat necklaces are an inseparable part of some guru tradition. also wore them for many years but now she doesn't want them anymore. in many villages women make the necklaces and sell the colorful jewelry. in churches home village many young girls wear the typical red necklaces that bind them to a moron and that usually mean that they don't go to school. i mean why do you wear beats. so i can sing and dance for the manse. then why do you sing for

them. because of the cuts to the family that i want. to go to school. well now i am going to camp would you like to go to school or would you rather be at home. i'd like to be married. to my family can get some accounts of a dowry. was on the wedding day the ritual of female genital mutilation will take place on the island on the right like that the. little circle with the other girl supporter and reason with him they say don't scream just try to bear the pain it hurts but it'll soon be over and you can do. as i'm in the ground i felt a great bitterness so. i thought this man is the reason why i've been mutilated at

such a young age and if he hadn't. in there and if i had been older i might have been able to defend myself. now i know more about the world and how many girls are not mutilated. like. that wells is what josephine to lay out once to give to the some group. during the school vacation new girls come to the shelter every day. it's becoming known that they can get protection here and parents have found out. if something needs to this is different so it's a great oh it's good to go to school and even tambourines even asking can you bring some home no. i don't.

know you today relatives have been invited to the shelter for the first time. the girl who was rescued at the age of nine hopes that her family will be here to. look without necklaces but wearing nice new clothes that's how the young women want to greet their parents. some of the girls haven't seen their relatives for months or even years. reconciliation within the family is also one of the goals of the foundation. if. you go in mind and those who do would be deciding for themselves yes this is well and they would be moving even. nobody knows would be modoc the songs and the people who understand that if game is but. they don't go back to design.

your. why. was i think of. the young women welcome their families and tell them about their new lives. but they also describe the pain they suffered every let ya ever thank. grossinger hopes to become a doctor. she wants josephine her rescuer to be proud of. brazil as family has not come today. from feeling moved back some are not friends and. cannot buy them and they say my story and you know miley family feeling like i said.

it's often difficult to convince the parents that the beautiful beads bring suffering and that child marriage and genital mutilation are harmful and traumatic experiences. they're going to go so i. came to one of the girls from the first very distressed who and some of the mountain requesting to go in with them sometimes they don't say about that route possible to live through google doesn't do i don't trust some of the. edge through the years chatter has managed to retain her faith in the future she spending the weeks until she can move to the city with her son at her parents'

house. for a while she's living like a traditional some buru woman again a life she thought she'd left behind. but you know in the city i can work and get paid every month. but here all you can do is milk if you have any that's not for me but the best. this is the only way of life that churches father has ever known that his daughter's problems have changed him. when my younger daughters will only marry when they are adults. from the poor guy yes i will not be circumcised and they will all go to school with how they mean to show you the should. it will be a long time before everyone in the sample or a community comes around to this way of thinking.

this. coming on and i mean i'm glad my eyes all girls i think if you are someone's wife and your husband beats you leave him if possible well go and find a job let them out of the group never lose hope even if you are hurt of the linear and don't wait for someone to come and help you think you must help yourselves since unless this.

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what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance. of darkness cities after a war. starting march tenth on t w. this is news coming to you live from berlin no ceasefire for syria russia blocks a thirty day humanitarian truce of the u.n. security council this of hundreds of civilians are dying under heavy bombing in

eastern guta also coming up another victim of last week's storage is leaked to rest president dollar trump appears to give some ground and gun control laws the film says that teaches to be armed. and the latest from a building on the mexican acting icon of gaiety garcia ben ali delights fans by his appearance at the international film festival. with a screening of his latest movie museo inspired by the most famous heist in mexican history. russia's blocking a u.n. security council resolution that's calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in eastern guta close to the syrian capital damascus russians put forward several amendments delaying the vote until later today

meanwhile this been more bombing by a sit in forces in eastern guta human rights monitors say government shelling has killed more than four hundred people since sunday including many children it's one of the bloodiest episodes of syria's seventy a conflict there. what they're going to go even for those surrounded by day it is a crushing moment. for a father who talks his child one last time. for city is victims there is no dignity in dying so you should salute. and for syria's government there is no relenting every minute bombs are dropped. monitored groups say more than four hundred men women and children have been killed since sunday homes and hospitals obliterated leaving doctors to handle matters of

life and there amid the ruins. we had to do one of the operations under the rubble. because we couldn't evacuate we had to do it under the rubble or how does our office for the health problems are now the syrian regime says rebel extremist groups who control eastern are using humans as shields the u.n. security council has been debating a thirty day ceasefire that would allow for a deliverance and the evacuation of casualties. these are not terrorists showing up in these makeshift emergency rooms these are civilians they are ordinary people under attack by a barbaric assad regime that is bent on leaving eastern ghouta leveled to the ground with no regard for the four hundred thousand men women and children who live there but it was met with resistance time russia blocking the resolution.

over those days to achieve stabilisation painstaking work is necessary these parties need to sit down and negotiate the parameters of the ceasefire there is no other way. but i hope still locks within the p.c.h. concrete canyons of by the young men it comes in the shape of a whole the national league but surely they're digging their way to safety. the only escape route from a torrent of problems must be an underground one. european leaders are meeting in brussels to tackle some big issues including the post dregs of finances on the table as a possible increase in contributions to plug a budget shortfall off to britain leaves the bloc next year before that summit the e.u. commission is hosting high level talks on fighting terrorism and stemming migration through africa's region and the looking to boost support the deployment of the silk

or g five sahil joint force and that's a security initiative set up by mauritania burkean a fossil mali and chad security in these countries is threatened by extremist groups and criminal networks. in brussels barbara visa is across the summit and joins me now hi bob or first of all why is the e.u. focusing so much of its foreign policy attention africa region. because the european union has understood and rita that what happened since the hill affects europe it has understood this since the streams of migrants were crossing for instance nigeria or going to libya and then going from there to italy so that is one aspect but they also know that this is a political black hole this whole huge region full of desert and scrub land that is

more in this uncontrolled because there is no governance or bad governance there is extreme poverty and there's just nobody to control again self off criminals organized crime smuggling everything from from people to drugs to weapons and it is also an area where. islamic fighters and all kinds of terrorists and groups find shelter because they can just disperse there and wait for two to come back forward and do the techs either in northern africa or even in europe and so this is really a crucial political area for the europeans i mentioned the e.u. supporting the idea off a g five sahil joint force what can you tell us about this and other ways that the e.u. wants to help in the region. the e.u. once the countries to sort of put up their own security forces what the e.u. doesn't want is to be is stuck in the sort of quick military quick mire there for

years already.