this is due to the news coming to you live from berlin germany's foreign minister pushed out of office sigma ses he's leaving his post after a bitter round with this party leadership that means he will not be part of chance i'm going back to new coalition government what led to this i speak to our political correspondent also coming up a danish inventor ok it's up months and goes on trial for killing journalists came aboard in the submarine draw secu to say how much it was premeditated. and it convoys blocked again as the assault intensifies on piece of kuta syrian government

forces scenes whomp of the rebel territory around four hundred thousand people remain trapped as the bombs keep rolling. plus in the next sixty minutes it's international women's day we look around the globe at women what changing their buzz she's known as the antti of garbage in this boon islam in india what many people may not know that she has gained international recognition as of rights crusader for her profession. i'm on with that shima a very warm welcome to you. we begin here in germany where one of the country's most popular politicians foreign minister figure my god bill has announced he will not be included in chancellor a new coalition government that's after

a bitter raw with the leaders of his own social democratic party gobble only briefly touched on his latest development while appearing at a previously scheduled appointment with the foreign minister of bosnia had to convene a in berlin for a tourism trade fair take a listen to my list of interest since today is officially my last public appearance as foreign minister and i'm pleased to welcome you as good friends of germany to this press conference for international affairs and i wish you great success at the international tourism fair. of the e.c.b. it. so that was sigma speaking just a short while ago let me join a political correspondent kate british she is at up on the many still years and across a story so good see in six bill is out and it may already be a new person who's in as germany's next prime minister denis law exactly armory to other rumors that weigh him herring here from party leader from party members of

the s.p.d. at the moment party sources is a high calling muffs that the current justice minister here in germany that he will be filling in sigma gabriele shoes and will take over as german foreign minister now of course this could be quite a big challenge for heiko months and he doesn't have much experience with foreign policy but he is one of the big hopes in the s.p.d. in the in germany social democrats and he would then be one of the ministers in jail in merkel's cabinet with one of the highest profiles and we've just heard a few moments ago from sigma gabriele he actually welcomed they should news and said that he would actually leave the foreign ministry a happy man if this is indeed confirmed will become germany's next foreign minister if you had to go as mention heikal mosse also in the past i think i believe we have a little clip of what he had to say let's take a listen to what bill had to say about high costs. how does it feel to be leaving

the position. it's true that i could be the new foreign minister then i have a really good feeling you'll do an excellent job and how do you feel it will. take you by. so that was germany's outgoing thought minister sigma and he seemed to indicate that he would be happy with heikal moss as the next foreign minister of germany tell us a little bit more about heikal muskett brady and what kind of a foreign minister would he make. of course so far he's served as for four years now as the justice minister in germany so isn't particularly well known outside of germany but this is certainly going to be a name which will got a much more attention in the coming days but this is of course yet to be actually confirmed and we're expecting to hear that tomorrow but of course he does have

a lot of experience and this will recently we'll just have to wait and see exactly how much of a challenge this will be for him but he does have quite a high profile already and this could take him up for an even higher position in the s.p.d. in the future he is one of the big hopes and actually relatively speaking one of the younger members in the higher up in the s.p.d. ranks and as you said kitty is a popular minister in his current role as justice minister and so it was a signal but looking ahead as you mentioned the s.p.d. even officially presenting its lineup of cabinet ministers tomorrow meanwhile there are more and more names being leaked out as to who will be in the next cabinet tell us any interesting names that we should look out for. exactly so there will be quite a few faces and names when you might recognize already as catarina body she's currently the women's family and youth minister and she's expected to perhaps take over the

leyva ministry post then there's also thomas open man he's expected to perhaps until then hike on march issues in the justice ministry and he's also the former poly mentary group leader for the s.p.d. another name that's come out today is franziska gifty and she is currently the mare of the noise coal district of lynn and so then that would also go to her presence there would increase alongside catarina body the representation of women in the ministerial positions and she's also from former east germany and that was also an issue when the ministerial posts from the c.d.u. its merkel's conservative party were first announced there were a lot of complaints that there wasn't any more representation from politicians from the former east apart from of course angela merkel who even herself wasn't actually born in former east germany so lots of new faces and that representation of females

and the former east will also be increased if these names are confirmed rugby league tomorrow a pretty meanwhile at a bottom and pursuit is thank you very much for that. turning out to denmark invented matson has denied killing spree destroying the skim wall as his much anticipated murder trial opens in denmark wall disappeared last august off to boarding a submarine belonging to months and she intended to profile him for an article but never returned her head listen to also was later found in copenhagen hava prosecutors seeking to have math in jail for life he says she died in an accident but has admitted dismembering woods body before dumping it its spots at sea. her killing shocked the world prosecutors say swedish journalist ken wall died under horrific circumstances inventor peter madsen invited her to interview him on

his private submarine the nautilus in august last year these pictures are said to show the vessel leaving port the indictment says manson had planned the murder because he took a saw and naives with him the next day the submarine sank police think deliberately only mattson was on board and he was rescued on harmed i'm fine. obviously. it was unfortunate but oh well. first mattson told police he dropped off a denial and then he changed his story saying she died in an accident and he'd buried her it seems he still denies killing her. later walls mutilated torso washed ashore and divers pulled her body parts from the sea her blood was find in the recovered submarine it's here that investigators see manson cuts and stop wall before killing and dismembering her the nautilus is now wrapped up but the trial is

only just beginning prosecutors want months in jail for life for so brutal a crime the very ticked is expected at the end of april. let me bring you up if it's among the stories making news around. british police are racing to find out who poisoned a former russian double agent and his daughter but the nerve agent last weekend investigators are treating the case as attempted murder lawmakers and the media have speculated that moscow is behind the attack sparking a route between the u.k. and russia. japan's chief a regulator says a two thousand and eleven focus human disaster is not over as yet read your active waste is still being removed from the three crippled reactors a hugely challenging task that could take decades this weekend marks the seventh anniversary of the nuclear accident and the tsunami that caused it. police in sierra leone have crushed clashes in the capital freetown following wednesday's

election tensions mounted after an opposition spokesman said the politics had come to search the party's offices with doubt a warrant at least one person was stabbed in the skirmishes vote counting is ongoing but initial results expected by friday night. and each convoy bound for the besieged syrian opposition on klav off eastern kuta has been postponed as fighting in the area intensifies syrian government forces have seized top of the territory had by the rebels in the damascus suburbs the last opposition stronghold close to the capital and around four hundred thousand people are believed to be trapped in the area the u.n. has urged or parties to abide by a cease fire in order to deliver aid and that creates the injured. joining me now is syrian journalist adam he's also a resident in eastern hutto where the fighting as we heard is continuing welcome

out of what are you going through right now. right now with the war band in the sky and more than fifteen people killed just do this view ours and yesterday and middle of the night said government at that. moment and then that. and yet there's more than ninety three people. and two women and any age reached your neighborhood. no actually a. few a few days. more than if you did that because just for doing nothing and nothing else for like five percent from the people here there was a single for five hundred thousand people trapped here and i mean that did not be enough for like five percent from the people here they would be born until this

moment did not eat anything from the four didn't they were not. given just a lack of food and lack of aid coming to the end of relentless bombing which has been going on what is the more honest of people like in the area you are. the people here why didn't the women and children the bannock today. they don't know how much of their lives it was all to do with and when they get into food i mean we die here twice once and because of the look of the food and medical supplies and because of the warming. you know i've been through this and. you still go ahead and government trying to break the growth from the many many for one thing. and the war going to nothing to go to night and the morning and get there by. we had the going got the two days i mean yesterday before that i

thought government hit us with the voting. so you can can some of the people i have been to talk to has been the talks to get back and in the area. yes. yesterday at menard more than two hundred more than two hundred of appearance and more didn't want to marry a woman write them in the east room go to a journalist who is based there thank you very much for talking to do w. time now for some business just within the home from the european central bank appears to be taking baby steps towards its stimulus exit and he steps good news for germany it wasn't really in favor of the bond buying program that seems to be wrapping up the e.c.b. has just flagged a small change to its monetary policy after its latest policy meeting the bank committed to a reference to potential hikes or extensions to bond purchases and is being seen as a signal that the three year old economic stimulus program is on course to run out

later this year the e.c.b. seemingly the central bank thinks that the economy is in better shape at fifty two years old growth forecast margin need to two point four percent and it says the bank's base interest rate is staying put out where it is around zero percent that's where it has been since twenty sixteen. well the e.c.b. president mario draghi has warned about growing protectionism and indeed lay stay donald trump may sign off on new trade tariffs on imported on a minimum steel that take effect within a month canada or mexico could be exempt but not the e.u. and brussels announced yesterday that it is poised to strike back in what could be the beginning of a global trade war. donald trump's tariffs could soon drive up the price of important steel and aluminum in the u.s. but with talks underway to renegotiate the north american free trade agreement the white house now says its neighbors might not be included. and there are potential

carve outs for mexico and canada based on national security and possibly other countries as well and if that's a sign the nafta talks may be going trumps way other u.s. allies have so far been restrained in their response the european union has threatened to retaliate by slapping tariffs on a number of iconic american products like motorbikes and whiskey that don't account for a huge share of transatlantic trade meanwhile trump's democratic rivals have warned against the danger of a trade war saying he should focus is energies on where the trade deficit is biggest the president's instincts to go after china are correct but the policy proposes doesn't fit the bill it's not well targeted it's not precise and as a result it could cause a mess of collateral damage that hurts america more than it helps. a more subtle approach levying the tariffs provide some hope to european steel producers they're

worried about a major upheaval in the pricing structure of their most important market and a potential flood of cheap steel from china that is no longer going to the u.s. . and we'll keep you updated on that decision when it comes back even out so you amrita as women around the world make their voices heard and so this should every day specially today on international women's day demonstrations are underway around the world as women push for progress protestors in spain got an early start launching a twenty four hour women strike the demanding an end to unfair wages domestic violence and the country's prevailing macho culture similar sentiments were echoed elsewhere as women gathered in solidarity around the need to movement in cities including new delhi and jerusalem. not to mark international women's day did our views profiling women around the world who are working to bring about change now these very men work in different professions in different countries

return to india now we're nearly two hundred thousand tons of trash is generated every day and lack of adequate infrastructure means risk management often relies on informal garbage collection and recycling our next report features horses are see any who lives in the city of mumbai who saw it is a waste because in a city that's undergoing a quiet revolution who served from the marginalised dallas community and she has fought her way into a local municipal system to help clean up the city didn't get correspondence on your family has her story. process is known as the fanti of garbage in the slums including and she's got plenty of work to do. her job is to go from door to door to pick and trash like most ways because it's from india's done it untouchable community to face white spread prejudice and marginalization she started racking when she was

a teenager more than thirty years ago for a long time city officials and residents had a straw and she toiled in filthy unsanitary conditions that treated nine years ago when hostler joined a co-operative because called scotch it struck a deal with city authorities to get the rights to collecting the city's garbage. earlier there was so much discrimination we couldn't even use public taps to drink the water people used to call us thieves now there's been a huge change people let us into their homes to get the garbage some even offer us a glass of water we provide a perfect have also improved the corporate it services about six hundred thousand households across the city from slums to high rises our municipal authorities provide workers like also the protective gear and health insurance it's also can use the energy to know it's something should remember these weeks because we're

denied. houses in this apartment is sixty rupees that's less than a year old every month for the garbage collection service. fighting for her rights something her saluted a corporate. along with other ways because she's on the organizations board many women including cos are illiterate but that hasn't stopped them from making their voices heard here was even invited to france a few years ago to speak about with because rights. activists because they've come together formed their own and they are the decision makers of this organization itself means there's a lot of process up and problem and that's going on before. twice a week or so heads to a neighborhood scrapped. with separating plastic paper and glass she salvagers the recyclables from the daily garbage. the trash which is for the sole to recycling

for helps boost them. all together takes home about one thousand rupees that's around one hundred twelve year olds every month it's a significant sum in a totally informal sector the jurors are also also has big plans for a loan from the co-operative help to build a concrete house for herself and her family after years of living in a makeshift in hot in the city this is the two story building could be ready in a few months. other ways because they've been able to send their children to school and college thanks to their work in the co-operative but she says the benefits and just want to treat. after years of organizing protests and fighting for our rights i've learned to overcome fear i'm self confident now i come so far. from now the corporate it has achieved an unconquerable triumph women from the lowest cost of pushing for their rights and cleaning the city with

a sense of dignity. so as i mentioned it's international women's day and we've been hearing about events to mock that including widespread protests demanding progress around the was and with me in the studio is the fabulous scout in hempstead. also a woman welcome. to you now you know we have a women's day every year but this is this seems to be a particular resonance with the women's day tell us about i would definitely agree with that observation i mean last year they were still handing out roses but this year really seems that there is an absolute new momentum after the events of late last year that that sparked the me too movement as we've seen a lot of things happening obviously you mentioned earlier in the show the first feminist protest in spain that's happening today but there are other things for instance there's a pioneering women's history football history conference kicking off today in manchester imagine the french left leaning newspaper leave it are still in paris actually was offering its newspapers to discount prices for women today so it's

kind of interesting that the sorts of things that are happening showing us that we're coming into a kind of a new normal if you will in terms of how much attention the idea of gender equity is getting to two thousand and eighteen of course it's a very special year also because here in germany it marks one hundred years since women were actually given the right to vote so here we are a century later we have a female chancellor a female defense minister britain is already on its second female prime minister so let's have a quick look at the journey the women's movement has taken over the last hundred years. women rise up around one hundred years ago british suffragettes took to the streets the story was retold in a recent film starring meryl streep. they got the vote but traditional ideas of a women's role persisted after the second world war women who had worked while the men fought demanded more in france the more broadened the debate to gender norms

and became an icon of second wave feminism. the up people of one thousand nine hundred sixty eight brought german feminists to the fore. boxer was a radical proponent of a woman's right to choose hundreds of women declared i pads and abortion. today a new brand of feminists continues to provoke the feminine group bare all to confront the continuing oppression of women. russian collective pussy riot protested against putin with a punk prayer in a church feminism has turned the volume up and knows how to grab media attention hollywood too has taken up the cause actress jennifer lawrence has declared herself a feminist. british actress emma watson is a un women goodwill ambassador rebellious and committed it's not bad for the image

either. scarlett johansson called for an uprising against sexism at the women's march on washington having a u.s. president who's been accused of sexual misconduct has galvanized activists. so we have a wide spectrum that counted from simone de beauvoir to scarlett johansson you don't think a white free to talk about women's rights but the moment you mention the feminists you know everyone. it's funny because feminist feminism such a dirty word for so long that it's really amazing to see it actually being. of the bags but it's definitely helpful to get a bit of perspective i have some fun facts for you because the levels of acceptance obviously are so diverse the very first country in europe to give women the vote was finland when it was still part of the russian empire that was back in one thousand nine hundred seven and new zealand was actually a real trailblazer and gave women the right to vote in eight hundred ninety three countries the other extreme of course is saudi arabia which didn't allow women to

vote until twenty fifteen so the spectrum is really very very wide in terms of what we call a feminist and feminist but there are a number of really strong voices who have been and are continuing to reclaim not term now i'm thinking pretty in particular of the nigerian author chimamanda ngozi adichie who wrote the famous essay who should all be feminists. staunchly defended the term calls are collect calls i would on our collective cultures for teaching girls to make themselves small in africa and elsewhere she refuses to be apologetic for her femininity and insist that a feminist can be a man or a woman who has recognised that there's a problem with gender as it is and we need to fix it. well said now social media has taken this whole debate and discourse to another dimension i want to get it's absolutely true and the discussion is rife there are so many really good bloggers out there very influential bloggers who've been active for a long time but who are using this momentum and inspiring

a lot of other women i'm thinking also of the nigerian finnish swedish writer. who is behind the blog politan she's been referred to as one of the key feminist voices of our times and she says let's make feminism the leading idiology of the future not because it became mainstream but because the mainstream became feminists pick up on that idea of mainstream because feminist current is counted as leading feminist websites founded by the vancouver based journalist murphy and she is always looking to get a really against the. crain perspective on equality issues that are ignored by mainstream media so here's a quote that she wrote after the grammys the great irony of the music industry is that women's bodies are being used for profit to sell women's and men's music alike but the actual females who inhabit these bodies are still incredibly marginalized in the industry so she's one of those voices out there who is not afraid to criticize even what's happening in the ranks of popular feminism and always ready

to take a hit so which brings the whole biggest back to full circle to the need to end times of campaigns definitely as well as interesting we come back to the music and film industries where we've seen an awful lot of movement last year and in the beginning of this year and we are going to be picking up on this actually if i can just do a plug here for a special edition of r.'s twenty one this coming saturday where we will be meeting with young women filmmakers and talking about how difficult it is for them to be recognized within their profession women from oman. i think places like us belgium turkey a very very broad spectrum there so if ever there was an exciting time to be a woman it is definitely now and i guess that's obviously very good news for all of our daughters too isn't it. to this thank you very much for that pleasure. you know washing d.w. news coming to you live from london we have lots more coming up this not small international women's day coming up on our website at www dot com as well as after a short break i'll be back with you soon so do stay with the w.'s if you can.

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whole of the football shared period everybody's. going to sleep on weekends here on w. with that women will be lost in the world is still a long way away from total gender equality international women's day twenty eighteen. our focus this week on. mitsu and its consequences how has the movement influenced the world why did based on sexism. and inspired me dedicated to international women's day here in delhi a. movement fighting for decades to be taken seriously in the world of war here's what's coming up. on this talk. show they do use the speed of superhero on a mission to change how to smart women smart drugs smart street

a legend and by no means missed out on the brink recently dangerous time for the toughest job you've made. this is not news coming to you live from a great pleasure to have your company top stories just one phone wins a signal gob it is announced he will not be included in chancellor angela merkel's new coalition government posted a lengthy trial. saying he'd been pushed out after a round with his party the social democrats former justice minister hike of mosque is expected to replace gabriele at the foreign ministry. and today on international women's day they are protests around the wonders women push for progress pain got an early start with a twenty four hours frank against greece disparities and domestic violence and

south koreans have been rallying in support of the me to movement against sexual harassment. and staying with the need to movement we want to get the views of several women around the world i have with me in the studio christina loon's she's the editor of the liberty magazine here in germany a magazine which refuses to put women into stereotypical boxes and categories in delhi we have covered krishnan she's a secretary of the all india progressive women's association and a leading spokeswoman on gender issues and violence against women and in france we have gloria friedman the sculptor who signed the controversial letter from actress catherine deneuve criticizing the me to movement but fust lives here about the kids three of the social media campaigns drawing attention to sexual assault and that's with social media editor sophie graham lind.

that's right only down we've all heard about the me too but it's actually the first time that woman has used social media to draw attention to sexual harassment. it's actually been staying up ever since twitter began and the first one was actually in germany. in twenty thirteen a protection made lewd comments about female journalists the result was i or outcries it went viral and the lawmakers party didn't make it into the next parliament. in finland and twenty fifteen sexual assault was nonexistent in the o. pinion of a male police chief women reacted with stories proving the opposite and that he has checked the meaning groper. across the world in argentina need when i'm in us not one less on of the tens of thousands of women killed each year by domestic violence and france and twenty sixteen crew lot gates appeared after the french finance minister grabbed a journalist underwear when she bent down to retrieve a pen laid out the last one poor or out your pick point of the finger right back at

the harassers. and in summer at twenty seventeen in india a woman was chased on her way home a petitions that was her own thought she was roaming the streets late at night the result hashtag a dozen other. months there one came forward with tales of decades of abuse at the hands of hollywood producer harvey weinstein new to went viral after actress alyssa milano asked for mental help highlight the magnitude of the problem that's been followed by time's up used to tell the world that things have got to change back to you and rita thank you very much and sophie still host of campaigns from around the world and let's get the discussion forward in a casino let me start with you as an sophie explained the journey had its own hash tag called the why did you don't have the same impact as the me two movement. i think the reason for that is the whole feminist movement itself it is it's

a development i mean if you're looking at where we're coming from we were talking before. women gaining the rights to vote and many other steps into the right direction it is the progress and society is very hesitant to grant equal rights to other groups that have not traditionally had the privilege of having them so the the backlash will always be there but i guess it will be ideally less and less over time over time as more people more women dare to speak out right let me turn to you know in a dead you know indian women have recently started fighting back against you know every day how this went on public transport for example and on the street is it working. they haven't recently started it's actually been dampens of the sky and you know there are several decades now and so you know you have different forms and shapes that it except of course so i think the point is not if it is working or not what is great is that you find women coming forward and

such large numbers to see exactly what they mean which is in india what happens is that the minute you see your unsafe this is oh ok so you are unsafe in the name of your safety let's increase your hostile customs let's make sure you are not outside out there so that because it's unsafe if you are outside so they meet women the problem and them a lot women up an implement system and what you have now is women are from college campuses all over the country and so on coming forward to say you can't do that you know we want our freedom and we also want to be safe and the responsibility for our being saved in public spaces lies on the authorities there to ensure that public spaces are tended to women and that we have every right to be out in public spaces at all hours at night in the so this is an ongoing struggle of course but at the they for the very fact that these boys abhorred is important. but i would say if you were to be a difficult situation in india right now because the government that we have. point

power now have an extremely fascist are like the apple you of women and so basically you have just yesterday you have a government in russia stand of the state that is quite lost or delhi saying women cannot wear western florence if they go to college they have to wear what are indian clothes and this in men have also there been a desk or for men but the men are allowed to basically wear western plot the idea of the burden is on women to pull the engine and this is just one instance you have a lot of violence against women work to that against our government that we come back to that again but let me just go in gloria in france you are you'll find a letter written by catherine deneuve criticizing the meter movement think it had gone too far tell us what you are tell us more about your viewpoint on this. first of all i want to do a show that i'm in a feminist woman and i'm working on a new member and but in fronts maybe we've now had the internet and never

india france a very k. and of the countries so let's say that in in france a meet to movement was called you launched your peak which is quite it's a very aggressive point to say if you tend to do nation in a way you know you're signing something up launched your pick and as if it was really horrible then it perhaps compare it to america we have in france a different plaintiff you own six or harris mint. i'm against rape i'm against any section bloody aggression but i mean this is a gray zone somewhere steps should be stocking. you know between sexes what ever succeed means. this is something which it's very difficult to to tell anybody what happens in c.

situations so we should be in a way i think we should be more. put a point of view on education. let's get out of see relative to rose kind of moral girls and blue light kind of boys let's it tells an indication where we tell them how to react how they should build friendships between sexes and generosity right back to that we come back to that because you receive a critical point the gray zone the battle is actually being fought in the gender battle in this gray zone but before we proceed with our discussion i let me just bring in another element we caught up with again too she's an actor who was one of the first to accuse the movie mogul harvey weinstein off sexual abuse let's take a listen the truth is that we've been abused by powerful men that there is a power imbalance in the world and that's why this men were able to abuse us and we

were too scared to denounce so what is happening now is that finally women for the first time are being believed and we're speaking the truth and this has now become you know much broader. matter it's not anymore and it is of course about sexual abuse and harassment but it's also about power imbalance and we men and women have to find their their spot in society where we are finally equal. tried lifting up a groom and talk to you on a you know what extensively on gender politics in terms of foreign policy as well do you agree with that this agenda is actually power imbalance which underscores gender. sexual assault and violence against women absolutely i completely agree and and it's not only what people would think it was proven it is if you do have an understanding of history and of the history of human of mankind of human kind and.

how women and other groups have been treated in that history there is no doubt that there is an imbalance and that over the past hundreds of years women and other groups have been fighting to get the rights they deserve whereas with why did making saluted progress because the backlash is immense because those in power and those enjoying certain privileges then look very keen on losing that. that is the biggest problem and i guess another big problem is that so many people think they understand the situation and they can contribute to it whereas the conversation would be a lot more progressive of only experts those in ascending the history of those of us than they help works in society is structured this nation if they contributed to the to the discussion project we joined in delhi cover that you were talking about the situation there on the ground at one level you have the prime minister talking

a lot about empowering women imparting the good side at the same time the situation on the ground appears to be very different tell us more. the slogan that the prime minister has given which means save your daughters and educate your daughters that's actually called the slogan it's exactly the same sealants a good artist which was given to instigate violence. racial communal violence against muslim man. i notice a see your daughter's means course of abortion but it also means if your hindu family saved your daughter from falling in love the muslim man the muslim man who might fall another daughter is actually an atheist so the idea is that. as a there's a blurring of the boundary between rape and between consensual sexual relationships or managed between a woman and a man especially when the man is a muslim of the man and some of the ballot oppressed community. so i think of

course that those attitudes already then society but what's happening is that the you know the government in power not their growing up on and you know your or your german chancellor know where i'm coming from because that is a similar to what i think there's certain in mind companies talking about how the jew is essentially have a line in which to seduce the and pollute the white race and they're also bringing in you know the n. word black people from outside to pollute the race it's exactly the same kind of discourse that's been deployed here and of course that's violence against women so enjoys it's women's own. power to choose their own partners in their lives as they want to lead and it's also a very organized violence of course against the minority community in india which is the muslim community and other minorities in india and it's on the whole that entire discourse lead to that then hostile somebody just mentioned a backlash that in the backlash in india you're is at many levels you have an institutional backlash we just don't need to there you know give far court

judgments that really horrific against women out undermining what is then people in the law at the same time you also. an organized political backlash we just branding women like myself as at the national so if i talk about women sour ginger new things i'm branded as anti national i see it's violence i feel violent threats online i feel are violent threats physically have been prevented put speaking out after minutes gatherings among young students and on campuses and so on i've been attacked for so doing are by the supporters of the government because they have said that what she says is is against our what is our culture so they define indian culture really matter least as are all those that area who practices right now that is not much that is a difficult situation mcgiver you were talking about this gray zone where there's a green zone between what is permissible and what is not but this seems to be a difference in the understanding of female understanding of what is permissible

and a male understanding of what is permissible is that of a single getting very complex no i mean you have. a friend from india then we had this woman from hollywood and now i'm speaking from a french situation those is a completely different french situations in a way you see i mean the hollywood situation to get become a movie star is something a bit different and we are living in india where all you know the newspaper business which is completely the internet and then you are pardon me for interrupting you but this is not a very complex situation the me too movement has shown that this was a digital campaign which has resonated with women across the world not just in one country not just on one continent. yes but. i will tell you today i mean it's in france we say it's a day of the woman then in so you can women here which is again very completely

different sure it's an international situation but you must say that in europe we have an advanced suggestion for women which doesn't exist in not developed countries so we have different reactions you see i mean as myself i never had any problems working i was a gris very little and when something happened i could respond plan i had an education to do something nexus you see ok bring us a bit of a final question i put that to you christina tell me again when we talk about this discourse is it important for us to actually make men a part of this not a tip as as well. of course they have to be in that part of the society and that's the question and i'm just going back to what was just said i think this is one of the biggest problems that people always think that. talking about. individual cases when they haven't had any bad experiences means that we don't have

a problem in society is that it's one of the very problems that couldn't be more evidence they couldn't be more research showing the problem so it is a societal problem it's a problem of power imbalance and power structures and of course men have to be a part of the discussion because we want to change how poets distributed within society and men still get most part of it and shifting that poem means they are involved in this discourse maybe at that at a disadvantage so of course they have to be a part of a lot of this discussion because often as we heard gloria talking about educating i think we have to educate both sexes in. wanted reality to see that here in germany in delhi and gloria in france thank you ladies very much for taking part of this very important discussion on international women's day. you're watching news coming up ahead think germany can dance away with the prize for

a women's equality we have a president might make you think twice. but for us telling the joins me for business news and the drive for progress is still ongoing in the got industry that's right i'm reading cause all still seen as a man's game if signs at the geneva motor show anything to go by most of the attendees all men things are changing albeit slowly in the run up to the motor show a couple of call makers use the hash tag no booth babes on social media to rally against women at cost ons being you so nice decoration correspondent. that looks now at how far the call show has come and how far it still has to go. at the geneva motor show attractive women draped over shining sports cars are out modestly dressed car explainers prepared to talk features and functions or in a timely move and step with a larger discussion about women in the workplace there's even the attempt at gender

balance i feel very comfortable and i too worry kids though i had have nothing to complain about i think they tried to give it the new touch because last year we were wearing suits the women were presses so this time it's way more casual and it's maybe more familiar to be more familiar with the clients not everyone is following the same dress code though and the auto industry's gender problem isn't really about clothes but representation men still vastly outnumber women there and at this motor show two it took a while to find a because she's the chief autonomy's lead from oil flextronics mobility subsidiary and the only woman i've heard speak at the car salon this year but she says more coming i'm seeing a lot of talented young female people that are shaping the future of being here together in geneva and being on stage was actually a really emotional moment because michael week told me that she is seeing after

a really long time of the first time a woman on the stage the geneva motor show is supposed to be a showcase of industry trends but those don't just have to be technological it could be a platform for a cultural shift in gears as well. after hollywood politics and governance and the sports world the need to movement has come to motor shows now as well well sort of there's a markedly less objectification than in the last years even if it's not completely gone but in terms of taking women seriously the auto industry still has miles to go there's still only one female c.e.o. of a major automotive company and she's not even here. do. they did have a motion to show well the right to vote equal opportunities the same pay for the same what women around the world have been fighting for these rights for over one hundred years some milestones have been reached but many have not women in germany

less than men sometimes for the same job but more often than not it's because they get jobs that are paid less they're all still not enough women in managerial positions. women in gemini and less than men sometimes it's for the same job but more often than not it's because the jobs they get paid less they're still not enough women in managerial positions often because women and women have to work in part time job so they can take care of the family for example the situation for women is only was in the stand here in the czech republic in germany women almost twenty two percent less than men the average pay gap in the e.u. is around sixteen percent and statistically it's only have the smallest pay gap of five point two percent. less pay and part time work has a devastating effect in many ways the less money a woman is in a career the lower half pension is the number of women in germany who are in danger

of reaching fould age and poverty has risen within the last ten years. some call. chris back over to amrita now to tease our brains thank you helena the international women's day and an annual event celebrating women's achievements and pushes towards gender equality the this is seen is hash tag press the progress. we are setting up on women's gender including a little quiz about women's rights here in germany the special job by the foundation for peace stood in households a few unjustified the modern human am i not allowed to. talk to. your chance nine simple not sponsored so much and. just go to talk to the students at least once in the position of all my book you mention

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a person oh. ok if. all. this is. soon and all of us. this is paul well. this interview was a little shop you can use to try. to cut through to close the monday in fiction bite it's a got. up of people it's one of i don't hear much stuff that i was upset that looking for the for the hole in the front page but because. there you go well and all goes football team has given birth and investor g.'s a real hope in the largest refugee camp in the democratic republic of congo the morningstar squad has few resources but the players are not short of optimism and talent. meet the morning star.

these young girls were forced to flee burundi in twenty fifteen but have discovered a love a football in their to march was lives now in the democratic republic of congo they have formed an all girls football team in the us and the refugee camp oh me forget we are refugees when we are playing we could be anywhere in the world. despite lacking football boots or even their own bar the girls are making the most of what they have. we are the best football team in this camp everyone has their own style of playing in their own nicknames. this is louis rara as the dispatcher pay. business either to run with this or via lack of funds the girls rely on volunteers coach and fellow refugee eric in town is their biggest fan i'd like to see the girls be encouraged to play and to have the equipment they

need to play sports. guru new refugees continued to face hardships in neighboring countries the morning stars provide a glimmer of hope and the girls have big ambitions as well. as seeing you nando barely hear that they are refugees playing in the olympics that is our dream. brandy has never sent a football team to the olympics with passion and dedication these morning stars are determined to make history. and good luck to them that wraps up this edition of did have news coming to you live from berlin i'm on the thought she might from me in the entire new scene a pleasure to have your company and do stay with us rock will be with you shortly about a. few

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this is you know we use live from berlin pushed out germany's foreign minister quits mark arbib all says he's leaving his post after a bitter route with the party leadership all that means he won't be part of chancellor angela merkel's new coalition government will find out what's exactly behind his departure with our political editor the trial of a danish.