this is t w news coming to you live from berlin the showdown between russia and the u.s. over an alleged gas attack in syria. the rescue says russia of tampering with the attack site before international inspectors are allowed to arrive moscow denies the claims and continues to assert that the gas attack was staged also coming up a surprise twist in legal proceedings in new york involving donald trump's personal lawyer michael cohen and last week's raid on is all things. china's economy remains

on steroids growing more than expected in the first quarter that's just spikes beijing cutting industrial production despite small and trade tensions with the u.s. . plane unit launches into an intense eight days of football as it tries to secure a rare treble of trophies and that starts tonight on the road in a german company seventy five e.w. sports cars the story. flow i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. russia and the u.s. have stepped up their war of words over an alleged poison gas attack in the syrian city of duma the u.s. says moscow may be trying to remove evidence from the site to thwart an investigation and also accuses russia of delaying a visit to the site by international chemical weapons inspectors russia denies the

claims and says the inspectors will be granted access to do much to morrow on monday syria allowed international journalists to visit the city. the destroyed town of duma is. fated revolution rules up no after seven years of fighting and with the last of the rebels gone the government is trying to win back its people meeting their most basic needs first. that. when the rebels left we found in their depo stuff that could satisfy dumas residents for a year they were not offering as anything but only hunger and starvation and. the media may have been invited here but u.n. chemical weapons inspectors will have to wait until wednesday to get near the site of last week's a legit gas attack and which dozens were reportedly killed. an emergency meeting

of the international watchdog was called to demand an explanation for the delay but ended with frustrations and hostilities running high this was also our opportunity for awesome for allies to set out a case in the organization that is designed to uphold the chemical weapons convention to make very very clear that the russians blocked diplomatic channels for us. explanations and. british special services. no. explanation by britain says that's textbook russian fake news. following the weekend's u.s. led airstrikes demands for accountability have. statements of the prime minister. british prime minister to resign may was forced to explain why the u.k. joined the u.s. and france in attacking syria without getting parliament's prior approval to

nationals who actually take we have acted because it is in our national interest. it is in our national interest to prevent the further use of chemical weapons in syria and to uphold and defend the global consensus that these weapons should not be used this was a limited targeted for three hours she took one hundred forty questions though her answers fail to satisfy her opponent the governments of the parliamentary scrutiny is set to intensify on choose to use it did not stop the syrian regime offer more on the chemical attack investigation in syria i'm joined now by yuri rachet from our moscow bureau yuri the russian military says it will allow investigators to visit tomorrow on wednesday that's a leavened days after the suspected chemical attack why the wait hi terry well officially security problems in syria on the ground to are the reason

why the a b c w experts having to be in so far allowed to the start of their probe and officially russia would under no circumstances block the investigations the russian ambassador in the netherlands alexander shulgin sat in the hague and moscow the allegation is russia was a blocking blocking investigation war sharply rejected as well but the real reason for the day delay might be that you can't find any traces by now because they have all been eliminated all because of the gas chlorine which has been allegedly used in gym attempt ten days ago dissociate in the meantime these are at least as ations of the west to earth to the syrian regime and towards russia that helps of the syrian regime on the battlefield. in our report yuri we heard a russian envoy repeat the assertion that britain was somehow behind the chemical attack is that a widely held view in russia well at least on the russian

diplomatic level russia claims it has always been pressing for p.c. w experts to entity not russia second tie a diplomat to depict the foreign minister said he gave up cough who will be meeting tomorrow in moscow accused of the u.k. on blaming russia for not allowing the investigations into like you south she said or she called it another invention of the british according to him the investigation had failed so far because of the un security department they didn't approve it and these by the way would be the consequences of the illegal strikes of the as the u.k. and france the hostilities between moscow and the west of escalating dramatically in recent days not least over this chemical weapons attack do you see any efforts underway from russia's side at least to ease tensions. i hope so and many people here helps as well of terry because we leave here lost in a completely different world all the allegations of the best makes towards russia

russia fires back to one of the best and after that tax attacks it seems as if everyone is happy about them as americans enjoy their nice and smart missiles according to u.s. president trump and russia's state run broadcasters brace the good old soviet era defense system that syria has reportedly used to shoot down most of the missiles fired to during the strikes for the first time the whole t.v. program was changed after the strikes here in on sunday there was only one topic which didn't even happen after the dramatic fire and chemical and severe in a few weeks ago when sixty four people of lost their lives however moderate sound suggested kremlin spokes men scoff he said he hoped that despite all the damage washington has inflicted on the bilateral relationship some kind of communication can now begin. also the french president back home did still not cancel his planned to visit russia in june he is still going to join the international economic forum

it's in petersburg recently but there's still more potential here for this to escalate. just on the diplomatic or trade level of nothing else washington says it's considering imposing further sanctions on russia is that something that still worries the kremlin in the russian people. well look when you exit u.s. sanctions would affect without any doubt russian economy maybe more or less rich and influential russian businessman they could face a ban to enter the us but my impression is that the russian people know are realizing that a potential russian retaliate and could damage them even more than the usa actions russian lawmakers drop the whole list of possible countesses actions from banning more western imports to suspending the national corporation but these all are no good options for russia at all no matter what moscow dust against the u.s. economy it would find itself financially up against the wall so russians countered

tell it appropriately another problem russians could face. is the potential benefit western medicines cancer page patients hiv patients hepatitis patients would suffer dramatically i talked to two men yesterday in moscow one is hiv positive the other has chronic hepatitis c. both could now face a dramatic worsening of their treatment and ultimately their health status and that because some ego lawmakers here decide to retaliate yuri thank you so much for the obvious your ear shot over there in moscow. and a you correspondent spoke to the dutch foreign minister stuff blog on the situation in syria following a crisis meeting of fellow even ministers in luxembourg yesterday here's what he had to say minister helle up to mystic are you that russia can be brought to the negotiating table after these airstrikes to find a political solution. we have to be optimistic as foreign minister and relation they care for us we see dad's eyes it's very religious and it peace

process i face it it's irish lost it friday night hurts him again to call my to the negotiating table security council. and he didn't say yes bit the only way forward is a political solution for the security council at first a full standstill humanitarian aide says ferry urgent and false in the end we want to peace process so we have two people marching towards rush out toward field or parts and forth to participate in the first negotiation will it take more pressure to convince the russians or is it more the economic leverage that the e.u. is prepared to invest into. restructuring syria after the civil war so there can be no question no free structure in the ford areas of peace agreements so it will for now be a political pressure all. in all member countries and told to come back to the

negotiate are sanctions on the table chunks of sorts certainly all the sanctions have not been discussed. that's foreign minister stephen block there talking to do this now let's look at some other stories making news around the world today the u.s. britain and australia have accused russia of laying the groundwork for future cyber attacks on critical infrastructure in a joint statement the government's claim russian offer ration is involved planting mall where internet routers they say russia is using the internet for political and economic espionage. a movement for homeless people in brazil staged a four hour protest in the beachside apartment of the country's former president luisa nutsy a loom of the silver the property is at the heart of a corruption case the former president has been facing it's alleged he accepted the flat as a prime. near new york times and new yorker magazine have won

a pulitzer prize for their reporting of sexual harassment allegations against bill mogul harvey weinstein the story set off the me to movement the words were also a landmark moment for music because kendrick lamar became the first rapper to win a pulitzer for his album damn. well fears of a trade war with the u.s. have not dented china's growth it seems get hot and look so good chinese economy is back to full steam ahead of fishel figures out today show gross domestic product beat expectations in the third quarter the world's second largest economy expanded by six point eight percent compared to the first three months of last year that was down only slightly from last year's overall growth figure of six point nine percent the government says china's economy withstand the looming u.s. higher ups of up to one hundred fifty billion dollars on its goods but economists say efforts to rein in china's in famous smaug could take that toll on growth later

in the year as i those factories and steel plants tooth cost pollution. relations between the u.s. and japan have cool's donald trump exit from the transpacific free trade agreement t p p and his failure to exempt japan from new zealand element in tariffs hasn't helped things good relations with japan are vital for the u.s. not least because japan is america's second biggest creditor the japanese investors are currently selling of big chunks of american treasury bills which could push u.s. interest rates and make the financing of farms tax reductions and government spending program more expensive this topic is likely on the agenda today when trump meets with japanese prime minister shinzo abbott. japan has lent the us a lot of money right now it holds u.s. treasuries but the value of around one point one trillion dollars that makes japan america's second largest creditor after china which holds one point two trillion

dollars of u.s. debt but since donald trump entered the white house investor interest in u.s. bonds has been falling steadily in april twenty seventeen within a few months of trying taking office japanese investors sold off treasuries worth over thirty four and a half billion dollars more recently there's been a massive series of sales in february of this year alone japanese creditors sold off u.s. bonds with a value of over thirty three and a half billion. the u.s. trade deficit is enormous that means the united states imports for more goods and services then it exports the right global trade agreements could help reduce that deficit but after being sworn in one of president trump's first moves was to get out of a major one the transpacific partnership or t p p that recently he said he was considering a return to the agreement. we're looking forward to. have

americans coming back to t.p. . and understandably cautious japanese response if the u.s. were to rejoin the t p p process it will go a long way towards restoring trust because japan still rejects trump's attempts to reach only a two way by lateral deal. the us government has announced a ban on american exports to chinese telecom producers that the u.s. department of commerce says that he has lied about reprimanding employees involved in illegal business last years that he was found guilty of violating trade sanctions imposed on iran and north korea the company agreed to a settlement but not all employees involved have been punished for the ban means u.s. companies will be unable to sell to the city for up to seven years. as current president raul castro prepares to step down this week cuban entrepreneurs

are optimistic about the country's future in the last decade he's transformed the cuba here and heritage from brother fidel while his reforms haven't unleashed the comic boom that many had hoped for there was some surprising successes like the first cuban designer clothing store to pier in vogue magazine. it's never really empty on the streets of old havana crowds of tourists do their shopping there every day also visiting the smaller shops of many cubans who have become self-employed that's only been allowed for a few years in a small side street designer it done here dead rio runs her business candace stina the brand has enjoyed success thanks to its high profile customers even appearing on the pages of fashion magazine vogue the first ever cuban clothing store to do so i see. here. and there from those car have their cuban economy. i hope. that the line that's how custer

or. establish a few years ago can be you know. in the me as they may prove man del rio knows that the opening up of the country has caused problems for many cubans food for example has gone up in price but she's optimistic she's opened an online shop in the u.s. to sell her goods over the internet despite cooling relations and u.s. president donald trump's new sanctions. for operational are in the united states everything this is like a split totally different company. we only say. that. you know the cold and the forward of. us is that it's possible you know it's allowed it's me go. it's is our way to go around the embargo if

you don't hear del rio has no also hired several employees in her shop in havana and she hopes that someday she'll be able to deliver her products all over the world. legal proceedings involving. one tums lawyer i get these increases the solution was they stole me that's very much so sean hannity the host on the conservative leaning u.s. channel fox news has been unmasked as a client of president trump's lawyer michael cohen that link was revealed at a courthouse in new york as lawyers for the u.s. president and cohen did battle the case involves both potential russian interference in the twenty six thousand elections on allegations of extramarital affairs with an adult film star w. washington correspondent claire richardson reports. u.s.

president donald trump's longtime attorney michael cohen was in a new york city court this week fighting for his legal team to be able to review the documents that were seasoned a high profile raid of his office and apartment last week one of the items of interest appears to pertain to a possible payoff of the adult film star known as stormy daniels she says she was given one hundred thirty thousand dollars in hush money for an affair with the president this came shortly before the twenty sixteen elections and could possibly constitute a violation of campaign finance laws now all this comes as donald trump is at his florida club mar a lago for the week where he is fuming over an interview given by former f.b.i. director james comey komi said that trump was morally unfit to be president so our washington correspondent claire richardson they're now archaeologists on the german baltic island of ruben on earth the trove of thousand year old coins and jewelry and this whole thanks to an amateur discovering a single coin back in january items date from the era of the danish king harald

gormless on better known as blue tooth who brought christianity to denmark in the tenth century. some pieces of this silver treasure from the tenth century date back to the reign of the legendary danish king out son or bluetooth. archaeologists have recovered pieces of jewelry pearls and ancient coins from a four hundred square meter area on the german island of. the hobby archaeologist who made the first discovery is just thirteen. at first i thought it was just some minium junk but you learned from experience to take any find home and you decide later if it's really junk or not once i got home it turned out to be a viking coin and perhaps there was more to be found in the stuff like where you can get this treasure is the single biggest find of such coins in the southern baltic sea area so it has enormous significance for archaeologist born to vikings

have bluetooth was considered the founder of the danish kingdom he introduced christianity to the land and a number of reforms how the treasure made its way to the field on the island of luke in isn't clear but it offers evidence of extensive trade networks in the tenth century. by the time. the coins are in circulation from england to the arab world in afghanistan this fine shows the old danish coins of harold bluetooth were in great numbers. the jewelry was worn by slavic peoples as well as the vikings. that's what makes this discovery so unusual does most of these bugs fall to the songs the size of the find is unique the pieces will be restored and assessed during the next several months. an intense week of german football is underway the first german cup semifinal is happening tonight on expat from t w sports is here to talk about all that and much

more including last night's controversy in the bonus league or once again the spotlight there was on bigio referees the first of all young minds in five or faced off last night how important was this match for both sides yeah it was hugely important this was what we call a relegation six point both clubs are in danger of getting relegated from the boom as they go and there's only three points between them before this game started. so it was a massive game for the clubs and the fans but as we'll say the video ref kind of stole the spotlight as we can see in this report that's coming out right now. mines had the lion's share of chances in the first half and threatened again here just before the break daniel brzezinski shot saved by alexander shrugged off the referee though decided to check the video replay for handball because the whistle had blown fribourg had already left the pitch and sure enough camp had handled the ball on

its way to the keeper penalty pablo de blasio stepped up to the spot and hammered the ball in one meal for mines the first time in bowen just look at history that a goal was scored after the half time whistle and minds weren't done yet in the seventy eight minute shrugged off tried to clear the ball i thought it was intercepted by robin craze on who laid it on to deploy to make it to neil with the help of the post a brace for de blas and that's how it ended two nil for months to grab three huge points in the battle to beat the drop. yeah this is our scenes there with the referee calling the players back onto the field for the penalty yeah it was definitely a new one i've never seen a goal scored off to the half time with so it was a bit of a fost to be fed the players were visibly confused when they're asked to come back out you could hear one of the plays visibly saying no we're not coming back out and

it's understandable their frustration but it was the right cool and it could prove crucial for months because they're now level on points with fry book and that could be the difference between them staying up and going down absolutely chaotic it was a bizarre decision i think these video referees this technology do you think it really works for football is it a good fit on not convinced to be honest i think referees are human they always make mistakes and they always will the referee video referees are going to do the same but this stems from fans and players len busting referees when they make wrong decisions and so the governing bodies of try to find a solution and this is it and. fortunately it's just not working now this decision once was correct and that's the referee should be commended for that it could be that a big difference for months in the in the long run of things but it's chaotic for the fans especially the ones inside the stadium they have no idea what's going on and it takes away the beauty of watching live football in its current form i think

we need to get rid of it but i think could it work possibly i think they just need to be a lot of tweaking especially how it's implemented and we'll see if it can be improved on i guess ok a lot to talk about there obviously a let's move on to tonight's matches what we have to look forward to yes we've got the german cup semi finals coming up tonight boy in the mighty bun who just wrapped up the total they're looking to seal a treble this season and will to take a look at how their showdown with live couzin is shaping up. with the bundesliga title sealed an april seventh by in a doing a lot more than just staying alive they rested players in saturday's league game with much he got back but still triumphed five won now they have laid the cuban in their sights with triple top sweeping the club we are full. news from your pov because we are relaxed so we we are very focused you know our goals we

have many many players that can play every game so we have equal time with that. sort of in dallas still injured but jerome bowen saying is expected to return against a labor crews inside who have won their last two bundesliga matches for the warmth they boast of the rate of attacking talent and could trouble buy on given it's a one leg semifinal and they are at home i lead the cubans forward line is so stacked that stephan kiesling hardly gets a game these days but he told the w. he is desperate to face by and before he's expected retirement in may. sure it's a semifinal against biron of all teams but we've beaten them in the german cup in the past and only lost on penalties to them a few seasons ago in the cup you write your own history and we have the tools to me go our own bit of history and the largest and there. but that is exactly what

by and coach you pint is once he's also retiring and it will be laid the queues in the keep him and buy on on course for a second treble in five years. so what do you think you can produce an upset against by on tonight probably not i think on a looking near on stoppable in football this year they have too much quality that to experience isn't a very tidy team they're in form and i have some great attacking talents and i think i will push one all the way but of a ninety minutes i think it's a bit too much i think on of course this in the back three one ok one word answer do you think by and we'll win that trouble i think they'll get the german cup but i think the chairman's they probably to ok you can expect thanks so much. and you are watching d.w. news still to come austrian euro vision song contest winner and gay rights icon kuntz cheetah reveals she's a child of be positive and she says she's been forced into coming out we'll tell

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deportation of rejected asylum applicants but many of those are now seeking shelter in german churches and hundreds of parishes grant what they call church asylum a reporter medicine student who received a deportation order but fled into a catholic church. this church in cologne is protecting you. from deportation. this syrian student must leave germany because she came to europe via italy. requires her to apply for asylum. user is on the deportation list. go back to italy. so. i have a right to live with them. the twenty four year old asylum application has already been rejected twice but this lutheran church and its pastor are giving her temporary protection. for now she can be

near her father and brother who have been granted asylum here in germany. the family was torn apart by war her mother and youngest brother are still in syria waiting for visas to germany. she keeps her family together virtually with a collage she made on her mobile phone. and this is it a makes me so angry it's inhumane stage floors the right to place itself a few and rights in this fashion why can't be forbidden family to read you not. the church protects you sir but the asylum offered by the church is not official legal protection so far the state tolerates this the police doesn't rate christian places or prayer right now about six hundred refugees are being harbored by german churches officials have a problem with this. stuff the church asylum can only be allowed to exist in

exceptional cases if clever lawyers misuse the original agreement and apply church of saddam to extend the refugee stay until deadlines expire then we cannot accept the loss and then can view him for political reasons you says father left syria three years ago he doesn't want to talk about this as long as his family still is in danger the situation in syria is not safe i mean. changing from minute to minute from. there is no country as. it is in the county i left syria. might come to. when she lived in syria use or had an active life she worked with a unicef project for war damaged children and was writing her bachelor's thesis on restoration of war torn palmira now she's stuck waiting in germany for an

undetermined time period. so i hope that's. my new mother and her brother soon and my guess that's who is going to better as i didn't. use or dreams of completing her master's degree in architecture in germany one day she wants to return to syria and help rebuild it after the war is finally over.

you might remember this song. when she won the contest in two thousand and fourteen she's in the news again today . but with the surprise revelation. she says she has been. many years anyway this is how she explains the timing of her coming out and ex-boyfriend is threatening to go public with this private information she writes on instagram i will not give anyone the right to frighten me or affect my life. well for more on the story i'm joined now by holger spokesperson for the german aids hill for that's a nonprofit organization that among other things campaigns for social acceptance of

hiv positive people thanks for being with us this morning holly guy thanks for having me first of all what was your reaction when you heard conchita revealing that she is hiv positive honestly my first reaction was tomorrow's my first day of the first day of my holidays and i have two very good looks and then i thought well this is really about that because she was so she was so brave when she said don't you dare blackmailing me i will live my life i can live my life with and to be this is possible nowadays and my folks are supporting me and i can't pass the bars on because i'm i'm on medication that is everything we tried to tell every day so she made a very good job and i think it's very important to repeat what she said again and again as you mentioned conchita says she's been blackmailed and she's gone out ahead of this rather than than submit to being blackmailed is that something you hear often that people are blackmailed fortunately not what be here very often is

that people have to face discrimination that people say you deserve a chevy because of your lifestyle there are it must happen if you live like that and that people who get rejected dentist practices and so on that people lose their jobs sometimes not all of them most people don't lose their jobs and most people get support from from the folks but it still happens and it's part of the everyday life and the and the anxiety of being discriminated again as part of the everyday life of people living with a job being conceited is not the first celebrity dealing with this situation the u.s. t.v. star charlie sheen he came out two years ago saying that he had paid millions of dollars to various people who had tried to black mail him let's have a listen to what he said. i want you to admit that i am going to be positive. and i have to put

a stop to this this was. this this barrage of. of attacks you know the. truth is i have a responsibility now to to to to to better myself and to help a lot of other people and hopefully with with what we're doing today others may come forward and say thanks charlie thanks for. thanks for kicking the door open you know. charlie sheen there admitting two years ago that he is age i.v. positive and we haven't heard much from him and his career since then since that interview is it the case still today that it made in your hiv positive could have negative consequences for your career that is still possible definitely but it's i think most people just go to work every morning like you and me so this is the normal case but there are still employers who think that age of me is

a problem that people aren't powerful that any ma what is wrong definitely not what days with the medication there's no problem and some employers also think that this could cause trouble in their company people talking about it and rejecting the other employee and so on so there's still a lot of problems sometimes now let's go back to can she does instagram post that's where she actually announced that she's hiv positive very very extensive statement must be said in her statement she also says that by coming out she hopes to give others the courage courage you have also contract to hiv would you had bought is people who have a child be who haven't revealed their status would you advise them to to come out with it to reveal it to the public welcome to also said it was or it is very freeing for her because there is no secret anymore and she can't be blackmailed anymore and that is an advantage and very very freeing for

a lot of people but you have to think half a league about coming out to the public board to two people because you can't take it back so you have to think carefully what could happen what do i thing how will they react and then decide and it can be very helpful to get employees before you do that you work with people who are age of the positive you also work on campaigning for the acceptance what do you think still needs to be done from a from a public information point of view to help raise awareness. yes well i think we just have to show that there is no danger when you're living together with people with h.l.v. there's no danger now really every day life and then you have your maid you medication you can't even pass the virus on when you're having sex so things have changed a lot you can lead normal lives there are people who won't let you but used to be have to fight that problem so that's it and made a great job oh god thank you so much old have been there from the german aids hill for thanks for talking with this is morning thanks for having me. and for our next

story we take you to the peruvian capital lima the city of extreme wealth and extreme poverty the contrast between the two is particularly striking when you go to the pamplona neighborhood it's a shanty town of wooden shacks just a stone's throw from one of lehman's richest quarters the two areas are divided by what locals call the wall of shame. the air here is heavy with dust most of the people living in these shocks have no access to electricity and running well. on the other side of the mountain a well to do neighborhood with sports facilities on luxury villas. to world separated by a ten kilometer long wall made of concrete on topped with barbed wire. santora slaves on the poor side. a situation in the outskirts of the peruvian capital lima

the population is increasing rapidly as more people arrive from the countryside to try their luck in the big fish scene. zara's lived here for seventeen years during that time both the wall and the contrast between the two sides have got. it makes people aggressive this kind of situation shouldn't exist today it's a form of discrimination in a form of these could mean a seal. other people might see it differently. but for me it's a clear separation of the poor on one side and the rich on the other. runs an isa re in her neighborhood she offers good food at a good price something her customers appreciate the forty nine year old earns just enough to get by she serves meals from early morning to evening during the day she takes time out to go shopping and sometimes even goes home for

a short rest. she lives alone now she says her ex-husband was violent. rapid population growth coupled with poor quality housing and lack of services have led to many problems. on a sauna they admit there are a lot of health risks where we live there animal feces everywhere which raises the risk of infection. there's plenty of filth and smog here. and our neighborhood is located in a valley the air is always smoky from the garbage being burnt any. but this is lots of children have asthma breathing problems and just of issues and there's never enough water. on this side of the wall the stench of burning garbage is ever present. on the other side there's

a different kind of fire lifts the veil of fire places provide warmth and comfort us here in the suburb of los cuz you are an os life is good for many of those on the rich side the wall provides peace of mind. where you know now we're even if it's my work that makes me successful. i believe everyone who seeks success should find it we have to work together and give each other opportunities. in my opinion the wall provides protection but the door is always open so that we can be together it was. several years ago he hired victor who lives on the other side of the wall as home help victor has come to terms with the divide. up when you're sleeping. i'm one of the poor people i'm from the village and that's where i was dying. there's

no reason not to be friends with people on the other side. it's not about exclusion . i wouldn't call it a wall of shame like other people do what he does people only want to hurt others. he said. ten kilometers of barbed wire designed to keep undesirable. city officials agreed to the wall of construction at the request of wealthy residents who hoped that it would keep crime action for their area. bad boosting security not promoting discrimination. and over the years there were always rumors that mountain thieves were entering the neighborhood . but they were residents of the poor neighborhood. my many who live there work here with us and we get along fine and i got and guess what it but there was some people who tried to come over to us through the slum in

order to steal and it's been snowing. they were the catalyst for the construction of the wall. it was built for more security for the city's jocosely and would of course it would. but for sorrow of the wall symbolizes in justice. a barrier separating peruvians from each other. it's a form of confinement she'll never accept. mr he said but it's sad if you can see two different kinds of lives that have been deliberately separated when america went from up here you can see two different worlds. if that is the lives of the rich and the lives of the poor in which a young. it's very sad that there's a wall like this. made of cement built to separate people.

they say main. growing divide between rich and poor coupled with increasing fears over security. the old separation into neighborhoods is a concrete example. you're watching news still to come if you've ever fancied walking around in if five hundred painting we take you to paris is newest art museum where you can do exactly that. now one hundred years ago today russia was one of the first nations to make men and women equal by law but since a new law in two thousand women have been banned from working in four hundred fifty six jobs deemed dangerous to their health they're not allowed to work as miners carpenters firefighters or metro conductors for example the world bank says russia

is the country with the most job related gender barriers anywhere emily short when in moscow set out to meet some of the women who are fighting back against the current law and the stereotypes that accompany them. a passion for power tools is hardly a crime but in russia this repair and remodeling business is officially illegal she has yulia and nadia running from there women in russia women are banned for more than four hundred fifty jobs they're considered too dangerous carpentry plumbing and electrical work are on the list. also legally off limits for women at work lifting more than ten kilos more than twice an hour and nadia are pushing fak against these laws and against gender stereotypes this is what she did go. people only very rarely react well to our work especially men people don't say it's

great that you do that they usually incredulous or they just loff they react negatively. in their gender roles are deeply entrenched in russia and russian law and forces that apparently doing too much heavy lifting at work can harm a woman's health and also harm her so-called child bearing function. protecting women and their reproductive organs from dangerous work is a remnant from post more soviet russia when the government wanted to increase the birthrate but the latest list of banned professions was passed in two thousand and many russians still approve of its spirit for what it was. earning money owning an existence with a family but some men's work. for a long long time men were hunks of those women go to the home office.

women probably can't carry railway ties and men would probably find it hard to knit or do embroidery so everyone has their role. there were to most women are. you yes from the center for social and labor rights in moscow thinks the list of banned women's professions is outdated and discriminatory. distant not so new to paraphrase in the new stylist of professions needs to be reviewed to see if that dangerous nowadays. and if the working conditions are dangerous then they would have just as negative an effect on men as on women this lower treats women and men differently. it with gnashing emotion is reinsure. and nadia attitudes to gender is as important as renovating apartments they make a point of only working for women and of treating their clients as you. would have gotten times a client will say that's interesting that's probably hard we tell her grab the

wrench and don't pull it too tight and often our clients end up helping with the repairs of course we don't charge them. unlike when i have worked with men not john you the i treat me as an equal and they actually listen to what i want. do it . instead of sticking to russian labor laws and not hope to expand their business hire other women and put such work within the reach of a new generation especially. the. now take a moment and feast your eyes on this there's a new art museum in paris and it's not your usual louvre the utterly a de lune yeah or studio of lights was in fact a factory now it's been rededicated to merge old masters with new technology and it's just opened take a look. america in

a world as imagined by the artist. it feels as if you're on a flying carpet being in priest by works of art that flow over the walls the floor all melting together. we don't just want to be called a museum we're a digital arts and. we want to offer a different experience than the one you already know from museums where artworks hung on the wall. all. one hundred forty video projectors and a state of the art or do you system will be used to present the works of two

artists over three thousand three hundred square meters. and gustav clumped as a multimedia experience. the venue is a former factory in the eleven time dissimilar the killing basins will not act as mentors for the artworks. it was back in the nineteenth century that manual workers toiled away here for factory owners the police on brothers it took two years for the exhibition organizers to find appropriate space. to view you what makes this place so special is that this old factory can be brought back to life it's very important to me that these spaces are not abandoned they should not just become architectural rubbish dumps. here you can take a journey through good stuff clips a very life's work historical paintings and murals come first followed by his break

with tradition. throughout his career clint began to emancipate himself from classical art before founding the vienna session which produced a whole new art such as symbolism nouveau. will be someone who's moved all around the world. and just as clint emancipated himself from classical art the people behind a telly dounia want to set themselves apart from traditional museums in paris the city of classical museums it's almost a small revolution. and if that wasn't enough beautiful imagery for even here's more from nasa has just released the stunning virtual tour of the moon in i pop in four k. resolution based on data provided by the lunar reconnaissance orbiter spacecraft and along. its neither.

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