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earth a home for saving google images tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions global ideas be implemented series of global 3 goals and on t.w. and online. on this edition of world stories. the plight of street children in p.o.p.o. . the end of greece's boats. we begin in sri lanka 10 years after the war between government troops and tamil tiger rebels came to an end thousands of civilians remain unaccounted for their relatives refuse to give up hope. 10 years of demanding an answer j.

have any thoughts still doesn't know what happened to her missing daughter the war was winding down she says when masked men. for 16 year old jeromey from our arms and fled. not going there would i let go of her hand i was lying on the ground and a man stomped on my back with his boot i screamed and when i looked up the launch vehicle carrying my daughter was already a column of dust in the distance that's how fast i took off work. many people haven't heard from their loved ones for even longer in some cases several decades their stories might be different but the family share the same sense of suffering without proof their children are dead they hold on to hope. when i hear other children calling for their mothers i have my daughter calling for me i hear her voice and i immediately look thinking she's come back to me. the task of finding

out what happened to people like jeromey will land here at the office on missing persons or m.p. it's a new commission being set up by the current administration to independently investigate the disappeared the chairman understands some people are skeptical it is extremely challenging because there have been many institutions to be commissioned established in the past to interest the issue of the missing and for the families feel that they have had no oncet as we do not want to give people false promises or false hopes and. that we try. we will try to find them to 5 ounces but that is going to take time building trust between state institutions and the people especially in the northeast has been no easy task human rights lawyers to bodge make his show and in says the o.m. p could gain the public's confidence once they set up local offices but he also says some families are afraid. people may give testimony today but may have

a fear that it will fall into the wrong hands so some families have said they may have more faith in the process if a foreign. mental international body work with. some others like j. america say they will only accept an independent and foreign led investigation. in the matter and then as a b o m people come and start from the very beginning it's been 10 years and more time will go by and that will be that. the civil war may have ended a decade ago but the families searching for their loved ones are still waiting for closure. our next journey goes to if you know where tens of thousands of children live on the streets of the capital addis ababa some n.g.o.s are trying to help by providing a roof over the children's heads and prospects for the future but it's a tough undertaking. the youngest children are not even 6 years old

this boy is begging for anything just to survive he sniffing glue it beats the pain of hunger a common sight in the capital's main square. the last official survey put their numbers in the capital at 12000 but that was almost a decade ago many n.g.o.s believe today's figures are much higher one of them retrack provides temporary housing for street children this place is just 4 girls. last year a retraction altered more than 500 children and adults here when they have a chance to be children again. this 14 year old girl arrived a couple of weeks ago. to the internet my family promised i'd be able to go to school but instead i had to work. she says she was 12 when she ended up as

a domestic helper working 15 hours a day and subjected to abuse after 2 years she fled. retracts main goal is to reunite children with their families and race parents awareness that child labor is illegal without much government assistance however there is very little small charities can do to provide long term support these boys found work shining shoes their goal to earn their own living. i'd like to quit this work as a shoe shop or go to school and live a better life but it's not easy to get out of the situation so this is my life for now but one day i want something better. as a mother night falls in this rapidly growing city no one knows how many thousands of children will be sleeping in this streets one of the challenges facing the

government is to get a fresh count. germany's constitution guarantees equal rights for everybody yet people with developmental disabilities continue to be at a disadvantage in society for example in the workplace natalie or digital are no longer wants to put up with this. actually has a down syndrome is actually cool we just want to be like everyone else really under . not only did is 20 years old. she's a seasoned campaigner for equal rights for people with disabilities kick. not only lives with her family in cologne and has been seeing her boyfriend for a year she's due to move out soon and make her own decisions. for

example i want to decide for myself whether to start a family of my own or inside and if i do become pregnant then i want to decide for myself things like how i act as i see fit i was there and now. i don't want to be checked on all the time and for decisions to be made for me that's how it feels to me. the rubbish just. so great we're going to argue over developmentally challenged people in germany rarely find decent jobs with reasonable paint not only works in a cafe in a welfare center but for no salary she also writes for a magazine published by people with down syndrome unpaid voluntary work. as for now so i'm natalie digital and i'm 20 years old and i still don't live alone i like. a rally in berlin marching for equality campaigners like not only have already

secured voting rights for developmentally challenged people in germany now they're trying to prevent more unborn children being tested for disabilities. in the world in the constitution in article 3 it says that all people have the same rights with or without disability so you shouldn't be so scared of us we're really cool. natalie's life is already pretty independent but it's something she also wants for others equal rights for all people with disabilities as written in the constitution is good how it's about not pushing away people who have a disability it's about allowing them to take part but letting them take part is really important is the most important thing is that every person is valuable and everyone is taken seriously when.

i was finally we're off to greece the e.u. pays bonuses to greek fishermen if they scrap there wouldn't give up their jobs this is supposed to help stem overfishing in the mediterranean but it threatens to spell the end of more than just a traditional craft. there a familiar sight for holiday makers in greece the colorful chi yukio fishing boats . but the traditional wooden boats are an increasingly rare sight the european union pays fishermen cash if they scrap their car yukiya demetrius maracas is the last boat builder on the island of show us now he has to destroy the boats that he built. over the past decades otherwise the fishermen won't get their subsidy the rockiest is appalled. i spoke with days after i think about all the energy i put into them i want to mensa be over the years now live by says and i know i'm

supposed to destroy all this. i'm son. breaks my heart. but the real problem is is that it puts the fishermen in this terrible situation is more. i don't is custody us owns a fish restaurant he also gave up his boat last year taxes for it kept rising and his catch doing. it was a difficult decision but at least he got $100000.00 euros for the boat. now he has to buy his fish for his restaurant elsewhere and he still misses his boat. the u.n. calls the mediterranean the world's most overfished sea those are hardly to blame the greek government would like the boats to be used to ferry tourist but that's not financially viable for the fisherman. a museum dedicated to that

is being built on the island of summers the greek ministry of culture has rescued 20 old boats all lovingly made by hand custis them you need these as an architect and an expert on greek ship building traditions he's fighting to preserve the old boats more and more people including government officials now say they should be protected as an endangered cultural heritage. to have to keep things from the past and to to save memories to save our route there is that the traditional boat building which is a very integral part of these of these sculpture i do have to find ways to keep them and to to give a future to do to make them alive for the future for the young people. demetrius maracas also gives both building classes for young people and adults he'd like to be able to take on an apprentice rocky's can't accept the greece's maritime

heritage is on the verge of extinction. as a stopgap measure he's figured out a loophole but instead of completely scrapping the boats he takes them apart to render them unusable. as long as continue to be scrapped the craft will die out that's why greek boat builders and fishermen are calling on their government to reopen negotiations with the e.u. even if they can no longer apply the seas they could at least be preserved as a tourist attraction.

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