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part and send us your story we are trained all with understand this new culture. another visitor another yes you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. from. this week on world stories. syria surviving in egypt. kenya battling the sand mafia but we start off in hong kong where hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating against a proposed extradition bill among them many students there protesting against beijing's growing influence. school's out for 17

year old zach today it's the final exams we can on kong and zach is completing grade 11 but his mind is not with the exams these days. today i get my chinese language test and i think i did quite ok. but for the other topics that require more preparation things aren't looking that great this year but i'm setting aside my future for the future of hong kong. zack is an organizer for a group of middle school students in hong kong to protest movement they are planning to meet this afternoon but suddenly he gets a call from a friend who thinks he is followed by the police hey sounds like you let me call you later. i have to conquer other.

they decided to hold the meeting but want to have their friend join in. the government's announcement to delay the bill is a 1st victory for them but they're not satisfied the government has left the option open to bring it back at a later time so this sunday protests will take place as planned. the friends have known each other via social media platforms they remind many of the umbrella movement that blocked hong kong for weeks in 2014 but failed to achieve its goal the extradition bill has revived hong kong's opposition a new generation is taking to the streets they have no organizations and no leadership they coordinate in chat groups. oh my god i was just going to say when the umbrella movement happened i was only in 7th grade but i've been paying attention to hong kong politics at the same so now there is this anti extradition bill news meant it's time to get out from the. find the

computer and fight. the led. zack and his friends volatile continue until the extradition plans are ultimately scrapped. to. get to the last rebel stronghold in syria has been surrounded him bombarded by assad's forces for months many refugee families there are fighting just to survive if you inject ospital are often our sole source of help. so bob is very nervous as he waits for the big news his wife is giving birth and this clinic men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward it's one of the few places pregnant women in northern italy can go. after tense hours of waiting the moment has finally arrived the boss wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st

snapshot of the newborn to all his friends and relatives. but we came here to northern syria say my wife could safely deliver her child i'll stay here until tomorrow and then we'll bring up baby to our hut. but a bleak existence with no prospects awaits the family there the camp in italy offers refuge to 800000 people they come from across syria fleeing assad's bombs now their strategy here and the country's last rebel held enclave they have a vain hope for some security. there practically no jobs there's not enough food water or medicine. saddam and his loved ones have already lived in the camp for 2 years 4 people in a simple room with tarps there's no protection from the heat his daughters suffers from bronchitis but no one can help here they prefer to go back home to hama but

that's simply impossible. we can't go back because there's permanent fighting bombing and shooting and whenever we tried to return there were grenade attacks and barrel bombs. and the families from across italy hope to get a little help in the allen carr clinic one of the few medical centers that has not been destroyed by bombing. 126 children are treated here every day but the clinic has long been unable to treat all of them it lacks doctors and medicine newborns in particular are quickly released and do not receive the protection and the care they urgently need. one fortunately the newborns often live in tents and barracks instead of houses and their parents often bring them back to the clinic in very poor condition after just a couple of days because they're living situation is so bad. i think

that's a boss son mahmoud could also share his mother is still weak herself after giving birth the newborn is extremely vulnerable an uncertain future awaits him and syria's last rebel stronghold. few countries in the world there are more women in management positions than russia . but there is still a long way to go before there is true gender equality. maria gilman over 1st started designing ceramics when she was a psychology student after she graduated she got a job in advertising but all the while she kept up her hobby and finally 3 years ago she managed to turn it into a business when she opened her own pos rework shop. but getting ahead in

a male dominated world hasn't been without its difficulties the goshi a sing about money in particular can prove a challenge with certain archaic attitude still prevailing. if you will often they don't take women seriously as business partners. if i were a man their behavior would be different. they wouldn't be haggling about prices so much that a go. despite some suppliers pushing for further discounts maria's pottery business is posting double digit growth she employs 5 workers and has received funding from a private investor. from generation to generation our women have shown their love to the world the people and their home and soviet ideology meant that women were expected to work but in upper management the men often still call the shots. but studies now suggest that 50 percent of russians believe that men should earn

money and women should take care of the family. at this year's and petersburg international economic forum the reality being presented did not conform with those attitudes. there are more women than men in positions in russia than anywhere else in the world. 41 percent of management positions it's a left over from soviet times. but when it comes to pay equality the country still has a long way to go women in russia earn 30 percent less than men on average and many of the peak positions in politics continue to be held by men in russia successful business women are more common in small and medium sized enterprises than in larger conglomerates as for maria. my plan is to sell my

product in europe and to broaden our range for private customers right now we work more with restaurants in the future we want to supply retailers. and she has no fears about facing up to the usually male competition. the global construction boom has led to a shortage of sand and kenya is no exception. local people suffer most from the legal sound harvesting as water supplies vanish along with the sun. it's a walk across the scarred landscape which john calls home this used to be a river carrying drinking water for the community and their livestock in much across county kenya that's until sent out it's just started illegally mining the riverbed leaving barely any sand told the water john fight to stop them but his

activism has come at a high price. goes when no or somebody. who . also is a human being that you made. john says send cartels that behind the illegal mining which feeds the demands of the country's rapid and i say should people in his community believe they won't stop the destruction until there is no sand left with no regard for those whose lives depend on access to the water is. when the sun is too hot and you come to look for water you find the levels have gone very low and this water result it's not good for washing clothes for drinking this water is bad and we sometimes catch diseases like typhoid. all over the country illegal sand harvesting is taking place in broad daylight the

driver of this truck doesn't want to be filmed but tells us up to $200.00 truckloads of sand are collected each day. many lives have been ruined or lost due to kenya sandra this is a 36 year old mom who lost her husband a centavo who died at work. it happened on the 7th of march 24th teen. he was scooping sand to sell. as they were scooping sand and taking underground the soil above him felt around and buried him. as does self as opposed to the sand harvesting which has caused an almost permanent drought in the region but she knows that many of these men who make just a few dollars a day to have no choice. with.

the problem that we visit their own tiny job and we have families we have needs. we're human beings and we try to hold to get chills but we just don't get to. dunn says it's a tragedy that men like matthew are being used by the cut tells and have become complicit in destroying the livelihoods of their communities he's asking politicians and police to find the stand up to those stealing much sand so that hopefully one day its rivers can recover.

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