a film about knowledge and belief trust and deception democracy of the global journalist 1st on g.w. . this is dated news live from both enjoyed floyd on the verge of his final journey the body of the man who's deaf in police custody sparked protests around the world the rise of the funeral home in houston in texas the coffin will be on view until the funeral on tuesday also on the program for. the d.w.p. investigation discovers that we go muslims held in chinese detention camps can only go free if they admit they have been practicing their religion is

a crime. and i agree about racism outraged over the coronavirus of brazil's death toll the surging and many blame far right president dr paulson r. m so go welcome to the program we begin in the united states where a memorial service for george floyd is being held today in houston texas as the floyd is they are nom de black man whose killing by a white police officer in minneapolis and sparked global protests a 6 hour public viewing of his casket will be held at the fountain of praise church in houston where he was raised and where he lived before moving to minneapolis several years ago the funeral service will be held on tuesday. in the vice of this killing calls for police of reform in the u.s.

are gaining momentum several cities saw mass rallies over the weekend demonstrators are demanding an end to bias and excessive force amongst police ranks that is all too often turned deadly. 2 weeks on from george floyd's killing they still come to grieve not only for him but for the searing injustices that plagued their nation. we change 6 6 time has not quelled their anger in minneapolis on sunday nor make us promise to dismantle the police department and start again. our commission is to end our city's toxic relationship with the media outlets to police departments to answer police thing as we know it. elsewhere in the city the magnitude of the moment laid bare when a protester confronted magic friday. the crowd unloaded on the mayor when he disagreed with the moves.

my. emotions were running high in cities across north america and boston protesters pleaded with police. as well as order police try to restore public trust i. believe sports stars and set the protester arena to n.b.a. players from the milwaukee bucks joined a march. and the denver broncos took to the streets to after years of being told to shut up american football players finally feel free to speak out against racism. in seattle there was a panic when a car drove into a black lives matter demo onlookers feared the worst when the driver emerged

holding a gun he was arrested one man was injured. in north carolina george floyd's family. gathered to commemorate the man whose killing convulsed their country the lord is present in this now the public will gets a chance to pay their respects in houston texas his final resting place. today doubloon fascination into the situation in china's region where researchers estimate that up to a 1000000 people have been just deep have been detained in so-called reeducation camps remote province in china's far northwest is off limits to international media mostly goes who make up most of the region's population or long faced repression by chinese authorities including over recent years lengthy prison terms the w.'s investigative team has found that many imprisoned weakness inside the camps have been forced to choose from a list of crimes and then sentenced in sham trials without access to due process i

reports and spoke with people who escaped from china's network of repression. you don't have any freedom at or your money 24 seventh's they can interrogate you as any time even at night when you're asleep the women i was with and used up there because they had want to head scarf. traveled abroad there wasn't a single criminal among them. that's the voice of a woman who spent almost a year inside the reeducation camp in china with keeping her identity a secret in order to protect her family and since a remote region in northwest china. she ingenues home to the week is a predominantly muslim ethnic group. decades of state sponsored discrimination against them fades into discontent and times of violence including riots and terror

attacks. in response china has cracked down and we built up a close knit surveillance system the authorities have imprisoned more than a 1000000 people in internment camps. cross chin jang the chinese government claims the camps were set up to fight extremism and provide leaders with cation all skills but detainees and documents contradict that narrative rather detainees are targeted based on little more than their culture and religion and are forced to undergo a draconian and often brutal brainwashing program. and now we have on earth even more chilling evidence of china's for oppression of week we talk to former detainees who managed to escape china's network of re-education camps. one day they were handed a list of alleged crimes. but it was one page of

paper we had to choose one item i started reading it and it said wearing a headscarf playing owning a qur'an phoning all contact him people abroad they stress and you will stay here until you pick a crime so i signed the paper and put my finger print. a few days after the woman was forced to sign the list official start of calling up people one by one for what amounts to a sham trial oh yes you were you forgot there were no lawyers. there were to read out the judgement and the detainee would have to say i confessed my crimes i promise i won't repeat my wrongdoings not that i want to just the cost. so that. we analyze satellite imagery in publicly available material such as construction bids and tender notices and managed to locate 3 camps where these trials happened in 2018 in

3 different locations across 2. after the trial. detainees started disappearing some were picked up at night others led away from their classrooms never to return. but it seems that only those who had confessed to religious acts in the child's were picked up this is yet another indication that china is targeting we get culture and religion. the woman and the other detainees we took to manage to skate to neighboring cousins down the stairs with constant resident seal family members were eventually allowed to leave china. my husband says i've changed sometimes i get very angry so no reason is just screaming during the night i'm so exhausted all the times.

we can speak about this with the aid of losing sherry chang who is actually part of the investigation saying welcome sherry. these people are forcibly detained anyway why do you think china feels it has to go through the motions of a trial inside these camps well actually this is a very interesting question we would also like to ask the chinese authorities and in fact we tried to reach out to them to the foreign ministry of china and also to the embassy in germany when they focus on the response about these trials but one speculation or one very possible reason is that actually in the past few years international media has been reporting about this we educating towns in china and it puts a lot of pressure on the chinese authorities. asking about their treatment of their wages there and this could be one way for them to transfer all these detainees from the detention camps to. prisons. kind of legitimize way i say we had in the revolt that some detainees disappear after the trial so is that what

we're presumed to be presumed that they believe these crimes and go to prison it's very hard to really confound because there's no paper trail off and the trials or any of even the names of the. these but from what we have heard from the witnesses and from experts we assume that many of them have been taken to prisons also actually some of our witnesses told us that if they were some of them if they were given lighter sentences actually they were sent home not to prison but then they would be and a very strict surveillance from the state there would be officers visiting their homes every day to watch them basically. monitoring the story for some time the chinese government claimed early this this year that everyone who had received these this so-called education and training inside these comes have graduated and that all leading happy lives what does your research tell you this is absolutely

true from our research as we said in the report many of them have been going through these trials and sent to prison and actually there are also reports some of these former detainees they were transferred to factories. or in other parts of china to work as forced labor and actually many fake many of these factories are producing for foreign companies including german companies so what sort of international pressure is being applied to china over the treatment of weak muslims so far international community has been quite quiet the e.u. has discussed the sanctions on china because of the treatment of the weakest and the u.s. recently passed an act to sanction some officers who are responsible for the treatment of weakness but. other than that. i mean many things that have done that have been done by specially germany actually is quite quiet. it could be because

it's a very important trading partner for germany and this is really an issue of economy versus human rights so i suppose it's our job to just keep highlighting what's going. on from deep to be reversed to go here thank you. and when i have more on this story throughout the day and you can see the full reports on the d.w. news huge huge channel now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world we'll start in the united states where areas outside new orleans are under water after tropical storm cristobal across the show still made landfall over the weekend causing flooding and property damage in other states it was downgraded to a tropical depression on monday. workers in paris have begun to dismantle scaffolding that melted steering the fire the not to dump the fatal last year the church was being restored when the blaze broke out about $200.00 tons of metal that

needs to be removed. well not his fault will start in football manchester city hoping to overturn their 2 year ban from playing in the lucrative european champions league they wish premiership clubs case of the court of arbitration for sport began today european football's governing body banned man city in february for breaking financial fair play rules and they face losing tens of millions of euros in prize money as well as a battle to home a home to some of their best players a close hearing in sheffield to take place over 3 days. and germany's bundesliga shouters run without a win stretched to 12 games following a one will draw. in coach david vaca had been widely praised when his club challenge for the top spot in the league before the mid-season break but after another disappointing result on sunday he's now fighting to save his job. before kickoff both the gooney on and shocker showed their support for the black

lives matter of protests coaching staff included. once the game was underway it didn't take long for the huns site to score an answer you just threw a ball sending or a shot and 31 on one. the germans finish gave alex on the new bell no chance. but shocking hit back just before the half hour mark englishman john joe kenny rifling in from outside the books. the on loan everton defender with a pinpoint drive to level scores. the 2nd half sort chances go begging with neither side able to take advantage 11 the final score another disappointing day out for shall now winless in 12. months and we're in an insanely difficult phase and we know exactly why that is we know where our problems lie and we've

discussed them of course we'll discuss them again in greater detail at the end of the season we have various problems to solve feel free. to knee on safety is now 0 but confirmed. it was no sunday evenings bundesliga action hosted collodion a heated encounter with planned to physical contact a late flurry of goals meant the evenly contested affair ended in a draw and with only 4 games until the end of the season both teams looks set to remain in the top flight. the physicality was high between oust burke in cologne over 30 fouls occurred on the pitch midway through the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led to a change from the spot for alex byrd. team overall though kept his cool when it counted. pal seemed to prevent outskirt from taking the lead florian need a lesson or has missed 2 of his last 3 penalties in the bundesliga in the 2nd half

with less than 10 minutes left cologne brought in season striker anthony majestic and the 32 year old made his presence felt. that this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alps birth defects but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes alberg in possession from burgos cross finds philip max who slotted it home to level the score one all. max's 8th goal of the season a personal best. hausberg remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but if they get matches against cologne. well this might ease and it's not down south in spite easing it's the locked out in south africa which has been in place since the end of march the country's economic

the economic consequences of it the poor particularly hard unemployment is soaring with millions out of work one part of cape town to form a gang leader has stepped in to help people in need is a mat with thanks and skepticism. many charities in the cape town feed the hungry what sets this one apart as the fact that it's borgen eyes by a former gang leader. on my i used to head the mongols one of the most feared gangs in this city. i know not most of the people go. in. with. the slogan on his t. shirt says the harder you fall a stronger you rise it could describe meyers own life he was behind bars for 18 years for crimes including a martyr conviction this area the cape flats has a reputation for organized crime and drug trafficking cape town she's an average of

8 murders every day but lockdown has led to a drop in gang warfare according to a local pastor he's been trying to mediate between gangs for 20 years. i like to think of it the call it was in the skies. but it does really really. brought people together from all walks of life. in the 11000000 seem to get it when i get 2 of the gang leaders most of them will visit the pit increase with it's like that i would. say with these motives. how do you how do you explain that to a kid. there's a resign when a mother of 4 says leon meyer has become a symbol of hope in the area. she used payments halfway through the month unemployment is rife here. because these are people like that.

to our people. and. we don't get anything that. it's tough you know support the community even through. but criminologist dawn pena is convinced gang members have an ulterior motive for helping out their community. gangs in my experience sold them do anything for anybody else they they they it's all about themselves it's all about what they can gain so you know my 1st question would be if they distributing food parcels why you know what are they getting out of it and. you know that they might want to look good in their communities but they might be using that there's a lot out so you know how do you get out and distribute your drugs back on the keep

flights leave on my own admits that breaking with the past is easier said than done . but kids is never going to go away are going to be get some very emotive things that will always be there will always be gangsters in the way we stay around in the way we look they put us all together i used to considering itself again for the times. i'm against i'm a born against the i'm a mongrel i will thing against him. because the only way out. in through this i can supply my people. in the mean time days or resign is headed hold with. she says she doesn't judge others a priority is making sure her children don't go to bed hungry. now to brazil where the government is under fire for its decision to change the way it reports coronavirus to to sticks with more than $36000.00 deaths the country now has the world's 3rd highest death toll in the 2nd highest number of cases behind

the united states thousands of people took to the streets of cities across the country including sao paolo in protest of for and against president of boston are these handing of the crisis he's been criticized for downplaying the danger of the pandemic and dismissing the need for protective measures. put on david hertz is the founder of gastro t.v. global initiative that addresses social inequality fight food waste and provides kitchen training in local communities he joins us from south pole a welcome to day to you how is your business changed over recent months in response to this pandemic. hi shiro thank you for this opportunity to change everything you know like we've been working for such a long time for more than 15 years using food as a tool for social change mainly provide the training for cooks for entrepreneurs

but also fighting food supply also support the people living the streets only wish meals so in the plan then mccain we are all like thinking how people in the favelas are going to survive without having the the income because you know brazilians we have a say that we work for lunch to have been on the table so we were very happy. i would say fast to the response and created a new model which had the solidarity keech and some of the cooks that we train are now in employed and they're turning their hols their residencies into slowly direct the kitchen so guests from a diva is supporting them we've an income we fooled the greed inst and also logistical and technical support so they can distribute food for free so listen to these babies in expectation of for the next few months

or 50000000 brazilians going through hunger because of funding climbing a little bit and you'll be doing that when you can to deal with the greats i say i'm let's look at the recent news out of brazil the president's decision to stop publishing the daily totals of corona virus deaths and infections what are people that you're speaking to one of they make of this. so 1st of all that number has been mender estimated for in many levels we've been working with the favelas in brazil and we have this about the 5 fail of this community that they have their own data and they are the ones that are supporting now for days so regarding brazil what happened is like in the last we would say is that 70 percent of the population is understanding that we are fighting now and to share fascism and to racism so i guess the 70 percent part of the ones that voted to most are not who are opening

their eyes but that is a lot to do and to advocate and specially about the numbers it seems like today they already came back the government and they going to provide a number so we've been leaving with these changes for these last 3 months because for one side the government is keeping the supports for the families for the hospitals and everything so we deal with. the bowl messages which makes the populations very vulnerable i could talk to you thank you so much for joining us and david the hats from augusta motif thank you. i was weeks of lockdown weigh heavily on us in our gallery in japanese trying to spread a little post pandemic joy with an homage to the pop art generation. and american classics from the beach boys which captured the spirit of the sixty's good

vibrations is also the title of the new exhibition at the vilhelm hakka museum in looking at how often. the song uses optimism and that is exactly what the museum hopes to reaganite as the world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic. he lets me to move has become possible again we're also taking small steps towards normalization at the museum and there is a great sense of joy that we can finally start to resume our regular lives ended the organizers came up with the title 1st and only then selected the words the museum is literally sitting on a treasure thousands of works are stored in the basement of patron donated his collection to the museum including classics like and the walls portrait of elizabeth tate. this is the 1st day the show is open for visitors to

enjoy and many have waited a long time for this moment. i've missed museums for sure there are all kinds of things on the internet but i can't sit in front of a screen all day and the experience of standing in front of a picture is totally different from staring at a screen. these are the good vibrations the beach boys sang about back then a long time ago and we really need them. and they both. exist for life i'm confident about the future in a time of crisis the exhibition organizers want to give visitors a brief escape from the coronavirus pandemic. is one of our top stories this hour the body of george floyd the mom whose deaf employees custody sparked protest to iraq as a ride to church in houston texas the city where he threw the coffin will be on view until the funeral on tuesday. and the d.w.

investigation has found that muslim leaders of detention camps in china's xinjiang region of been subjected to forced confessions and sham trials former detainees told the new they have to choose from a list of crimes many related to religious worship disbelief some 1000000 people detect. to chew up today to have more for you at the top of the hour. of course on the website as. of the day.

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