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tv   Frag den Lesch  Deutsche Welle  November 5, 2020 12:45pm-1:01pm CET

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moments aren't and that in the next days or maybe weeks however much time she's got left you shall draw strength from it that's important and beautiful city and the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river. for sylvia it's another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mostly waters one more time. from france alone reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a white house in the background on the short walls of the phaser follows the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for some of the norman. back outside the associations headquarters to nations and feeds from 1st aid courses that from venza oh and its colleagues offer paid for everything here all the associations vehicles bear the name of fenceless late wife this birth. 6 years
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ago when she was dying of cancer she wanted to make one last trip to the north sea but fans low couldn't find an organization that could fulfill this final wish because health insurance wouldn't pay for it. or if we cannot offer our fellow human beings a last bit of humanity and kindness in their final hours for purely financial reasons then there's something terribly wrong in this country that was the last straw that's what i'd like but. since then venza has organized hers like the one for so if you know him and. she wants to take another look at her grandparents owned neighborhood. watch her thoughts on the coming days. pretty relaxed i think you know i was back here again and that's really beautiful. and i look at the pictures again. but there is something more. something poignant
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and deep. for turn lasts for hours then it's time to go back to the hospice franklins low hasn't counted how many last wishes he's fulfilled he says as passengers shouldn't be reduced to statistics. then it's time to say farewell to the passenger. and like every time it's goodbye for good. i just said goodbye and i said if we don't see each other here any more than someplace else what else can you say to people. the next morning winslow prepares the ambulance for its next passenger. he doesn't want to arrive too late. i'm sure there are many families who are grateful for his service. they are the
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largest demonstrations in poland and decades tens of thousands of people are protesting a court decision that bans nearly all abortions and they fear that the country is sliding further into autocratic hands as the ruling law and justice party pushes a conservative nationalist agenda olga sabbagh is expecting her 1st child and she is alarmed by the government's plans she says the protests as a fight for self autonomy in her country. these are some of the biggest protests in decades in poland. women and above all young people are demonstrating against the new extremely strict laws on abortion. it would mean that in the future an abortion would be illegal in poland even if the fetus is so ill they would die at birth women feel deprived of their rights. this look over here to show that we're strong
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and able to fight for our freedom and right to decide we don't want to be terrorized we want to have a choice i mean if you put your as an adult i'm simply ashamed i've been ashamed for several years already that i live in such a country i'm really mortified. that you know we are being stripped of our rights we have been abandoned and need to fight for all the women in poland that covered her apartment. is pregnant with her 1st child. she supports the demonstrators from home because of the coronavirus. no i haven't been at any of the protests my husband and i wanted to go but the fact that i'm pregnant kept me from doing it soonish what used. olga and her husband artur are looking forward to the birth of their child they already know they're expecting a girl. and the doctors say she's healthy. but what if that weren't the case
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what if the fetus was terminally ill and unable to survive. if i found out now that the pregnancy was threatened or that something bad would happen to the child right after birth and then she would die and i'd still have to carry the baby to the end . i be able to feel the baby but i'd know that it would die that would be an inconceivable atrocity to the mother and the child who's going to die anyway. what really has all got upset is the timing. and making a decision like this during a pandemic when you can actually predict people being opposed to it it's not the 1st time people have demonstrated against this that the month this. the nationwide demonstrations involving hundreds of thousands of people are about far more than abortion laws they are protesting the right to self-determination and freedom in
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polish society 6 that the abortion ruling was made by a government friendly constitutional court just adds insult to injury. will find opposed to the ruling made by this fake court because i'm a woman and i have my rights group you're throwing him out 3 of the vital knowledgeable people did you know if we want to live in a normal western society if we're fed up with a few 5 gentlemen running their lives for us by phone they're here but you know. the protest in devoutly catholic poland is directed at the church as well demonstrators have interrupted masses the police have been brought in to protect the churches but ultra right nationalists are showing up as well spoiling for a fight there have been clashes. there has also been heated debate on abortion legislation in the polish parliament the same the deputy prime minister is demanding harsh measures be taken against the
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demonstration organizers during the pandemic. i suppose in crowds of people to mortal danger to criminals just plain folks yes those defeated. but the intensity of the protests has apparently shaken the resolve of the policymakers president andre duda is proposing compromises to allow pregnancies to be terminated not only in cases of incest after rape or if the life of the mother is at risk. but many of the demonstrators say that's simply a poor compromise their continuing to protest here for example by blocking the streets opposition politicians are supporting them. it says if i steal a 100 from you and give you 50 back. despite all their joyful anticipation olga and her husband artur are left wondering about the rights women have in poland. i feel threatened because i feel my
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rights are endangered i'm no longer sure about my future here in this country. and it is this uncertainty that is placing a stressful burden on the mother to be. have you ever waited hours at a bus stop in the freezing cold well for young kids in rural sweden like the ones we're about to meet it comes with the territory but some have found an alternative means of transportation there is the ingenue a-t. and a legal loophole they have found a way to drive on 4 wheels despite not being of age and their vehicles are quite special. they may look like they've got a lot of horsepower under the hood but far from it. despite the tricks none of these pickup trucks does more than 30 kilometers per hour that's why they're marked with a big triangle above the rear bumper for young people in rural areas here in sweden there are huge trend that's because you can drive
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a so-called tractor from age 15 with a moped license. your boy i live in the country i can use it to get to school and there a nice way to get together and hang out it's fun. who are about the same age or in a snap chat group together we write to each other and see where everyone is. air fresheners stereo systems all for cars with a top speed of 30 that are really tractors by long the vehicles 1st came about when people in rural sweden started converting old cars into farm vehicles they were used to pull trailers through the fields they only had space for 2 people. to rear part and move it forward. so you end up with a space for transporting stuff. used to be used in the fields.
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that's where the farmers could learn things. today the pickups or have become the hobby for young people in the countryside they're also a way to gain some independence according to 15 year old john who owns 3 of them this one hasn't been approved for the road because a cable in the control system could be manipulated. 30 engine switches off of the inspection the authorities had a problem with this cable. needs to be more security installed. it can cost up to $10000.00 euros to convert an old swedish car into a fashionable pickup truck for a 15 year old but it's better than waiting ages for the bus or riding a moped in the freezing winter and besides the meet ups are a great excuse for a party. a steep price for a slow car but it looks like fun thanks so much for watching the focus on europe
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