speak. the mind yeah and yeah. yeah yeah. and then we. saw. this is the footprint of. when you lose it it's. been a just few minutes. or so in this business very good place. yeah you can hear. about. the legal dispute between the palm oil company and the. company is not.

a market value of $10000000.00 mine is wrong in the tropical heat. what has happened to this land can be clearly seen here they told us that the work in our forest would be to our advantage that palm oil was for us but we don't want that and they wanted to negotiate prices with us but we refused. to get. it here and. here again. i'm happy that. this occurred it grows naturally in this forest to taste delicious but it helps ward off costs. because it grows wild that's a good. you know. the

country's big companies are up to. but they'll at least win the battle over the forest in the conservation reza. i phone 5 in august last year there's no more encroachments it's been that's more or less the week we want on the ground new one because because there's nobody anymore. the i. feel like you know little feet. now would be a happy ending if one were bought a ticket if they did do it they're begging to be corrected to $3.00 money that you won by. getting what. you did. not get ahead.

on some losing home. field you. really feel. the need. for and. even if they have settled down and much is changed in their lives respect for nature remains an important part of bank contra line density. there.

this is what we call supper route. so we make separate routes to honor the animals of the forest. her. long ago that our ancestors hunted big animals like leopards rhinos and tape. and then they made these separatists to pay respect to the animals and to appease their spirits more. over 20 years 5000 on land rights lawsuits of petered out without success. it's a sensational victory to be able to stop

a powerful company like radiant lagoon the least phenomenon. but. it gives them a little breathing space in this exhausting fight over the forest by a cold home for generations. word of this partial success has also reached paying my goot one of the last far is no man's he too is still active in the fight for his land. together with his wife he meets regularly with other than on chiefs. we have to go now there are plenty of fish you can catch. we'll be back on sunday

now we have to go one. day here and don't go anywhere. to. the nearest jungle settlement is a pound 5 ounce away from their village they can try the route. in the end even the calm won't take them any 5 a. destination is the settlements of long mare on many pain and work here for timber companies and on palm oil blank haitians.

in the eyes of paying my goods and call me drive to high a price for a little prosperity. my last time tomorrow there's. 2003 thing at the time this all covered by a forest and. nobody lives there for them on. killing their own mental process that i. here they see the money here difficult about their culture their. history their relate to kill kill their children then the next day you know. i couldn't live like this you see it's very hard i couldn't live here.

if i had to give up my forest to get electricity i wouldn't want that. i would only accept help from the government if i didn't have to destroy my forests to go to. travel from all parts of sauron work to meet with malaysian government officials the financial ask to fill out forms to obtain identity cards so that they can be recognized as citizens of malaysia. my best the government to take care of things they say and there i will do it. i've been waiting years and nothing's happened.

but if i have an id card that i can protect my land i can sue in court. this idea would allow me to negotiate over my land over the rivers and all that. if i got sick i could get treatment in a hospital. the. government officials keep everyone waiting eventually realize i've been stood up. we paid a lot of money for example for gasoline to get here it rained all the way we're very disappointed we've been waiting for these i.d.'s for many years now and they're still not here.

to get here i had to drive by car then by motorcycle and cross the big river. i could have had an accident with a car a motorcycle or in the river. i would have happened then. we start the pipeline goes through my land and i haven't even received just mark up and station. chief so know that without id sped can be no land no compensation and no future. makes his way back disappointed.

you know we're going to put out that you are going to everything came all the way along mayor ivy. the discussions and everything were good but it makes me sad that the people responsible for our ideas did not condit who i do for you know but. use the largest producer of palm oil in the wound and another 700000 hectares of rainforest to be cleared plantations in the coming years. lee unique environment and home of the pentagon is in danger of. the forest nomads alms giving up.

i mean. none would like the government to protect the forests. not only the government can protect the forest company the credit and don't allow logging companies into the forests that's what i want for my children and grandchildren they cannot i why. only if my children and grandchildren protect the forest just redo it on a card for that but a few spots of rain forest will be preserved though no longer. you know yeah buddy i believe it's possible and if those in charge are on our side and if the lawyers help us later help our children but i grandchildren. probably almost get into.

music can change lives these children from mexico and just learning that. their life selfish shadowed by poverty and family promise but important distracting me that i allow science and find hope for the future 3000. spot. story of prejudice and propaganda.

they were called the rhineland bastards. their mothers were germans living in the occupied rhineland their fathers soldiers from the french colonies to the feast half of the german children had a hard time and because they were a reminder of the german defeat. they grew up in a climate of wounded national pride and racism the thought of the european population felt that it was important to be mites and to stay right like. exclusion and contempt culminated in forced sterilization under the nazis. and this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. because the children have changed. storage where 11.

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