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normality post looked down. the almost 2 years since the coronavirus pandemic broke out many countries are now running vaccination programs the biggest vaccine developers expect to be able to produce more than $5000000000.00 doses in 2021 with 2 doses necessary per person that would mean around a 3rd of the global population could be immunized this year none the less it will take a while before all the almost $8000000000.00 people on the planet a vaccinated yet time is pressing 2000000 people have already died of covert 19 and infection rates continue to rise many countries remain under lockdown economies of ground to a halt leaving many people struggling to make ends meet but in china's hu hand where the pandemic began things are different at least officially. they are this. annis hip hop artist raps about love happiness and life struggles

even if not about a more immediate issue here in the coronavirus. the only reminders of the pandemic in this concert venue are the mosques and the way audience members keep a little distance from each other. we haven't been able to go to live concerts like this for a long time due to the pandemic. i'm thrilled. she's doing what many people around the world wish they could do again going out to enjoy themselves and not worrying about the coronavirus. everyone was afraid during the pandemic now it's getting better. it's been about one year since the virus is believed to have made the jump to humans on seafood market. the government tried to play down the extent of the outbreak. we

went to in search of facts what we found was a city in a state of emergency. there is still major skepticism over the official numbers for corona virus cases and deaths 2 days after we shot our footage the city was closed off completely leaving 11000000 people under law. among them young so he became a blogger during the pandemic posting videos of daily life for this family back then we interviewed him in his apartment via smartphone. my son has already forgotten that there are playgrounds outside. his 1st video picked up 30000000 views here young song is being disinfected by his wife as he enters their partner and. back then the world's focus was still on china the virus seemed far away. we got 130. 1000 more followers in

a single night. we visit young song at his home a year after the corona virus outbreak he and his wife are still very wary of the virus the family voluntarily stay 2 months longer in quarantine and they do it again due to a lack of faith in their government. the greatest concern now is how to survive financially. the pandemic has had major economic consequences for everyone that's why i have a province has decided to make leisure parks and tourist attractions free of charge hopefully that will help boost consumer spending. this is healthy. they now fear a 2nd wave which would make their financial situation critical even so they're proud of their country and of themselves for getting through the lockdown. sure it was frustrating i just wanted to go out. and then i no longer have an income but

still had to make our monthly mortgage payments. so we can eat less spend less and buy less but i have to pay back the loan. on that. their apartment is now also home to what remains of his wife's tea shop which did not survive like many other small businesses it does not appear anywhere in official statistics. young song runs a driving school for digger operators he made drastic losses during the 1st 6 months. he needs the latest machines for his school but now does not have the funds. i borrowed money to buy 2 new vehicles i haven't had any new trainees since february and i haven't earned anything it's been far too long since i had any new training was. jealous. who on today has

many faces for china it's a city of heroes who survived the virus and the lock down that's also the story being told to visitors at an exhibition and move. on of course she jumping is the greatest hero of the mall 2 rooms of the exhibition are dedicated to the president with imagery that emphasizes his role as a caring head of state who led china's successful fight against the coronavirus. doctors nurses and the military are shown standing shoulder to shoulder for many chinese a visit to the exhibition is a patriotic duty. with the people of great and the chinese nation is great china has done a good job. is also a city of losers the many small shop owners and traders who went out of business who are struggling to survive and who are not part of this new heroic tale. is also

the city of the many people who contract the virus and those who died of it. some locals are quietly anonymously critical of the economic fallout. we meet a man who feels abandoned he helped as a volunteer without pay now he doesn't know how he'll make ends meet he's one of many ordinary working people who are afraid to speak openly. we're angry that the government didn't react sooner we're angry because they always do this they say it's not so bad then they suppress it because everyone is afraid of making a false move and losing their job everyone wants to fill their rice bowl. good han we see today is resurgent on the surface but there are cracks in the facade that state propaganda is trying hard to paste over the fear of oppression was for some greater than the fear of a new pandemic wave something again missing from the official story. china was able

to contain the virus because the government imposed radical lockdowns and also because people pull together. violence towards women has risen sharply cheering the pandemic widespread curfews have provided fertile ground for abuse trapped indoors women around able to escape their own partners cramped living conditions fewest social contacts and limited access to support or increase the risk of physical and psychological abuse in families the u.n. estimates that in 20197 before the pandemic around 243000000 women and girls worldwide to been subjected to violence in kenya one woman is providing support to some in. which i go is the poor district of

nairobi and the well known red light district we won't show any of the sex with his for their protection gender based violence is rife and not just for sex with us. florence kayo also suffered abuse and now works to help girls in need it is not is it just in the in the in this village when you are at. it has a lot of talent is especially. so lucky because i i got a good support doctor and that is what i'm still giving other 2 of them doubts. it's estimated that one in 7 women in kenya has suffered gender based violence if you find help. florence k.s. says half the my he circles safe house to address the problem here regional location was this apartment building but it wasn't safe when we brought in a gal yes from their community and then the family of the but the church i knew about it's just so they came at night to destroy their windows of their house and

that's what actually what that what made me to show more. now me should go safe house is in a safer part of nairobi 26 girls and young women live here 7 of them with children of their own they receive medical care counseling and legal help and most importantly they are in a supportive community mary is 15 she used to live with her grandmother and then her aunt who eventually told mary to leave one evening she met a man on the street. who took me home with him. his wife was very nice to me so i stayed then he started to do bad things to me and i thought he was a good mom but he wasn't. mary is now pregnant at the statehouse she's found friends who understand what she's been through they have similar stories here they live more or less normal lives like one big family. we're

doing well we're safe here florence is like a mother to us on the way florence kay is devoted to helping the girls create new lives for themselves grace is 13 she was raped several times now she's getting help and educational opportunities at the safe house she wants to become an engineer. then i can help people especially poor people who don't have access to electricity so. they rely on donations for rained school fees and food florence k.-a says society as a whole needs to address the underlying issues. things have been normalized so even if it's sexual violence people think it's something that can affect someone in future so and so because the law also is a bit reluctant when it comes to. to true to sexual cry. during pandemic lock downs and with schools closed cases of gender based violence

have soared so florence k.-i has rented a 2nd building to shelter girls forced into sex work she is dismayed at the sheer scale of the problems. my jingoism my home but there are times that i feel that i'm not sick you are any more when i when i walk because i have confronted so many people on issues of sexual violence among us doubts and women. but florence kayo will not be deterred she continues to offer love and support to girls a need and to fight for an end to end violence. oh my goodness. now it's time for global ideas this week we had to the forest covered andean mountains and covering the forests a home to a wide variety of species including the rest back to come back so one area has been

turned into a pious them a new national park the local farmers were initially apprehensive about the decision fearing for their livelihoods global ideas visited the area a few years ago during our recent return we showed local people the film we made back then and asked how things changed in the meantime. it's the start of another working day for rangers in the mano national park armando has decided to wear a cap today it's damp cool and cloudy here in the mountains of peru. he lives in a village at the edge of the park and used to be a farmer but he's proud of what he and his fellow rangers have achieved over the past few years.

put up with. almost all the rangers in the park have learned how to put out forest fires. we've been trained as fire fighters so. there was a fire here recently and i helped to get it under control. and it's important for us to be well trained in fighting the most but that's. about it armando zuniga lives in patton marco with his wife funny and their 3 children when still the farmer he was unhappy about the national park because nobody was allowed to plant crops there while the locals faced a shortage of arable land but a lot has changed since then when then korea my adamant especially in the hope of mother becoming farming is to provide a living for a lot of people here and i my wife and i grew corn. that was our

main source of being committed corn and potatoes by us but since 2014 with the help of the frankfurt zoological society and we in the village of learned to grow new and different crops. i must be on the wall with the with not feisal it's berries have proved a great success they're not new to the area but people used to grow them just for their own consumption with the help from frankfurt their cultivation has become more professional and new markets have opened up. like it on the i'm so pleased about the money i'm making with feisal. it's improved my family's financial situation. that i think i think the club is abundant and the plants produce fruit very often.

so it will be time to do the harvest and sell the berries again. my mum then they that remain of in the. farming practices are not the only things that have changed leaving is a traditional craft here practiced by women. it too has been modernized. they've set up a co-operative now lisa electric sewing machines and have developed a range of marketable products funny cruise the wife of armando sort of you've got this part of the group. she says the women are happy to have left their old lives behind that is the idea. again i wouldn't want to go back to the fields again. it's so tiring and it takes so much effort to work the land. now i work in so sitting down this is easy when happy

we don't have any worries well a few perhaps but not about money textiles are a better source of income. family cruise takes their children to school in the village every morning. the covert night. 18 pandemic has left its mark on these remote communities and prompted major changes. at the school is now able to use internet thanks to pandemic relief measures funded by germany's international climate initiative ringback ringback. when the start of this coming. in spread out across the school compound maintaining a distance from each other and their teachers. but with a. bit about was incumbent couldn't name an expert into the up in the many schools in peru have no internet access and until

a few months ago the students and teachers here had to spend half an hour climbing a steep hill to get any coverage. the school principal julio haven says it was an ordeal for all concerned. to go via. on rainy days the students couldn't do any work when the sun was very bright they couldn't read anything and the climb is dangerous one boy had a nasty full and i want slipped and dropped my phone it was covered in bruises you know another time i wanted to download teaching materials from the weapon started to brain my laptop got wet and broke i had to spend a fortune to have it repaired at. the newly installed internet access is set to change more than just schooling. jose has recently got his turn to be keeping. and he's now hoping to expand his

customer base thanks to the project run by the frankfurt to a logical society he's been able to find a new profession while helping to protect the environment. farming is no longer an option for me beekeeping is definitely more profitable of course you have to take good care of the b.l.s. so they can generate an income for us. he appreciates that the unspoiled nature of manu national park is good for his bees and his livelihood the people of touch on market are developing new ways to make a living while assuming responsibility for the environment armando's are eager for one has big plans. so you know. my aim is not just to be a ranger but also a leader in my community when it comes to environmental protection but. in my work in the park as well but i mean. i want to help to protect and preserve nature here

where there's a you know. if that's how it is and in preserving the park he's also protecting the new livelihoods of people in the surrounding villages. they show how they live sound fashion or often make optics social media is awash with influences thousands of them on the internet has created new jobs and career opportunities on the market is. the biggest social media platforms of visited by more than 9500000000 uses every month that's more people than live on the planet instagram alone has a 1000000000 registered users and is alleged to have made 20000000000 dollars in advertising sales in 2019 and the top social media stars have more than $200000000.00 followers. in the small village of guba cine in southern turkey one young man's internet korea use tossing

a. 17 year old. lives to cook his little sister melanie is capturing his every move on video. today they fired up the clay oven known as the tone dear tom is making economic the traditional flat bread. mission because it's a famous dish here and i'm talking i've prepared the dough now we just need to add the toppings this 5 bread is much like llama june now it needs baking i hope it will taste good. has around a 1000000 followers on instagram he's been uploading cooking videos since last spring the turkish t.v. shows viewers how to whip up a few ingredients and in the coronavirus era he's clearly struck a chord. to

have became a social media star almost overnight yes it's. his village of google is away from most social media influencers located at the southernmost tip of turkey most of the residents earn a living working the fields or doing odd jobs behind this wall on the opposite hill is syria. talk i grew up in these parts as the 11th of 12 children. i've been interested in cooking since i was a child the older i got the more i liked it and the more i got involved in it a few of those around me were against it in my family as well. we've never been well off financially and they didn't want me using up so many ingredients.

his family's poverty is one of the reasons to her left school at age 10 another is that he suffers from anxiety which makes it hard for him to travel in cars or buses so he spends most of his time at home with his mother merriam helping her with the cooking and baking that's often made him the subject of cruel comments. come to love the neighbors would often say why just tell how do you that they never approved. but i told them why shouldn't he. because whenever i cook he always came running in and watched me so enthusiastically. and now he's better than i am. i've always forgotten how to cook because he always does it now. russia wants malik's rolling targets to work he says he's got used to comments like cooking is for women but they still annoy him. now that he's an

internet star though he has more self-confidence. the 2 have worked out what goes down well on instagram cooking outdoors in the countryside or the neighbour's garden sits apart from the crowd of foodie bloggers. and to tell of it by those most of my followers live in cities so they like to see the nature in my videos i also think they appreciate my down to earth manner. tang has become so famous that he's earning a bit of money on instagram from ad revenue his local community has also taken notice and fixed up an old house for his family. the main thing for tom is the new kitchen. deck is that all it does it is i hope that now my followers will stop making jokes about how old and small our kitchen is i had to hear that a lot so they'd say your kitchen is dirty hopefully that won't happen anymore i'm

so happy i don't know what to say all that you don't need said has been almost lost if it weren't for my little brother tom we'd be going hungry right now. and you're laughing but you're serious right you didn't get to get tickets absolutely in this area there's no work there are no opportunities that useful as a. chanos his internet success won't last forever so he's planning his next move. was. on the high island be my dream is to become a real chef i want to have a restaurant or a snack bar where i can serve my dishes to people in person hopefully i can make this dream come true for me he said of. tondo him as has already been offered an apprenticeship now he just needs to overcome his fears and move to the city to

chase is dreams and show he's no flash in the pan. that's all from us that global street 1000 base time we hope you've enjoyed the show to send us your feedback right lobel 3000 at d w dot com and don't forget to visit our facebook pages d w global ideas i'm d w women see you next week take cash.

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