the coronavirus not to be special monday to friday on w. . this is day 8 of any news live from berlin germany tightened security around its vaccination program the government warns and you that says conspiracy theorists and saboteurs could try to disrupt its coronavirus immunization supply chain that says that it's prepared also coming out on preset entered scenes in the netherlands as angry protests against

a coronavirus curfew spiral into rioting and looting dozens of people arrested. also bittersweet news from china where 11 miners are rescued after 2 weeks trapped underground 9 of their colleagues though are reported dead. plus have hopes of a democratic future deserted the people of egypt it's 10 years since the arab spring uprising so dictator hosni mubarak ousted from power but today the country remains governed by and i am fish sed. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program but german government says it's preparing for possible attacks on corona virus vaccination sentence vaccine shipments or vaccine my kids according to the interior ministry there is a quote abstract threat of. avatar's on germany's vaccination campaign in

a letter the ministry said vaccination opponents and conspiracy theorists could try to break into facilities or launch cyber attacks german mac vaccine manufacturers have already been targeted on several occasions by hackers attempting to steal intellectual property. earlier we spoke to our political correspondent emmanuel shaz about and i asked her how dangerous these threats of sabotage really are. well it's a very serious situation indeed and german the authorities warned against a high risk of for example cyber attacks against a research size production size so vaccination centers they say also that they have identified already some individuals responsible for such high kings and beyond they also were very bad to. the process that are taking place organized by virus skeptic by thursday fear doubt those protests could

could go out of hand away day for example went out of hand on a political level as a capital in the united states so there's a very serious threat here in germany dubbed the whole vaccination rollout might be at risk because of that but as you mentioned operators are so confident they're on top of things right now. emmanuel chance reporting while staying in germany far teams in berlin have sealed off one of the city's hospitals after identifying cases of the more infectious variant of the corona virus no new patients are being of admitted and staff can only travel to and from their homes at least 20 positive tests have been recorded but it's not yet clear how many involve the variant which emerged in britain last month the who both clinic in berlin where more than 1500 staff and 400 patients are in quarantine the hospital will not be admitting any new

patients for at least a fortnight. it is not nice for the patients they aren't allowed any visitors i am sad my daughter is inside she's waiting for food and drinks but i can't go in. the closure comes after 14 patients and 6 death members tested positive for the highly contagious new cold with 19 strains that originated in the u.k. staff were tested negative are in a so. called shuttle quarantine only allowed to travel between work and home but testing of all patients and staff is ongoing. yes the 1st results are starting to come in and we are not optimistic and we hope to have a better overview of the situation in the coming hours and days but we can already see that the number of cases is increasing that's up to. liked the whole world clinic is one of the only clinics in berlin that has been testing for the mutation since the start of the year. and it was only because we did

a preliminary screening of positive tests that the new virus strain came to our attention and we could act accordingly to protect the population as well as our employees and patients. despite their quick action there is great concern that the new virus variant will still spread uncontrollably both in berlin and the rest of germany. dutch prime minister mark has condemned violent protests against a coronavirus curfew at the weekend as criminal unrest flared up in amsterdam the city of eindhoven after the government announced the country's 1st nighttime curfew in more than 70 years police said hundreds of people were detained. anger boils over against the night curfew the 1st in 75 years. on the streets of eindhoven protesters set

a car on fire and then rampage through shops and the train station. this demonstration in amsterdam is illegal but residents a furious at the months long lockdown and now the new curfew. their live free. things you can think freely. they say their freedom and future are being sacrificed in the fight against the virus. even eating meat for life i don't agree with restrictions on freedom. it's certainly true that elderly people of all nobles but there are also so many young people involved and young people of the future. and it's all oh this is a voice that is saying no we're so afraid we're going in the wrong direction it may be understandable but it's still the wrong way. they are scared of.

the government says the curfew is a preventative measure the number of new positive tests have been fooling but prime minister mark rota warns against a possible surge of infections from the british mutation of the virus. hours after the curfew came into force this is all that's left of a covert testing center on the coast and in amsterdam riot police break up a mostly peaceful demonstration with water cannons the netherlands was one of the last e.u. countries to begin immunizing health work because with production delays slowing vaccination programs across europe a return to freedom here and elsewhere still looks alone why of. yours here's a look at some other developments in the pandemic mexican president andras manwell

lopez opera door has tested positive for covert 19 the announcement comes as his country registers the highest levels of infection and deaths to date israel will close its international airport to nearly all flights in a bid to bring a raging outbreak in the country under control and egypt has started vaccinating its population using the chinese made cinema farm shot health care workers and people with chronic diseases are among the 1st in line to receive the vaccine. in brazil thousands of people have joined a 2nd day of nationwide protests calling for the removal of president jaya both n.r.o. of his handling of the pandemic a national coronavirus death toll stands at more than 200000 the 2nd highest in the world back same shortage as a holding back immunizations and public anger over the west wing situation is growing. alice ghomeshi is desperate her mother needs a ventilator but the ones in the hospital are all taken now doctors aren't giving

her much hope. that they were all i want is for my mother to have a chance for. relatives don't get much information the clinic is totally packed and overburdened intensive care beds are full oxygen has been in short supply for at least a week hundreds of people wait for hours to refill tanks so that their loved ones at home will be able to bring both. the 2nd wave of corona virus has hit me now as hard and the virus has mutated as many as 200 victims are being buried every day that 7 times more than before the pandemic doctors say government inaction is to blame. the collapse could have been averted. yes the more the virus can multiply on checked the more likely it is that there will be mutations. in rio de janeiro life continues

rather carefree perhaps because the president dumb plays the virus and publicly doubts the safety of vaccines in the meantime people are getting inoculated political opponents exerted a lot of pressure and made their own deals with manufacturers people are protesting against boston are all because of the erratic rollout of vaccinations they say he has to go. attend out some of the headlines from around the world in a used top diplomat has called the massive arrests in russia on saturday warring step out of that aid foreign ministers would discuss their response at a meeting in brussels russian place to time more than 3000 people during rallies to support child kremlin critic elects and avani. in an asia has seized an iranian tanker and panama and invest all suspected of illegally transferring oil in the country's waters with already said the 2 ships were spotted sunday off kind of

comment on indonesia's section of cornell island the vessels were captured after crew members failed to respond to radio calls than 60 people are being held for questioning. the hate wave in southern australia where is southeastern australia rather is stoking bushfires near the city of adelaide 6 firefighting aircraft and crews have been battling blazes in the adelaide hills where a number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving crowds to be his authority cycle the conditions on monday are expected to ease high conditions. in chinese state media is reporting 9 miners have been confirmed dead after being trapped under. around for 2 weeks and 11 others were rescued an explosion at the gold mine in chandon province blocked the exit and cut them off from the outside world the men were lifted out of the mine through a ventilation shaft over the weekend most of them were able to survive on food and

medical supplies sent down to them by rescue workers while they were trapped. we're joined now by journalist in beijing has been following this story for us fabienne 9 miners are now confirmed dead state media says that plays bring us up to date with how that rescue operation went. the 9 miners who were thought to be dead today but we already know from before that one other mind is also deaths on total 10 minus have died and their only chance is that one could be still alive so out of the 221 the still trapped alive or not alive since we don't know because his whereabouts are still unknown but the 11 rescued miners from yesterday they are in relatively stable conditions except for one who is in a very weak condition yeah and that is some very good news that there's 11 miners were rescued it with that one miner that's been unaccounted for what hope the rescuers have that he will be found alive. well there is no communication with him

there was also no additional food deliveries we know that the 10 minus been rescued among the 11 they were sent food and that they could survive without any problem but until yesterday there was also one miner who was secure rescued by chance and he also by for 14 days without food so it's possible that even 15 days now after the miners were trapped the last remaining could be safe but i mean time is running out and we don't really know exactly where he's the cape that so i would say it's a chance of survival razzo lol at this point. mine safety is a problem in china according to official numbers the country recorded almost 600 mine related deaths in 2020 why is safety so bad. i mean it's really a combination of reasons but i would say the main reason is that safety standards which are actually. in law they are really not enforced especially in the

provincial areas and that companies put profits over human safety and also what happened here in this case there was an explosion and the company didn't reported for over 13 hours to the authorities because they were fearing a negative consequences for their own korea they tried to solve it by their own but in the end those is really precious time for the for the rescue mission which in the end was lost so it's really a very systematic problem front having pressure beijing thanks very much for the update. egypt is marking 10 years since mass protests erupted across the country and led to the ousting of longtime president hosni mubarak the uprising was part of the so-called arab spring revolution and was seen as the dawn of a new era for egypt out a decade later many of those who took to the streets say little has changed.

they call it the day of broth. a day that saw thousands descend on cairo's tahrir square to demand president hosni mubarak who ruled egypt for almost 30 years believe police and security forces cracking down hard in just a few bloody days hundreds dead and thousands more injured. but 2 and a half weeks after the start of the january 20th levon protests the jubilation. mubarak is out. 6 months later the muslim brotherhood takes power with islamists mohamed morsi elected president. a year later he too has gone in a military coup. in the weeks that followed hundreds of his supporters are

arrested. and many killed it grow into herbert seeable but the coup was led by army chief general abdel fattah el-sisi by 2014 he is president el-sisi has done all he can to silence any opposition. and of the changes to the constitution he could stay in power until at least 2030. for many the hopes of january the 25th 2011 are buried somewhere here in town here square. one ounce to a subject that is heavily stigmatized in many parts of the world including pakistan reports of rape this last year but until recently only a tiny fraction of right cases ever come to trial last month the country's president signed off on a little i'm that speeding up convictions and increasing sentencing while the new

measures help protect the identity of victims and also allow for a controversial punishment so-called chemical castration. as son all heart has been living and sleeping with his family for weeks on the grounds of the hospital in lahore pakistan his son's own has been here for months he was gang raped and then shot this sadly is not uncommon the perpetrators now face chemical castration by order of the courts. we would be satisfied with such a punishment we don't want such brutal men to be able to rape ever again what if words could change the situation there would already be a change in the society without real punishment such people will not change and that is why they must be punished. in pakistan following a presidential decree rape can now be punished with chemical castration. in this

process the convicted person is given drugs that take away potency and libido. these return when the drug is discontinued at the end of the sentence but many medical professionals are wary of the possible side effects. one of the most important. it's. also cause depressions. in muslim pakistan rape stigmatizes the victim as well as the perpetrator and his family suffer adarsh of it is also feeling this her son is in prison charged with rape he's threatened with chemical castration the widow firmly believes in his innocence he should be earning money for the family besides a few relatives no one talks to the mother anymore. chemical castration is

a brutal punishment my son is already a goner and now possibly this is inhumane punishment i wanted to marry him off soon but how can he have a family now i had so wished that he would have children but now none of that will come true. in pakistan a person is raped every 2 hours it's often a demonstration of power through sex last year there are more than 3 times as many cases as the year before the government is under pressure and wants to look like it's doing something. strongly believe that there is a need for such a long if we punish some perpetrators like this it will send a clear signal to everyone else. it will have a positive impact on the whole of society. as the. lawyer robbie a bunch of aa is a volunteer representing zein the boy who was raped and shot for years she has

found to ensure rapists were properly convicted. i don't think so and i don't think man who has strange an is a solution because there is also the death penalty for rapists in pakistan so deterrent laws are already in place but they're not applied. more effectively. in the last 5 years no one has been sentenced to death for rape in pakistan saeed impoverished family waits outside the hospital for the boy to recover from his injuries and for the perpetrators to finally be punished. and we spoke to several agencies the senior counsel in human rights watch in lahore pakistan and i asked him why the chemical castration actually works as a deterrent against sexual violence it does not serve as if it is the government's approach is flawed it to live as it is a lot of the level of principle at the level of human rights and it is flawed at

the level of efficiency or deterrence so the short answer is like any tool in the human body has been improving and that's been odds of it you have this by this moment does not serve the. criminal justice system which has the capacity and the willingness to apply. to all people to convict people found guilty of innocence or serious crimes and do that in the right suspecting that it is the deterrence so this is a populist move which while it's all human rights principles this knocks me of victims of sexual abuse in the box i only see if what you've got and what starting point should be. if you do have a force which is more sensitized to sexual crimes it's more sensitized like all of women all whites of all those devices that provide i think of better seemed at

least 4 separate why haven't lisa force that has more women in it that required transforming laws and that. to make sure that the stations be fools any government agency. the i'm not all started speeches to him in particular. an american football veteran quarterback tom brady is taking the tampa bay buccaneers to their 1st super bowl in nearly 20 years brady who is now 43 through 3 touchdown passes as the buccaneers bait the green bay packers 31 to 26 now face defending champions the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl in 2 weeks it'll be brady's 10 super bowl appearance and achievement even he didn't expect you know i think. it's hard to envision you know this is a goal but at same time it's

a it's a week to week league so you know where 757 games ago not feeling great you know felt like you know we needed to find our rhythm and played for great games down the stretch to score the season and then after that it was just all bonus proposal to mature sport and it takes everybody and everybody plays a role and i just so proud of this whole team and again just blessed be a part of it. and in the german bundesliga league leaders bind munich have improved their title hopes with a win against alcoa the 2 teams at opposite ends of the table faced off on sunday. it's lonely at the bottom of the table where shall kiss sit stuck out the top where by and have the chance to make stan their lead after their 2 closest rivals both lost on saturday. shaka held the fort for 33 minutes when byron broke the deadlock. the hosts 1st left us were commish and then tomas mother completely on

marked. after the break the defending did not improve and by and got their 2nd robert lewandowski bumbling in his 23rd goal of the season already one small commish was the provider this time with a long range pass to find the league's leading scorer. commish then made it a hat trick of assists teeing up to almost minute for his 2nd and byron's 3rd. the reigning champions now have a comfortable 7 point cushion in 1st place while shell could only have 7 points in total and look ever more likely to go down. and let's take a look now the table at the end of match day 18 by and have put more distance between themselves and 2nd placed leipsic wellsburg and i want a virtual dead heat with laver cozen dortmund continue their drop now at 7th place looking at the 2nd half and the very bottom of the table that's where you find with mines and cologne just slightly above. one of germany's

most high profile footballers mesut ozil has signed with turkish cup and about. helps germany win the world cup in 24 take but quit the tame in 2018 over claims of racism now he hopes to boost his career after being effectively exiled from his previous club arsenal in the english premier league. a sight many in turkey for they would never see mesut ozil is a fenerbahce player. i'm very excited i've always supported fenerbahce. the move follows a turbulent few years for the 32 year old born in germany with turkish roots the 2014 world cup winner quit the germany team after alleging racism when he was criticized for posing for a picture with turkish president letter tire the one. that one was even the best

managers as wedding opponents say earlier one is an unfair terry and leader. who stood up for human rights in other parts of the world having called out the chinese government for their treatment of the we go muslims at club level as well was gradually frozen out by asshole after the departure of coach arson vendor in 2018 he's not played for the londoners since march after the premier league club decided he was not enough of a team player despite paying him 400000 euros a week now often about she had given him the chance to restart his career. been a dream is coming true for me as well not just the fenerbahce i'm so excited to wear their jersey and hope that i will succeed with all my teammates laurels. after all the controversy there is will now wants his feet to do the talking for the 1st time he is now playing in his spiritual home turkey.

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earlier this month we'll look at how growers that are recovering from a record chill. this is due to a business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. the coronavirus pandemic has upped ended industries around the world almost every sector has been affected with many reporting historically poor sales figures 1st and foremost let's just look at tourism global international arrivals fell from january talked to about 2020 by 900000000 people or 72 percent the latest the last time the figures were so low were 30 years ago in 1990 frankfurt airport for example has been thrown back almost 4 decades with passenger numbers last year at the level of 19 eighty-four that's before the age of the budget and a line in the automotive industry to a key driver of the european economy has also suffered in the past year new car

registrations in your fell by 23.7 percent in 2020 compared to 2019 of the worst years since records began back in 1990 but as look specifically at germany now because the institute for economic research has just published its latest index of german business sentiment it shows a drop at the start of this year but speak to clement's fears the president of a phony thanks for joining us on t.w. business always great to have you on so how big is this drop in sentiment. it's a significant drop and it's particularly hard it's particularly strong in retail and even in wholesale and that's no surprise because a large parts of retail are closed have been closed since mid december but we now see the impact and we see the impact not just at retailers but also in wholesale wholesale we even see it in the service sector in transport and there just takes for instance companies tell us the situation has worsened significantly so there is

a clear impact are there specific policies that are getting in the way of businesses feeling optimistic it's not so much the policies it's a lot of uncertainty about the new virus variants found in great britain that will spread to europe or has already spread to europe it is certainly also uncertainty of our lockdown and lockdown policies indeed how long with the lock down last but that in turn will obviously depend on the on the trend in factions. and that makes life difficult for businesses what is it the business is worried about are they facing the prospect of bankruptcies. they certainly bankruptcy that will increase but businesses are worried about the uncertainty around their perspective for the common common month and but to clear

the businesses that have been shut down they are also worried about the fact that hope from the government. is there a but it doesn't always arrive so administering all of this is difficulty and many companies now have problems with liquidity so it takes time until the money is coming and that is a problem for some firms manufacturing the whole manufacturing sector is more resilient but even their companies have become more pessimistic they say the current situation is still a good capacity use it is increasing even but they've also become more pessimistic as regards the coming months and a lot of them are certainly. pessimistic because they say ok for some time we can live with retail clothes but if goods don't get sold at some point this will arrive in the pack tori's the german government was already predicting some growth

in the german economy 4.4 percent thereabouts for this year would you now expect them to be lowering that estimate briefly if you can. so we will have 0 growth in the past quarter we think at the moment we don't expect negative growth and there could be a stronger recovery and then in the 2nd quarter so i wouldn't say 4.4 for the whole year cannot be reached a lot will depend on the vaccine strategy if we achieve. an impact of the vaccination in the summer so that the lockdowns can and i think 4.4 is still possible but the outlook has certainly worsened so it's become a little less likely that we can achieve this recovery than 2 or 3 months ago clemens foose from the institute for economic recession thanks for joining us thank you. time now for a quick look at some of the other business stories making the news british reach 0 chain is to close all of its department stores with

a loss of 12000 jobs the 243 year old company collapse last month online fashion retailer boo hoo says it has bought the company's intellectual property that even plans to keep. a brand online only. un figures show china was the largest recipient of new foreign direct investment in 2020 overtaking the u.s. for the 1st time the chinese economy brought in $163000000000.00 investment as the corona virus outbreak spread across the world that compares to the 134000000000 attracted by the united states. along that let's speak to our correspondent in frankfurt day how is china managed to leapfrog the u.s. like this well it's to do with their performance on the pandemic front china man has to deal with the panda big better than the u.s. it got the economy running fairly quickly and as

a reason why one of the in fact the only made a call to me to register a positive good us on the other hand a struggle to control the pandemic and actually seen a slump in its output and then 3rd that's also the case in your appeal and investments in europe have also slow but 2 thirds. clearly at this point companies are very of committing capital abroad given the uncertainty around trade relations between the u.s. and china are expected to be on the agenda when chinese president xi jinping speaks at the virtual devils agenda of and a bit later on what sort of tone are we expecting him to strike. well he's certainly going to reach out to the biden administration and the try and rebuild and restore those ties which have actually been broken. increasingly strained under president former president trump that's one of the things he's going to talk about

china's credentials on fighting with climate change is concerned where he's pledged 0 emission by 2050 ratatouille 60 and then he's also going to talk about globalization openness like he did in 2017 was meeting but many are actually skeptical and they would like to take whatever he says with a pinch of salt because the last time we spoke about blow he defended trade wars he actually did one against australia a few years down the line and also he spoke about openness but event on unfairly propping up state owned enterprises and clearly there was no openness as far as investments are concerned so yes these are the few talking points that people are going to look out for to be very different this time around. thanks for joining us . now 2 years ago today a downburst in southeastern brazil killing hundreds in an avalanche of mud down was

part of an all mine owned by brazilian multinational vale one of the world's biggest mining companies compensation talks all still underway in the search for those responsible. to years after the broome audio dam disaster survivors commemorate the victims they want justice and for those responsible to be prosecuted. to the hear me i lived very well with my husband with a lot of love a lot of dignity and holly the mining company came in and just took it all away from us i want justice i have no words to describe how much pain we've suffered. many will never forget the dramatic images on january 25th 2019 an iron ore mine belonging to brazilian multinational bali suffered a catastrophic failure an avalanche of mud buried 270 people alive and laid waste to villages and farms the region is now contaminated with heavy metals from the

toxic sludge several bodies have yet to be found survivors are still waiting for compensation. the install so not only did the volleyball mine collapse destroy my family and legs it destroyed countless other families as well many people died we can't smile anymore because the birth rates down and also he. a brazilian judge has frozen the equivalent of $1300000000.00 in the mining companies bank accounts as collateral for the damages facing charges are both valley and employees of a subsidiary of german auditor tooth zoot which answer to find the damage say 4 months before the tragedy occurred. if no agreement is reached by january 29th a court will decide on who must pay how much as well as other penalties. and passes by in a still dealing with the aftermath of this month's record snow fall the bitter cold has proven a major problem the gravest something really seen here days after the snow fall the

southern spanish hinterland is still white the consequences can even be felt in on millia close to the mediterranean sea biologist yonder blome is in the greenhouse assessing the damage to the tomatoes. in some zones not far from the coast we had minus 3 minus 4 degrees celsius that caused a lot of damage in many of the greenhouses the new england the region around on the rio supplies large parts of europe with vegetables and fruit. out on sleep a lot but it should last traces of gone up noticeably obvious that might not seem bad but most farmers don't benefit from it because they can't produce in bulk on the budget battles which just keep this issue ation is different for these are the choke producers 200 kilometers away from the ria their fields have been lucky with only 15 to 20 percent of the crop affected by the frost but the cold has had

another effect. on the cold it has forced these plants to stop growing so they won't be at the market even if it doesn't get warmer it will all stop growing. as they get him into the well. it means that another processing line has to close down there's not enough to harvest but the company is taking the situation in stride. it but within 3 days the price for artichokes went up from 90 cents to 3 years per kilo the prices exploded that's why people at ole can stay relaxed but things look different for vegetable farmer diego graham not us he grows zucchini but his harvest is ruined the frost just cost some of the vegetables to burst open he's suffering losses of up to 30000 euros on this field alone.

we've already pulled out half of the crop with the rest will have to wait and see we sprayed the plants with something that might revive them but we'll have to wait another week and then i guess we'll pull those out to you know that i mean i know. no one yet knows how extensive the damage is in europe's vegetable garden the full scope of the damage will only be visible in orchards and in greenhouses over the next few weeks. so for me to be a business about it. it's about billions. it's about our work. it's about the foundation of the new world order the new silk road. to china wants to expand its influence with this trade network claim but in europe

there's a sharp morning on the web for except money from the new superpower will become dependent on the commitment of the state the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal the cocoa and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the world good luck. china's gateway to europe . starts feb 19th on d w. it's going to get out of the. this week on world stories. spreads it complicates fishing in scotland digital nomads enjoy the sun in portugal but meet again in bosnia and herzegovina where migrants who flee to europe must endure great hardship hundreds have left

refugee camps to live in the forest despite the freezing weather for the past 3 months this makeshift camp near boston us border with christ has been hove for he'll suffer the young pakistani shares his shelter in the woods with 5 others there. with my sleeping bag. but everything pulled on me and. my food they have enough to eat suffer says but other than that they're practically nothing all this time of year temperatures often drop well below 0 and suffer has to collect goods from the far east to keep the rule this only one reason the men endure these conditions they want to get so crazy and into the european union thrive in a beef and 15 time a little park police catch their beard while you're gone and of course you know

where you could afford to. go don't have enough on my for you coming across the border. but then feel that one day the 5th when it will probably. suffer once to find work in germany in his hometown of karachi in pakistan he says she had to struggle day in day out just to make ends meet and while living in the woods is hard he says it's still better than life in deepa the leaper refugee camp made headlines in recent weeks 1st it was cleared and burned down the migrants and refugees have now been moved into tents but many here say nobody should live like this in winter it's pictures like these that half attracted unwanted attention to how boston authorities have handled the situation but the region's prime minister says the e.u. and the boston government share the blame and there are solutions for the migration

situation in bosnia the highest officials in this country reaches so political will to stop and regulate illegal migration in the country and to control how the money is spent. of all the people we spoke to here non want to stay in bosnia but rather to continue their journey into the e.u. for many the chances of being granted asylum in the e.u. are slim but it doesn't deter soffer who says going back to pakistan is not an option europe have everything they can piss poor food is go go to school or everything. that's why we wanted to put. your burden. on as soon as it gets a bit warmer for his suffer will try to cross the border again but for now he has no choice but to wait here a life in march rain and severe cold. as

of january the u.k. no longer belongs to the e.u. complicating trade with mainland europe fishers in scotland are experiencing these difficulties firsthand. knew mcqueen would much rather be out on the water right now but what would be the use the legacy as he usually catches on not reaching the continent this year he's only been out twice off the island of living on the west coast of scotland the forced the. catch never go any farther of. because of paperwork wasn't. ship it was written off it never made it never made the journey to the card and a life you mcqueen's langoustines usually end up exclusively at fish markets in the e.u. like here. in france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from

scotland since spreads it and there are a of additional paperwork is required including you had certificates for life catch certificate has to then correspond with the order travel. going on the correct lawdy or the plane. and if there is a slightest if the paperwork doesn't match up in the slightest way then it's rejected. many fishermen on the west coast of scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish town of open there are a few tracts waiting for fish crabs or mussels for the continent button. any fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be sold before they send the precious cargo into the unknown. and entire region has come to a standstill many people here are angry i think it should not absolutely these lads are there into the mine that they are there to just have no help whatsoever but

don't do it in all weathers just for the city and shine and a lesson in the coming months to shrink the show can bear in mind 62 percent of the scottish population want it to mean what direction and this is exactly because it's really not just for the shellfish but for a lot of the produce from scotland was going to your. new mcqueen is convinced there's no easy fix additional bureaucracy is a new problem that comes with drags it for him and many other fishermen in scotland the survival of his business is at stake. now to afghanistan according to reporters without borders it's one of the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world critical reporting and bringing prison terms or even death.

this is the 3rd funeral of a journalist in afghanistan in 2 months the t.v. and radio presenter my lai my wand and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december. and i'm so hard i'm doing what i wanted but i don't want to know if you want to come and go watch it she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news we had to stop the shows were but how about iraq in the tone of one of us knew pretty much forgot to order a journalist and a woman in the spotlight 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and goes she criticized. then i have 10 more daughters like milo who could give their lives for a cause but i want the killers apprehended back in the know what is not targeted killings of journalists like my one by gunmen or car bombs have become all too common in afghanistan despite the ongoing peace talks between the government and the taliban the country is still rated as one of the world 5 most dangerous places

for journalists and with weekly reports of new attacks threats and intimidation local journalist groups are raising the alarm another member that afghan journalist safety committee wrote a letter to the un security council urging it to help reduce the violence. i don't think it's ever been as. scary as it is right now. because it's serious at all journalists aren't threats. only 6 weeks we have lost jobs for jobs some have all. joked you know. it's so ridiculous. so on and that has created expense if you're an american journalist all over the contrary. just days after my one's death and almost 300 kilometers away another journalist from atlantic sad was killed. shop close to his home but are not gunmen the next head of the local journalists union

and reported for outlets like a.p. and al-jazeera according to his colleagues yet received threats and inform the authorities about them but got little help. an attack on journalists is an act of oppression in our society no one is more pressed than journalists i have to say let's question ourselves and let's get united let's ask our leaders to explain why this cruelty happens and how long it's going to continue whether it is the taliban i s local strongman or government affiliates the question of who is behind these attacks often remains unanswered yet for those who continue to do their work as journalists one thing is clear they should not have to risk their lives to do their jobs. our last stop is portugal a popular destination for digital nomads who prefer opening their laptops on a sunny beach in an office is no problem in the age of corona.

lisbon portugal to picture risk capital is a favorite destination for digital nomads among them up to 28 year old goes to and has previously lived in canada and sweden a year ago she began a new adventure in part you girl. when i came here i was like what am i doing here i didn't know a single person i didn't know a single word portuguese i didn't even know how to say thank you. but this is not me to come here for me it was one of my best decisions in the world and. melissa eggers employer is based in canada her work is digital and flexible leaving her free to live where she pleases and lisburn really appeals to her with its mild climate and the truth on her doorstep. but egger says it's a misconception that digital nomads always work on the beach or in their pajamas in

bet she regularly ran into flexible work space in the city center for a feed people can work here for a day or a whole month making huge the office facilities being removed from your team from your family from anybody else you want to feel connected somewhere and i think having a place like a co-working space which is. your base this very important. melissa edgar organizes online events at the appearances for organizations of doctors and midwives but it's funny anyways it's funny and anything for it would be contracted to get most of her customers are located in north america and the difference time zone that can mean working long hours melissa is home often long day she too sometimes experiences doubts loneliness and the longing for her family. gets attention. especially during that pandemic she calls her sister and mother as often

as she can. yet come along i mean that the 20 year old returned to europe so she could reach her family more quickly. it's evening in a bar in central lisbon described the pandemic places that surf rude are allowed to stay open melissa regularly meets her friends here some of them are locals and some are experts like her who left in a madigan existence i want to see more before i'm able to i'm happy to be trialling my parents' house. oh through a it's in the will remain her home by the 28 she still finds its true parochial there right now giving up reliable as a digital nomad is out of the question. the

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