your story. ready ready wasn't women, especially victims and sign and date part of your story? the chain always understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor and again, you want to become a citizen into migrants, your platform for reliable information. i did up the news asia coming up today in the us digital divide. it's colbert 19 vaccination. dr . large numbers of indians confir just for jobs because their back internet access and don't speak english, india vaccine registration system exclusionary. but also last bridge germany also to recycle of gone to tough. it was, but it's been

a treat many of pricing attacks by the tale bond after western to withdraw and yes, to the olympics and no to top nichol position to it. the international committee said the total games are on board for july, despite japan. dia corona about a situation ah, i'm british manager, welcome to did up the news aisha. glad you could join us with india and the grip of a deadly 2nd wave of over 900 infections. attention is focused on its efforts to vaccinated people. a shortage of vaccines in a sluggish rollout has meant only about 3 percent of the population has been fully vaccinated so far. but the problems don't and their mandatory online registrations for vaccines through the call when portal approving, impossible for

a large majority of the population for one people need to have access to the internet and for another. the coban portal is only in the english language access conditions. that work for a few, but exclude a large chunk of indians. the system for some works like a charm. a stop at the payment area with your vaccination appointment in hand. a bit of a weight. and then it's time knitting mug lunney greets the doctor who's about to administer his 1st of 2 shots. mcglenn. he has 34 and pretty happy with the way it's gone today. if you have money here, internet everything, then you will get recommended like this. what are you and have you left the right, the story is different for my hender sharma. he runs the small store without a real chance of getting back to needed anytime soon. here real authority,

there needs to be a system for back, some nation and people who don't have a smartphone like me. what will they do? so there needs to be a door to door drive and everyone should get the vaccine. even if my hand or sharma could access the internet, he'd be faced with an english language, only app and few if any appointments available online, which by the way is the only way an 18 to 34 year old is supposed to get an appointment. wait, there's one put in a code. hold your breath. so nothing crashes. and a lottery winner with an appointment confirmation. with your wife high school. and my scar is one of some 600000000 indians who are 18 to 44 years old. she got

her vaccination, are the most others in that demographic have a long, long time to wait about the size executive director of the internet for the foundation and organization campaigning for digital rights in india. he jones from delhi, about help us understand is if you don't have access to the internet or speak english, then you get a vaccine job in india. not if you're between the ages of 18 to 45 for this age bracket, which constitutes a large portion of indian population. monday to the registration on an online platform called when is mandate re prior to you receiving the job and scheduling it in the hospital provider for the hospital provider to actually inoculate you with any of the vaccines which are licensed within india . it just seems counter intuitive that they would be and

a national online portal on which to just to get a vaccine and you need to be able to speak english to be able to access it. why is it so the proponents of the system have stated that due to the ongoing shortages, there is the need for this didn't seem to be maintained within the vaccination process. because the vaccination centers due to crowding may become what sport or transmission of over by it says, thereby the scheduling function is nessa city on is being implemented through this online order. however, this opens up of greater degree of iniquity, given that most people in india lack access to the internet and india war will not be literate. with smartphones having access to english based only platform for booking their vaccinations which would thereby exclude the most wonder book

a needy from prior d vaccination within this system. is the government trying to at all address this problem? asper. oh, oh, bed or code by dr. sharma, he peds the golden gotten and the technical delivery on this mccannen date have indicated that in for the rounds of vaccination walk in vaccination may be possible. one should remember that walking vaccination is at present available for each ranges above the ages of $45.00 with in various deeds in india. and this limitation on the hordes for people between 18 to 45. however, given the present be of the panoramic and how it's even impacting people in a much younger age range. that it is

a degree all in it could be present within the vaccination policy, whether rich the or been on those with access to the internet with smartphones i'm getting preference should, friday in vaccination and placing india's route unconnected populations were great degree of disadvantage in terms of numbers bure 9 router into scriber's only about 34 people, 480 books. so it's quite a big gap. a part of the we'll leave it there, but thank you so much for breaking that down for us. you're welcome. thank you so much. now i got a response. the german military began a drawing its troops from advanced on after 2 decades of war, of con interpreters who worked with german forces, say they are now in great danger. they are asking to be re settled in germany

before the september 11 withdrawal deadline. they worry if the taliban regains control after western forces leave, they and their families will be targeted for death. roughly the dual heads had goes to the bazaar and miss r sharif. just once a week, he worked as an interpreter for germany's armed forces. the bond is fair for 7 years. now. he fears for his and his families safety. does that that's are afraid not only of reprisals by the taliban, but also of envious neighbors. i no longer visit my extended family or even like close relative. my neighbors know that i work with foreign troops and i'm also afraid my children could be kept them myself. admit, as a stop negligence in their living room. the family show us momentos of the time when the 34 year old work for the pond is fair. his contract is a translator expired with the end of the mission in 2013. back then,

so that and many other local workers gathered in front of the german camp in missouri and demanded protection. nearly 800 africans were allowed to leave the country. but this, the deaths were left behind. they believed now is their last chance. on the bottom of that, and now that it's clear that the foreigners and the german troops will leave afghanistan, the situation will get even worse and wide. so tiny was also a translator for the german army from 2009 to 2018. he fears that after the pond is fair, withdraws his family could become a target for the telephone, and they consider him a spine about the mano, how that the aim of the taliban from the beginning was to destroy the connection between the f people and the international troops are one of them. we translators, establish disconnection and this bridge. and that's why we're in particular danger . the threats we're facing now the are unthinkable them instead of telecom was and

they can make an in his problem. these threats are now part of everyday life. everywhere in afghanistan, many people are wondering if afghan security forces will be able to protect the country on their own. after german soldiers leave me, honey. there's an attack here almost every day. they kill innocent people. our lives are in danger. that's why i want the german government to bring us to germany for our safety. on what had said that says it would hurt to have to leave his parents and beautiful home behind. but he and his wife do not want their children to grow up in afghanistan. they want them to have a secure future. the international olympic committee has said in no uncertain terms of the tokyo olympic games will go ahead as planned. on the 23rd of july, public opposition has been growing to the games given a worsening karone about its emergency in japan. but i will see president thomas

buck who himself called off a visit to the country due to the corporate situation. reiterated that canceling the games wasn't an option. the i o. c is thomas bock and the upper left loomed large over the start of the tokyo meeting, insisting the games will go on. we are now fully focused on the delivery of the olympic games. it is after all box international olympic committee holding the ultimate se into whether to hold the games. the host city contract says so signed by all interested parties in 2013, when tokyo won the rights to host. in the termination section, it says the i o c has sole discretion to terminate should safety be threatened. i, in the midst of a brutal 4th wave of corona, virus infections pull after paul show a clear majority in favor of terminating the game silver fear as it could become

a super spreader event box. some said should cancel the olympics while in tokyo for this week's meeting. he actually stayed home though in switzerland isn't coming means he cannot come. and that implicitly recognizes japan's emergency situation. so thinking a video to show all will be well for the japanese people during the olympics and paralympics box points to bench rehearsals in which athletes competed and were housed in a strict bubble. and he added, most teams will now bring additional health professionals. should corona, virus infections occur with our jump annisa partners in france? i can only re emphasize these 40 commitment of the, the, to organize together. they've olympic and ireland be games for everybody. momentum so important in many sports events is not on box side at the moment,

but it's still the i o c's call, whether to cancel the games, which have cost at least $15000000000.00 and are now just over 2 months away. that's it for today, and you can of course, check out some other stories on our website, dot com, forward slash issue, and you can social media as well back tomorrow at the same time and see that ah ah, we've got some hot tips for your budget. romantic corners check for food and some great cultural memorials to boot the w travels off. we go, are you ready to get

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contest. but 1st, what does it mean to be a woman? documentary woman out now on several streaming platforms, asked women from around the globe. women of different cultures, colors, ages rich and poor. their answers are touching, inspiring, and infuriating to me. from where she was the speak openly, without fear and from the heart. the film project woman interviewed 2000 women from 50 countries in more than 30 languages. directors understand me, cova and young are to spare. tom succeeded in doing something truly unique in creating an intimate portrait of those who makeup of humanity. ah, this is something. it's not

a movie that follows the script. of course we had some topics and issues we wanted to touch on. but we're some of the few directors who treat it like an adventure that the film writes itself day by day. because you saw that too often called though it seems clear orders, you did the the c idea was to find a balance between the very universal things that affect all women being a mother or not being a mother, love sexuality, were money, body issues, finding this extremely we didn't need a particular store on that one, but there were certain prejudices that we wanted to highlight where things like rape as a weapon of war. and new on taco hill is that really mechanical review come home. and again, the women we see in the documentary are not shown solely as representative of a female destiny. in their short cameos, we get a sense of each individual's inner life. the diversity of the women creates an exciting kaleidoscope. and at the same time offer the deeper understanding of their

personal struggles. for example, when they speak about the joys and responsibilities of motherhood. when i had my 1st child, whenever he was born, i said to myself, oh my god, i have produced a human being. i have to have it. i could do anything though that i've had a baby. i could do anything that did last very long. i think that was the highest heart just after giving more tomorrow. so that she did with still a tuesday might go home cuz i couldn't why i couldn't when lum credit measurements . you know, just yeah, she should plasma. but we usually ship them on to the money she supposed to say. who left that coach knology, but forced to judge emotional support imaginings from which was only o woman is also

a film about education today. some 80 percent of those who can't read or write are women. it's a film about poverty, 80 percent of the world's poorest are also women. and it's a film about harrowing experiences of male oppression and violence, forced marriages the trafficking of women, genital mutilation, and rape. ah, my dad is that it is, it's a bit of an ada. done with the atlanta, the mother in there to do that. and he mediterranean languages and i let her see. and then a lot of good stuff can work with sandwich or a lot of the women told us it was about more than whether their interviews made it into the film for them. it was about this experience of actually being listened to and heard that many of them had never felt they were heard before. and so that

alone was very important to us. i'm all i know. i am excited for 2nd present to look at these women is to look at the world. both shocking and encouraging. woman is not a cinematic pamphlet about the problems, women face, but a powerfully poetic document that resonates with grace and rebellion, loans and strength. and dickens. in now, to spain, where a group of male dancers, a celebrating choreography and costumes traditionally reserved for women, flamenco dance typically has very defined gender walls, where the men focus mainly on powerful footwork and the women free to move their arms, hips, and dresses more expressively. but for some, those clear divisions are changing. the, the classical flamenco dress is feminity in its purest form. that's how spanish

dancer inquiry ogre for manuel the man sees it. but in his current show viva, those dresses are worn by men. you know, what i mean? to me as a language with no boundaries, how wonderful is my feeling? almost under notice to excuse yourself. but up they come to me. it's an honest language. and what can we on this man, lizzie young viva exalts and freedom of movement and expression. he and his male ensemble breakdown the strict gender roles of traditional flamingo road, and choreographed to show himself deals with the dancers, childhood. and the way he was ostracized. as a boy, dancing and close, i don't take any weight with little everyone made fun of me. i felt as if i wasn't living up to the

roll the society expected of me. so i locked myself away in my room. it was there in this little room that i gave my imagination free reign. there i could dress up and free in wings for denied to me as a man of size on world. o lineage is widely regarded as one of the world's best men who dancers on stage to day, even before his training he perform for some of the countries. for most ensembles me flamenco, originated and seems andalusia region and the 1900 century is characterized by flamboyant and figure hugging dresses. the dance also counts as an integral part of the and illusion identity. even so, manuel, the nuance he's no need for it to be bound to tradition. oh, 0, one of the nice flemming. and i love the way i think, the positive aspects,

flamenco has to offer, or it's diversity and varying perspectives. or member of the stuff it can be traditional, classical or guard. i'm but so it ought to be. but if you look up, because every interpreter and every dancer, male or female, now it has their own starting point and viewpoint. as soon as he that it manuel the young exploits himself through flamenco and constantly find new interpretations in his pilot. oh, tour or authors dance in 2018. he counted up dream worlds on stage like a magician and spirited the audience away on a journey through his subconscious the, he's earned a claim for deliberately breaking with gender roles and provoking both audiences and critics alike. a subtle gavin. of course, it's great to get pre owned. i've realized that you still have

a long way to go before society, except that every individual has their own identity protection. so people already do, if they're still a long way ahead, i you bulky to math. when i come in on the hope that one day people who say we're dressing up anymore, but we're simply putting on dresses and the performers from 39 countries have been competing this week in the eurovision song contest, including elaine, that's ugly, new representing cypress gave me her song, the blow is about falling in love with the devil, and that's got some people in cyprus, pretty upset. dozens of orthodox christians protested against the lyrics. they say promote satan worship. despite the protests,

atlanta has now made it through to the euro vision finals. this saturday and another ones. and there she'll be sharing the stage with acts from all over europe and beyond, like germany is unlikely, but very sincere contest and singer songwriter. like, i don't do. you have no really in a very clever way in about another day. no, no, no. yes, it seems to be just as colorful and multifaceted as your vision itself. the world's biggest music competition. yeah, sure, i'm going to win. easy peasy me the we need to read, but seriously, i don't have a clue. a piece of course i'll try to win 1st place, but i'll be ok even if i come in last because my dream is just to participate and i have this once in a lifetime experience with us and that's and i am not going to he had trained to perform a musical. ringback in the basement of a hamburg church,

he used the pandemic and do break to get creative. he came up with an idea for a music video and posted each step in the production process on social media. we have an idea on how to create music video, and then we tend to get ancient book and machines for music step to host of videos about said music videos with the following message. and i want to go to the vision talk, i guess pre take me. i realize the only way i can do it is just shot it out to the world. i just screamed out, hey, i want to go to the se. hello. because the daily posts had an effect as more and more people started following his social media channels, including the judges. for the german preliminary competition, they invited you hendrick to the audition, and he impressed the jury who chose him to be germany's candidate for 2021. this week, and i'll give you as a simon this if you really stick with it and put all your energy into it, that along with what little bit of money you might have and then get and it will be worth it. and you'll make it look at the stuff and come on,

i'm it up to me growing up in hamburg with 4 siblings, he and rick had a captive audience for the melodies. he creamed everywhere, it path was clear onto the stage and into the limelight. he can use it as the language. everyone understands, as that's really true, especially at the see we're not everyone things in english and even each other and many other languages as well. and if you didn't hear them, then you understand the songs or say, wow, i think that's cool and you guys feel good song has a curious message. it's about respect and acceptance and not answering hate with more hatred. i really don't care if you want to do it with that. you don't. you don't get angry when you read those words. just don't give me one more quick singer actress share and celebrating her 75th birthday. and she announced that universal studios with

making a new movie about her life, a levy. now with a look back through the ages of the woman who sold more than 100000000 records take care. the me me the excuse

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to the place where we reflect on society, aren't dealt with me. ah, ah cruise . this is it renews life from berlin. international calls for a truce fall on deaf ears. israel keeps up. it's the salt on garza and her last fire is more rockets into israel as pressure builds for an end to the violence. germany chop diplomat. hypo mos in the region of voice to support for israel niece with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. also called the fire coming up

a german soldier goes on trial. if you're just planning violent attacks while pretending to be your refugee. we looked at the case this concern about right, we've seen them in the german army and a green light for back to the task force. you reach an agreement on the final details of it. digital prove it, 19th travel certificate to open up for tourism summer. ah, i have a hock, a very warm welcome. every one. well as we come on, the air diplomatic efforts are gathering pace for sea fire between israel and mos militants in the gaza strip. the israeli security cabinet at the moment is meeting to discuss a possible truth, even as its bombardment of the territory continued to date killing. at least one palestinian israeli defense force says about 70 rockets were fired towards israel

from gaza. at the same time, germany's foreign minister is in the region meeting with israeli and palestinian officials and echoing calls for an end to the violence. a difficult trip for germany for a minister high command landed in the middle east, hoping to her brokerage cease fire between israel impala. tinian militants. visit us. we are convinced that life in security and peace is only possible in a permanent basis. israelis and palestinians on both sides can live in a self determined way. that is what the 2 state solution invisible. thank you so much minutes. but upon arrival at the bengal ruin airport mosse dodge de question on the israeli attacks that have killed at least 230 palestinians, according to gaza. health officials instead of referring in detail to the death toll in gaza, he again repeated his statement, saying that israel has the right to defend itself and just added that. all actions

are included within that right of so called self defense. the reason why the german foreign minister held talks with israel president rovan dribbling prime minister benjamin netanyahu and with the country's defense minister has go iran. and i'm drawn along with his israeli counterpart mosse visited a residential building. they was destroyed by a rocket fired by come us. the german foreign minister also met palestinian president, must move a bus in ramallah. as we have seen now, with some of the other stories in the headlines this hour, a large wildfire in greece as the story homes and force evacuations. the blazes 70 kilometers west of the capital, athens and close to a popular tourist resorts. authorities ordered the evacuation of 18 settlements and to monasteries. there are no reports of entries. flood

warnings are in place across the south central united states after days of heavy rain. storms have already caused flooding in texas and louisiana and cut power to thousands of households. the bad weather is forecast to continue throughout the weekend. you want a terry of state, anthony lincoln has held his 1st meeting with his counterpart of the russian foreign minister survey lab, rough speaking in iceland, they set their countries could find ways to work together despite their differences . mister lab ross described the talks are constructive and set preparations for a possible meeting between the 2 countries. leaders who are allies bill will response. police in belgium have stepped up there, man hunt for a heavily armed soldier with far right views, who they say poses an acute threat. suspect went into hiding after removing a weapons. he's made threats to several public figures, including

a renown corona virus expert, and a german soldier or a suspected of plotting attacks against prominent politicians while posing as a syrian refugee went on trial today, while known as franco. a he is accused of stockpiling weapons and planning, serious acts of violence. the high profile case has race concerns over right wing extremism in the military. never know she's the head of the trial opening. franco, a proclaimed his innocence in front of the press. he denies the charges leveled against him by the prosecution. to unplug it, we have an indictment that deals with an offense of preparing an active violence that endangers the state. i taught for years franco, a lead a double life while working as a soldier for the german armed forces. he registered himself as

a syrian refugee. prosecutors accused him of planning attacks on high ranking politicians with the intention of blaming them on migrants and asylum seekers. my mother had to finish my client dressed as an immigrant. i can't see anything in that that's dangerous to the state. what i do see as a danger to the state is when parts of the government and work together with criminals. and that has unfortunately happened here, is that some of them slides up. i'm on the slide again. franco. a faces up to 10 years in prison. the trial is expected to last until august. and the w correspondent that thomas barrow is following the trial at thomas. how significant is this case layla this case is certainly significant, and it's in fact has gone a lot of national and international attention since franco. a was detained a few years ago. part of that attention has to do with the unique circumstances of

his profile. the fact that he led that double life, as we saw in our report, the fact that he was a soldier, what, at the same time, also registering the asylum seeker and planning those acts of violence. but it also has to do with the fact that franco a is an example of a wider problem here in germany. his case not only reveals some of the shortcomings of germany's immigration system at the height of the so called refugee crisis and the administrative mistake that actually led for him to be registered as an asylum seeker. but more importantly than that, it also reveals some of the, of the worries of the concerns that many people have when it comes to far right. extremism within germany's military, within germany, security forces are 2 very big issues here as well. but on the other hand, you also have to consider the fact that we're talking about a very unique case of franco a that also reveals some very important aspects about german security and german

far right extremism within germany. security force. exactly, put this into context for contextualize. this for us. how big a problem is far right extremism. in germany's defense forces. it certainly is a big problem and the german authorities are aware of that despite the fact that german authorities have been criticized. not only now, but in the past as well, for what people are analysts describe does turning a blind eye to the threat of fire right extremism within germany. security forces, the franco, a case led to authorities revealing some networks where, where other officials were also present far right. networks. and it has also led to parties to present report. they presented that report in 2020, and based stress that over 1400 suspected cases of far right extremism within germany. security forces were registered between 2017 and the beginning of 2020. however, and this is important as well. it's a stress german authorities said that while every confirm case was very problematic,

indeed, they did not see this as being a systematic structural problem within germany. security forces political corresponding, thomas sparrow, reporting. thank you. now with the summer coming sounds good news for those of you eager to travel with in europe. european union leaders moments ago agreed on a new you wide cove at 1900 vaccine passport scheme. it's hoped that the digital certificate will give a much needed boost to the travel season and by waving fortune requirements for some people, the documentary will state whether a person has been baxley that tested negative or recently will cover it from the commitment of iris. we can go to russell to my colleague, good garrah my, just our correspondence. they're gay, are all right. well, laid out for us. so what has been decided? it has indeed been decided which is quite a breakthrough because there was some, some deep router over the fine print off this certificate as it's called. and

here's the 1st new fact that has come to light. it's no longer called the digital green certificate, but it is now called the e u corporate 19 a certificate that is been compromised, made by member states towards the parliament. the other 2 main sticking points where the availability of tests that they are cheap enough for everyone to get a test and hands get the certificate. so that has been apparently settled. and the 2nd question was that if there are additional restrictions. so if you have that, you have been for instance, double vaccinated that you have the past and still member states could use restrictions and say you still have 2 current time. then the demand from the parliament was that there should be a national you white measures that apply to everyone so that it is transparent for you citizens. whether they can travel with that document to put in

a particular place or enter a restaurant, for instance. all right, they need to come up with a, catch your name a k arca. alright, so what does this mean for, for people who want to travel this summer to europe, for instance, it basically means for your appeal that now there is a framework which will be a digital pass. so technically everything is sources out. now there is the green light from all the institutions and the member states. you need them all on board to have this. and it basically means that there is a framework to travel. what exactly you can do with this document is up to member states. so whether you will be allowed to dine inside that remains to be seen. also, whether it will apply for people coming from outside from thought countries through the you, whether they will also receive a document like that, that is also on here as yet. all right, they still need to resolve that gay or mark, just reporting from brussel. thank you so very much. and today is world be day

marking the birth of be keeping pyre. they are on time, young shot in slovenia, nearly 3 centuries ago. but as little cause for celebration, the united nations is warning that almost one 3rd of b and butterfly species face extinction because of us because of human activity. but some be lovers are trying to save colonies that are under threat rescuing malaysia's bes bare handed. that's how this software developer spends his spare time. he says gloves make it hard to be gentle when scooping up the bees. this woman a car park 100 palm and building in quite an employer is in danger. i think because when do i le mall freight off of b and not not so i mean, not so familiar would be so the perception is be read dangerous. so the moment is they see me immediately. hi to find some way to, to remove to be why the tradition nice visa found people tend

to cool of fire brigade. the solution have been to burn the nests and get rid of them. that's not the only risk facing the bees. re lang chaise group might be savior the set up against the backdrop of the insect global decline. there's a huge crisis in us and europe where they are having a problem. we've be going almost ex thing. so before that happened here, i think it's important that we continue to phase of the b and make sure that doesn't happen here. many honey, be colonies in the west wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees. abandoned queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with malaysia scientist reach me look to help ease

were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and the railing child has a few most things to add to his extensive collection life. norma's iceberg has broken from an ice shelf in and toward. the iceberg is the biggest in the world. the european space agency says is slightly larger than the spanish island of new york. scientists, felisa split was called naturally, rather than as a result of global warming. watching the daily news, the top story this our, the german foreign minister,

high call law says join diplomatic efforts to encourage a cease fire between israel and how mos, milliken, that's as hostilities continue from both sides with more israeli air strikes. and rockets fires from god, israel, the you watching these every news live from berlin up next this, steven beardsley with your business update on the rock in berlin on behalf of all of us here. thank you so much for keeping us company. and i hope to see you again, some was who's, who's a little guys, this is a 77 percent platform for african issues and share ideas.

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