he was released the same day and later sentence to pay a fine we return to yvonne of april was making videos for his blog. the demonstrators were prone of only, but they were in the minority. like everywhere. now while they're standing there because of nevada, me, i've heard of him, of course he's a bad person. everyone says so in the event of a to it takes courage to stand up for next enough, only dozens were arrested even though so gay was only filling videos. he was still taken to the police station with the others. he would be back in court. it was a bitter pill to run into with ex coworkers. he told us later. so many acquaintances on the square or we didn't say anything and they kept their eyes on the ground. and the time recognized him was most of his former

fellow officers wouldn't understand him. anyone can tell us like the majority of people in russia, they're not interested in politics throughout the whole country. only 3 cases of come to light of officers resigning over recent affairs. and violence against protesters sergey wants to run for a seat in the states do among the rest in parliament. but he is currently facing criminal charges for allegedly insulting, an official, if convicted, he wants to be allowed to run for office. reddish elite universities are known for excellent quality education, but now thousands of students are speaking up about sexual abuse on campus. emily eisenberg is condemning what she calls a huge culture of fear. the students at the university of warwick wants their campus to be a safe space for them to learn and develop without the fear of being harassed or

even raped me. part of the university experience for many women in britain is a constant fear of sexual violence. emily eisenberg can't confirm, she's a 1st year english student at the university of warwick in coventry. she says she knows female students who've been attacked on campus. i have a girl who hasn't encountered something on campus, that's like cat cooling and comments and then like that's great. paying does harassment like fill in cases of rape date, rape, and being drugs and stuff like that. it's everywhere for month war we do have in protesting against what they are calling, rape culture. emily is one of the organizers she's had her share of that experiences. one occurred in her dormitories kitchen during a party. i had

a close friend of mine who i completely so i could trust. he ended up groping me in my kitchen and off to that he sent his friends a series of voice notes about me that they then played to me about like kind of how he was looking at my body and how he was so excited. come back for university, so he could have it way with me. the fact that you're afraid of and free body around you turning into this monster somebody that can physically hurt you is a terrified boy. it's actually living mixed accommodation and you're just afraid for your friends coming home at night. and they should be like that, especially on campus women to be safe. yet the students are taking action against sexual violence in any form. they've made specific demands of the university administration. a small group has occupied the campus for about 2 months and they say all too often corporate get off, got free while victims don't get the support they need to the support services at the moment. a very, very paul, they're not saying what they should do,

the underfunded understaffed. so we want to be, we want to make sure that survivors have enough support off of their incident. we would have liked to confront the university administration with the allegations, but a request for an interview was turned down. instead, the issue, the statement on the internet, seeing our policy on sexual misconduct is clear, it will not be tolerated. the measures include improvements to st lighting, but the women say that doesn't go nearly far enough, even if they have to stand there temps and study for their exams and wind and brain . they will not budge until the administration agrees to all their demands. so much of it is about attitude change because they just don't seem to take the crisis seriously. but we're also demanding, like retraining security retraining bounces. i'm retraining of the staff you live in all buildings because they're not qualified to deal with this. the problem is not limited to universities, of course, so miss their 1st experienced sexual harassment. as a teenager at a london school,

she discussed it on social media. her instagram account gathered followers in droves. i was immediately overwhelmed up to sharing with messages from pretty much anyone i've really ever met or reaching out to me saying how much the resume to my story. and also began sharing their own stories of rate and assault and harassment . and misfortune me so far over $16000.00 women and girls, including many students at prestigious private school, have shared their experiences with her. the problems by no means new, so missouri emphasizes but technology has given corporate new means to harm their victims. venge porn, cyber flashing online, sexton, collage and filming during intercourse without consent. so those are all examples, and i think social media kind of addison,

a whole different dimension to rate culture. it really database exacerbates an existing problem. so mysterious initiative has sparked a debate. the department for education and the home office have gotten involved and a school supervisory authority is investigating to see if schools are diverting. adequate attention to the problem. girls and boys have to be educated on the problem in primary school says to women, students at warwick. the 1st task is to influence the attitudes of male students in their daily interactions. it falls on the men to make sure that there's a responsibility to make sure that you can make the women feel safe from campus by doing basic things and picking up on basic cues. i said, emily, the english student has been some initial progress. people have been ostracized for pop university because for the 1st time like boys are actually turning on my friends and like recognizing the issue and disagreeing with what's going on. emily

and her comrades are hoping their protest will be heard all across britain. they have no doubt that such fears are everywhere, not just in their own university. in the in you shall king $88000000.00 tons of food get thrown away each year. it's fruits and vegetables that don't even make it to a supermarket shelves just because they don't look good enough. and the french city of my fame and your project is aiming to put an end to this food waste. and it's proving a blessing for people who don't have enough food right now. because of the corona pandemic, the here in pool northern ma say, these women have been waiting for, donated food outside the charity from the condo since the morning. to day a new soup is making his day be is made of vegetables that have been saved from the dumpster. how can i go back on it's full of vitamins and is very healthy.

the food is in high demand. many people who can't afford groceries. i don't have it easy because i want my kids to eat well, lots of vegetables or fish. but my brother died recently and left 5 little children in my care. frozen carrots are on sale today to it's all from a new initiative to prevent wasting food. 730, i am the most say wholesale market wholesaler semi goes me is already calling it a day until now. he was throwing away some $100.00 tons of fruit and vegetables each year that no one wanted. if you had the right to my, to the producing tomatoes, zucchini salary or oranges takes months of work and sometimes even years. how could

you run it and put people? so it really hurts to see them end up in the trash with those in a subset enough. and now it's time for him to wrap up any leftover products that are still good enough to be donated. and it makes good business sense because i get back 60 percent of its value in tax credits. that's also example. he's giving his goods to the charity kitchen, just a few meters away. are you doing what you got today? we learned wholesale markets of ma say used to throw away $24000.00 tons of fruits and vegetables each year. normal merchants now bringing their leftovers to the charity kitchen, put in my phone number every morning. we don't know what the merchants will deliver . we have to adopt the 2nd, it's always

a challenge which we can turn anything into something new because the products are in the state, they're in. we can distribute them before they go bad. so we had to find ways to prolong the shelf lives by processing them. you don't want to confirm the fruits and vegetables. and then given the 2nd chance has that turned into competency 3 quarters of donation and the rest sold. allowing the initiative to be self sufficient by now the 1st portions of being picked up the food bank, then distribute the products to have organizations just from the plan though. it's a win win situation. make it a lot of eastern europeans and people about paper. we get 200 people free a day extra help solely needed. because it pen, demik has caused food insecurity to skyrocket. what

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generation. ah, hello, i'm a little homage, been national civil aviation organization is launching an investigation off to bed room for the playing to land and arrested. a dissident journalist the prob, will examine whether any international laws were broken. the incident has already triggered asian sanctions from the you and leaders anal, setting their sites on key areas of the belushi and economy, including oil and chemical exports. yeah, the ones to be heard all over the you, these pro democracy activists have started this protest outside of the commissions office in warsaw jamar collision conversion. we demand that sanctions against

deluca shinkel regime are introduced. we do not just want any sanctions. we want tough economic sanctions like extensive, quite austin, the some sigma spread out at the u foreign ministers meeting in lisbon. this is exactly what they were discussing. the you has already banned about a routine airlines from the skies next up on the agenda. economics thing. hi, this actually is you've seen from lucas shanker in bella. ruth had a terrorist character. it was so an acceptable that we're not ruling anything else . and we're discussing who should be added to the sanctions. let's list of that. that could include companies like this potassium fertilizer factory. last august, workers went on strike to protest lucas, who, after he claimed a 6 term in office following you disputed election money from state enterprises like this is crucial to the regime survival. the you hope that sanctioning them will hit the regime hard. but as you was taking a tougher stance on bella, ruth,

tensions with russia are also increasing. both countries for decades have been linked by a political pack. since a crisis broke out, moscow has increased its backing for its allies. we still says that the west stopped demonizing. those. it doesn't like the bella ruffian authorities. immediately after the incident announced that they were ready to conduct a transparent and open investigation list up at the mercy of the venue. this crisis is playing out on the eastern frontiers on beller was this border with lithuania journalists gather to protest on behalf of their jail colleagues. the fate of rum on part of it. and other reporters like him has become the latest flashpoint in europe's relationship with its autocratic neighbors.

well, d, w, 's bend regard was that the you foreign policy meeting in lisbon suntrust us update . there are a lot of harsh words and anger from the european minutes. the guy that the list on they say the actions from the better leadership amount to stay terrorism, hijacking and crimes. and that's why they say a red line has been crossed and the you has to react swiftly and harshly. so for the 1st time home sectors of the bell, russian economy will be targeted with a new set of sanctions, especially the potassium solid industries in the focus because it's very lucrative for the leadership in minsk and the u is also that this new measures will also have repercussions and counter measures, not only from bella roof, but also from its closest ally, russia. so this could be the beginning of a downward spiral of measures and counter measures. tens of thousands of people are

leaving the city of gamma in the democratic republic of congo authorities. a warning that a nearby volcano could erupt at any time. mount neuron congo is in the east, close to the border with a wonder lava, almost reached grimma. in an option, last weekend authority fears a repeat could be much more serious. a quick escape seems all but impossible. the roads leading out of coma are jammed with traffic. tens of thousands of presidents are trying to flee many by current. because mountaineer are gone, the could erupt again at any time for the domain. so right now is to get my family to safety. we don't know what can happen with the volcano. we can feel a lot of rumblings people are being told to leave the city of coma. otherwise many will die. close food mattresses,

the residence of the north cuban region and the democratic republic of congo rushed to pack their most necessary belongings. many are headed to neighboring rwanda. those who don't have a car make their way out on foot or try to escape by boat. but the port is also peck. these orphan children are among the lucky one. to make it out. mountaineer gonzo is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes. the rupture last saturday claimed at least $32.00 life experts, one this time could be much worse this year, a so called eliminate eruption because mother the area was carbon dioxide and kill 1000. let's take a look at other stories making headlines at this hour. thousands of people have celebrated the election when of serious president bashar assad in damascus. the parliamentary speaker set aside 195 percent of the votes,

making his full time in office. his rame has survived the bloody civil war that has brought before to since the 2011 western nations have condemned the election as fortune and the un human rights council says, israel recent s rights on garza may constitute to war crimes. she also accused the palestinian minister group hamas are violating international humanitarian law by foreign rockets into israel. the un human rights council is launching an investigation into a legs client crime with the jury. the 11 day conflicts earlier, germany plans to offer corona virus vaccine to children from the age of 12 next month. chance agular medical announced the policy off talks with regional leaders, the barn tech find the vaccine is likely to become the 1st to be approved for the use of children under 16 in the you. but germany is vaccine commission is still debating whether to recommend they take the shot to the attrition and the list back

is already administering. is that she, kids from the age of 16, he'd like to lower that age, further expenses in on with this can up in survive. i think it is very important to vaccinate children. because we have seen in the pediatric practice how children and young people have been somehow so gotten over the last time. and yet they're often thought to pass on. the virus will not stick boxes on health ministry . and she had been pushing for the moon. he even proposed reserving over 6000000 vaccine doses for children aged 12 to 15. instead, they can now join the rush for vaccination appointments when the prioritization of vulnerable age groups is listed on june. the 7th that germany's vaccination watchdog is concerned about the lack of available data on possible side effects in

children. it will likely only recommend the job for kids with pre existing conditions. like the animal these children are most at risk of severe illness. we can widen the circle once we gain more experience about the age. group of vaccines remain a precious commodity in germany, where millions of more vulnerable adults have yet to be inoculated against coves at 9 team. so there's plenty of skepticism about enabling children to join all those competing for a vaccine. let's take a look at some of the other issues around the pandemic, the covered vaccine, the callbacks vaccine sharing program says it is 190000000 doses. shorts of its june target is calling on wealthier countries to donate more of their supplies. russia will supply unicef with sputnik v if the vaccine recedes, emergency approval from the will. tough organization. the deal covers enough shots to vaccinate 110000000 people. and the australian states of victoria has started

a week long locked down after a recent outbreak of the virus. india is still battling as devastating 2nd wave of the pandemic. and children may be among the least likely to be killed by kobe 19, but they are likely to suffer in other ways, especially when their own parents die from the disease. the w, as they are charged reports from delhi, on how one organization is trying to help the most vulnerable for 9 years. now. the people that had worked with children from undergrads community on a daily basis. she deals with children who have experienced crate laws and forced to grow up before they're ready. but since the outbreak of who would 19 their numbers are growing, children are being made to quit education and pick up household responsibilities and are also being pushed into child labor as their families have lost income.

secondly, since they are spending a lot of time at their home, now many cases of child abuse are also coming up. having already been disproportionately affected by over 19, many children are facing another tragic fall out of the funding. many have lots mothers or fathers are both leaving them extremely one that says last year the engine will be the works have provided support to 13 children who have been often new to call the $19.00 team by helping them settling with their extended families. so no opposing the founder of the organization says that while children who have been often have much stuff and need immediate attention, a more holistic approach is needed to address every child in distress. there's a lot of conversation about it often, but honestly, on the ground in such cases are probably 5 to 6 percent. the other 95 percent cases that we're looking at is where the bed, the very best of these children are pushing them into sexual trade. transactional

sex and child labor. the real issue really is to look at the vulnerability mapping of which child is in massive distress and which side needs more support that there is a need for a more comprehensive approach is something that an iraq can do. the head of the daily commission for protection of child. right. also i'm looking for something for 3 things need to happen. one, these schemes that provide financial assistance to these families for that at least the basic subsistence is insured. the 2nd thing that needs to happen is the government have to explore ways of keeping the children in school, the toward either ensuring a livelihood for the family, or ensuring that there you start in different existing schemes of the government could be a russian or whatever. but ensuring the, the family has adequate means as an immediate urgent step. the commission has started a health line for children in distress. and back at the center. pretty says that

many children she meets with are in crisis right now. we've gotten home because of it years of hard work that we and the children had put in seemed to have gone waste our home. we are now trying to get them back to their studies and 2 different activities. we are trying to heal them and had them come out of the difficult situations. they were still brief. he says that despite their best efforts, it will be a long while before the children are able to cope with the heart. and the trauma that the pandemic has inflicted. now, scientists say a giant tortoise discovered in the galapagos islands belong to a species that was declared extinct more than a century ago. now the galapagos national park is looking for more of the reptiles in hope of saving the species. this giant tortoise is thought to be between 80 and a 100 years old age was found 2 years ago

on fen, an dina island in the galapagos this. now, thanks to genetic testing, scientists have finally been able to identify the tortoise. it belongs to the calendar, dis fantastic. his family, a species thought to be extinct. more than a century ago. it was like a dream. it's a hope for a new species. have told us in the collapse we found a new species that had been registered extinct, and it gives us strength and energy to continue with all our conservation programs . there are 15 species of giant tortoise, native to the calipers archipelago, which is off the coast of ecuador. the current population of this member of the title family is estimated to be around $60000.00.

and now that another species has been re discovered. the hunt is on to find more in the hope of saving it from extinction. mrs. t. w. noon ly from berlin. spence watching the news. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing what goes to the latest research information and contact the corona virus because a 19 special next on the w.