the news this is the w news, lying from berlin, a blunt warning from the us vice president for would be migrant. do not come. do not come. come all the harris conducting some tough diplomacy on her 1st foreign office. look at her tricky migration mission of the us border. also coming up to close to call and pers presidential election left this new come up, pedro castillo, take a razor thin lead. other right wing wible cake off. would you marie, will be going live lima and the us health officials approve of controversial new

drugs for alzheimer's disease, the 1st treatment to target the conditions underlying cause rather than symptoms? who's the? ah, hello, i'm really home. it, us vice president, quite a hers is in guatemala, on the 1st leg of a trip aim that's addressing the main causes of migration to america. harris is hoping to reduce the number of migrants with age programs and why helping improve economic opportunities locally bought from the us as a have failed to, to deter migrants in the past. the 1st real test of her diplomatic savvy, on her 1st trip abroad, as vice president come, harris met with

a guatemalan president, alexandra g m. i. ty, the bite in administration, considers the region of priority, and harris said she was bringing a message of hope. got a good mister president, i'm very proud that this is my 1st floor in trip we are at we we share a $1000000.00 share bar that markets to work. and it is important that to be in bar on that the importance of this relationship with name. but she also made it crystal clear that the neighborly relationship she has in mind does not include the entry of undocumented immigrants to the united states. she delivered a blunt message to people thinking of making the dangerous journey north. do not come. do not come. the united states will continue to

enforce laws and secure our border liberals. you see, president d on the title, harris emphasized the need to improve the living conditions and economic opportunities for guatemala out of work that we can do together. hope does not exist by itself. it must be coupled with relationships of trust. it must be coupled with tangible outcomes in terms of what we do as leaders to convince people that there is a reason to be hopeful about their future and the future of their children. but that future remains uncertain. natural disasters like her can a to and i owe to ravage central america last year. and the corona virus pandemic has triggered yet more poverty. faced with effects of climate change and the procession. it's unclear how the biden administration expects nations like what tamala, to keep its residents from seeking a better future abroad. over more than the speak to d. w. washington correspondent,

carina she malloy cardeana. you've reported extensively on the migration crisis along the us border. do you think vice president harris's strong message will make a difference? it's difficult because it's a huge challenge and we're talking about long standing problems. we just heard in the report and it's due to climate change, but people are fleeing and tv comic reasons, but it's also on perhaps mainly what poverty and also because people there in the northern triangle, that means what am i? it's kind of odd or and undo us, are fleeing violence and criminality. and what am i la? and in this 3 countries i just mentioned violence agreements are very high. and what am i the loan? there are more than 100 murders per week and also drug gangs control certain parts of the country and families are fleeing because of this. but also because they, they just can't satisfy the needs of their family and of their children. and now the bite in harry's administration has pledged for bailey on plan to boost

development. and what am i la, but also $310000000.00 for humanitarian aid. and this is what we're the vice president harris has announced today. and the reason why he is there, and so it's also given 500000 colbert 19 vaccines to what am i la. and all this packed with the message we just heard to help is on the way all of these will of course not sold immediately. the longstanding problems i just mentioned in what am i the, and the other countries, but at least it's a start. i'm carrying a why is watson model so strategically important or crucial here? well, there are 2 main reasons why the yes is focusing on working with water mala and the 1st reason is it's a dual graphical location. what am i the layer between mexico and other non doris? this means that individuals from the letter to countries would have to pass through what am i lot before reaching mexico and eventually the us border in apr. what am i

love employed more than 1000 police and military officials to it's tell them border to help mitigate migration from underwear and those type of are and it's actually helped to reduce the immigration and influx to the u. s. and the 2nd reason is because what am i law is the only country in the order and try and will be as can work with the president on doris and mr. martin, this has alleged as a concert or in drug trafficking. and he is actually under, under investigation by the u. s. department of justice. and it's how about president taylor has most recently been criticized for firing the attorney general . i'm several supreme court judges. so you see corruption and non democratic behavior is a problem, not only for the residents of these countries, but also for the by the harrison ministration, when it comes to cooperating with this countries. and now from the u. s. perspective, how important is this trip for the u. s. vice president? it's very important it's, it's the 1st president of vice president harry's and migration is of course

a very it's not the most important issue right now, especially if we take a close look to the political climate here in the us by this immigration policy is one of the main points that republicans are especially trump, supporters are using and the narrative against democrats and it is going to be even more important. the closer we get to the mid mid term elections. democrats are trying to solve a really long standing and challenging problem that is a huge challenge for the administration. and as i said for the midterm elections as well. so, vice president, no space, he has been in this role before under president barack obama. and this is why all eyes are really on come out harry's on her trip today. and today's trip is going to take her tomorrow to mexico. all right, the c w is carina. 2 more speaking to us from washington. thank you.

let's take a look at the stories making headlines around the world. us authorities have recovered most of the ransom page to russian base hackers who those the cyber attack on the country's largest fuel pipeline. the crypto currency was recovered by a task force set up in response to ransomware attack on critical infrastructure worldwide lead stocking based on israel parliament will vote to approve a new government by june 14th parliamentary centers opposition. pete has brought together a multi party coalition to unseat prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he has been in office for 12 years, rushing opposition lead the next day, no volunteer has been discharged from a prison hospital and returned to jail. devonie seeing here in court was hospitalized in april after going on hunger strike. he is serving 2 and a half years for embezzlement. a case support to say it's politically motivated.

no vote isn't peru or facing a tense night with the presidential elections still too close to cool. why swing populus k? kofuji murray held a thin lead. but the surgeon votes in rural areas for the left, the candidates pedro castillo has put him ahead. the window will lead a nation suffering from recession and the wills worst. corona virus, death rate. but the voting shows that urban and rural voters have very different ideas about how to improve the country of war. and this, let's speak to d. w. johan ramirez, whose life for us in lima, the on it's a type race. what are the latest projections? i cards into the national electoral authority right now. federal custody of the left wing candidate has a little advantage to other right. we've tended to take off. so he marty, an adventure, an advantage that is we are talking about some 90900000 votes,

but this is when the 5 percent of the votes are still counted. so the key thing right now is that these 5 percent off the votes are coming from roto r e s. my peruvians voting abroad. rudo area are supposed to support the federal gas to your so he's advantage could increase that there will be on voting abroad. are supposed to partake of where he mores. so that's why the authority right now cannot establish who is that we cannot declare a winner because the trend is not even though a lot of people here in the threatening front, off a federal field headquarter, are already celebrating what they pay for granted to see a want the selection and come more about the candidates they do have as you say, different backgrounds and also obviously different political views

absolutely different. i think they couldn't be more different. why honda? we have better c r last week candidate. who is a teacher? on outside there, he was known in 2017 when he'd let nationalists right. but he who was not part of the political scene here. so he was an outsider. i keep promises to profit your constitution to nationalize many private companies on to address the country. so works a march this sunday socialist society. on the other hand, we have a populace there, right? we can do that for you more. she is a daughter of a former dictator alberto murray, who actually is right now on them for crimes against humanity. bad case for him for murray, her daughter she, she says that either is the best president in the history of the rule. so that's why that's why she stands for. so as i said, they couldn't be more different. and given the political divisions,

what's the likelihood that the losing side will accept the results? both candidates fine and i got the agreements before the elections are they agreed that they were going to respect the results that they were going to accept. i'm going to see if it was required. but last night, when we knew the exit for non official results that were given by that moment, an advantage to take a for him already immediately called his people to take the threats to the fact he's the victory. he said to defend their bows. so right now, these people behind me they are celebrating what they take for granted the victory off to you. but this is suddenly, this is like a traditional in latin america. every time we have an election, the winner canada celebrates on the losing candidate claims for fraud. we hope this is not going to be the case, but it looks like this is a tradition in latin america. ok,

and that's the w henry mass life for us in the ma. thank you so much. or here's an update on development in the pandemic. the us based drug manufacturer, madonna, has submitted applications to you health regulators to have it's vaccine approved for teenagers. it's currently approved for those over 18. the philippines plans to vaccinate an additional $35000000.00 people. that's including public transport stuff and people who work outside their homes. it's the next phase of a row. now that began in march and spain has opened this borders to tourist for a number, a for a number of non e u countries including the united states. travelers must show proof of vaccination and unvaccinated tourist from the you can now and to spain with proof of a recent negative androgen test. now, in the united states, health officials have approved the 1st new drug for alzheimer's disease in nearly

20 years. it's the only treatment regulators they can treat the causes of the disease rather than its symptoms. but the approval is controversial with some experts saying there's just not enough evidence of real benefits for patients. well, so j go to is a professor of neurology and psychiatry at mcgill university in one trail. he explains how the treatment works. well, it's a complex disease for a century. we know that there's a build up in the brain of 2 key proteins, amino acid and tell the which one is the one that can now be treated. but it's probably not sufficient to get maximum benefit. the tao protein also needs to be targeted and there possibly an inflammatory component as well. and of course small stroke can speed up the process, but stroke we can manage now to some football news. now germany beach lot fan 71 in the final warm up game before the european championship would stop on friday. among

the pick of goals, robin goes and next, the opener with his 1st international strike. the 3rd came from thomas mina, as he made his return to the site and germany starts the europe campaign against wrong on june 15th this is the w news lies from berlin. one, use a couple of the, our thesis by, by the my 1st i think was a sewing machine i found from women are bound by their portions or something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle using me. and so it was a little girl. i wanted to have a bicycle of my and it took me years to finally gave up and mentioned by me by sizes, but return with the sewing machine going, i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing a button. and now i want to reach out to those women back home for bones and social

rules and informed and about their basic rights. my name is david and i work with the french regulators, not a landmark settlement with google. the tech company bowing to and the trust pressure for the 1st time agreed to overhaul its ad marketplace to the country. regulators elsewhere are likely to take notes. we'll look at what the deal could mean for the company. also want to show german cars supplier bosh open the state of the art semiconductor factory near dresden. could it be a small step toward helping ease a global chip shortage? to put the brakes on car industry, the answers are back in europe as spain reopened the visitors from both countries

and italy in portugal make their own plans. but it's not hitches just asked travelers from the u. k. global sho, beardsley in berlin? well, google is promising to overhaul its ad marketplace in france after the countries competition regulator, force the firm into a settlement and 220000000 euro fine. saying google abused the dominant market position. 3 media groups, how to use google, google of having a monopoly over online ad sales with a company operates as both ad platform and seller. the decision is the latest move by european regulators to address the market dominance of us tech giants. and could spar similar action elsewhere. right. our financial correspondence sabrina kessler is in new york. sabrina, good to see this is the 1st of its kind of settlement for google. what does it mean for the company? and this is kind of a huge thing for, for a google, i mean to find right is relatively small compared to,

to its overall earnings. but in general, this is, this really, really shake up its global dominance. it's not only the 1st anti trust rolling where they really dealt with super complicated algorithm issues, but this case can really be meant mark case and kind of a roadmap for other countries which already scrutinize that google market power such as it's a lead for instance, or the u. k. or texas, you're in the u. s. i mean, they're competitive. on the other hand, they will. yeah. try to re establish a level playing field right now. this could hurt growth profits in the future. the company, by the way, google already said that they agree to change their practice in the future, not only in france, by the way, but also in other countries because they really try to be proactive here to, to yeah, to avoid for about legal issues in the future, but i mean there have been so many anti trust issues in the past, but in the past month, but i'm certainly sure, and i'm yeah,

i'm really quite sure that the regulators say they won't keep it. they will keep an eye on and on google and really be they are keen on, you know, other tech news today. apple developers having a big meeting, their annual meeting of this time, the mood is a little bit different than usual years following that big trial involving epic games. what can you tell us? yeah, absolutely. i mean, we've just seen growing developer resentment towards apple, especially there or it's app store. i mean, not only due to the try with epic games, but also because there are so many software developer right now which really say that yeah, apples practices for instance, that they charge a 30 percent commission fee that see really harms innovation. and it really hurts competition. so and yeah, apple, of course they know that they are aware that so when the developer they, they are upset and they really try to mend fences today. they, for instance,

that they pay $230000000000.00. then they're app thought launched in 2008 to developers, but yeah, i mean, they're still unsatisfied. we haven't heard anything regarding the policy, they're charging policy today. so the eyes were more on other issues like the more the, the new operating system, for instance, like the new macro, as called monterey. we have a new ios update called iris p. and we have some redesigns. we have new features for the apple watch run, and of course it's always it's fancy. it's cool. and yet, but the software developers, they will keep an eye on. this is for sure for the counselor in new york. thank you . of salvatore could become the 1st country in the world to make bitcoin legal tender president nie a boy kayla, announcing he will propose a bill to the countries congress. this week of cell phone has a high poverty rate, very low public spending on health or welfare. many salvadorans are dependent on

remittances from family living abroad. money transfers that make crypto currency look especially attractive. el salvador, the president pick the perfect place to unveil his country's crypto plans. bitcoin trade show in miami, lots of visitors were hoping to hear good news about bitcoin encrypt currency. president naive killers, pre recorded video message was created, especially for the trade fair and was well received. i will send to congress a bill that will make bit going a legal tender inside of our, in the short term. this will generate jobs and help provide financial inclusion, 20001000, the formal economy, 70 percent of our salvatore's inhabitants. don't have a bank account, low income groups in particular, rely on family members working abroad to send money home. this often involves significant fees and time. bitcoin transfers can be done inside a few minutes and inexpensively according to president kayla. but there are risks

like volatility. the value of one big coin skyrocketed this year to over $64500.00 before plummeting. by more than 40 percent, el salvador doesn't actually have its own currency. it uses the us dollar, and it will continue to do so along with bitcoin. the world's largest automotive supplier opened a new plant in resident on monday for semiconductors. bosh is 1000000000 euro billed out will help pump out more of the tiny components which have become critical for the auto industry and increasingly in short supply, doing due to growing demand during the crone of our pandemic. the massive shortfall is pushing prices up, hitting bottom lines and even spring government intervention. the german government for example, invested in the drugs and plant which begins production next month. of a boss is far from alone and building out as a chip shortage by down more companies. racing to expand production for

a physicist still can render connect quality control as up next when it comes to chips, it's all about the tiny details. a single chips. no larger than a finger now contains several 1000000000 transistors. the science behind it is amazing. you can, we can check individual transistors if we suspect there's a defect. we can find a specific transistor among 5000000000 them, cut it, analyze it closely, and find the cause of the defect. tens of thousands of silicon wafers packed in boxes are moving through the production sites of global foundries. europe's largest ship, producer, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. once ordered, it can take up to 3 months to produce a chip. some of the factory machinery costs as much as an aircraft

and we see sustained high customer demand. the plant is already fully book this year and to a large extent, next year, we need to invest so we can offer our customers more products and technology ships are scarce all over the world. it's a good time to invest. global foundries wants to double production at its german site. nearby, there's an infinity in plant. the company is the global leader in the production of vehicle chips. here to there are plans to expand income in the coming 45 years and finney in one vest, the billing years to expand this site. and the world's largest automotive supplier boss has also invested heavily spending a 1000000000 euros on a new factory. the region around the city of traced and has become the hub of europe semiconductor industry. every 2nd european ship is made here

where the leading european region, but globally we still have a lot to do to stay competitive and honest with mr. young. but the race is tough, it's not over and it's a global race. asia and the u. s. are well ahead in this race. europe now wants to combine its forces to catch up. earlier we spoke with christine eisen, schmidt, she's vice president and managing director of until germany. we asked her if europe was seeking to lessen its dependence on the traditional asian producers of semiconductors. well, i think we've seen that you're facing a short content right now. we have limited flexibility to react to this circumstances. so being prepared to be more flexible and to, to reduce our winner abilities and dependencies is definitely a key priority or, or a key goal. so typically it's good to, to rely on their opinions. but for sure, i think europe needs to become more independent and also combine design and

manufacturing in the region if we want to, to retain the flexibility. and if we want to come to a more approach, we add in sales, we believe really in our, in the approach christine eyes. and she went there with intel, germany. well, summer means travel season in europe at least in a normal year. but of course, this is hardly a normal year. however, countries are slowly opening to tourists, as case number's fall and vaccination rates rise. but even that is not without a pitches that coming in droves again. tourists from germany, france and the host of other countries. permit me okay. airport is bustling again after an entire year traveling from non e u countries going into spain, the online full months, very quickly. i can't complain. now that way, if you filled it incorrectly and have the vaccine and the p c r tests,

you shouldn't have any problems. i just walked through without any hassle. so, seeming problem. spain is hoping for $45000000.00 foreign visitors this year. that's about half the 2019 figure tourism. know me accounts to 12 percent of spain's g d p. italy and portugal also depend on vacation is from around the world that was so just arriving many british tourists in portugal have been packing their bags. that's because from tuesday morning at 4 o'clock, any one returning to britain from portugal faces attend a quarantine. british government says the main reason his fear of a new corona virus variant for one month i'm having to go home today because ever the, all the rules and regulations back in the u. k, which is an absolute joke. absolutely. no need, no need for poach, will be a number. no need. travelers from brazil, india and south africa are much worse off though. they're not allowed into europe

at all. due to the widespread corona virus in those countries. and that's it for me . and the dw business team here in berlin has always check us out online. d, w dot com slash business. these and other business stories seem, beardsley, thanks for watching the news. the news trapped in the clutches of human traffickers. countless children in india are working as in house plays. their only chance is to be rescued in a raid and handed over to 8 organizations, which offer them education instead. the indian child plays next on dw kick off rules

score in record. she's coming stores in the light, the price team get lucky. traditional club in free call. the 1st part of the review of an extraordinary season. 60 minutes dw. ah ah. people in trucks injured when trying to feed the city center and more refugees are being turned away at the board of abilene names on the tank in syria to be crated against. and the trader people fleeing is extreme ross getting 200 people in the gmc around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge.

the why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d, w, online's. the know how much you to like his friend mohammed, shari food and loading up the sex with posters and flyers. don't forget the ma, small, little detail in the morning and the guy in the indian state of the hot to young mean a trying to stop child play for many families. he is sell their children, sending them to india big cities to work these to friendship. despite

themselves mm oh i i use how much you 2 pumps notices with emergency telephone numbers, contact numbers to the authorities. but also the carlos that shante childrens foundation, which secured his freedom 60 years ago. mohammed was supposed to work in a factory when he was just his own. now he and his friend one to prevent the other children from being exploited. i do, said the little girl, but joseph, on monday, carrying out to campaign, we are fighting to save the children from exploitation and abuse and labour god,

when you are, if you see children travelling to dinner, your medical mom, by the good, your job is o calcutta then ring this free. get bogged down some this information come with these 3 telephone numbers can help make children safe. we're fighting for children's rights. my 3 children, i'll still small 57, and 9 years old because the school is closed. they are attending the stomach schools the macross over there, but the woman tells them that she wouldn't send her children away to work. but is he a cartoon? if i'm able to read it to the least telephone number? she never went to school. neighbor however, has sent his 14 year old son to the indian capital daily to work to earn money for

the family. the family needs a new house to activists wanted, know where the boys living and working how did he get to delete and you can come up with the guy will look at him. he was taken by an acquaintance of a little later, my son rang up and told me that i shouldn't worry about him. bob bob, that you must know the name of the person that your son is working for. you. he didn't say, and then we had a video call them. i saw my son, he's fine with him. i would like about a little speak to your son when he's back here. we want to know about his experience. thank me. should be hon. is one of the poorest regions of india. many of the children sent to work in the big cities come

from fear of a neighbor or relative actors, intermediaries, ah, ah bahama, disconnect information, which he then passes on to the n g. is headquarters in delhi. today he has an online meeting with the staff of the college sachi arte childrens organization. can you see if i chose to how things the organization funded by private donations and was set up by the nobel peace, flurried kindness, the charity, its mission to fight for children's rights nationwide in india, child labor is prohibited for those under 14, but according to official figures more than 10000000 children do work. the 3rd,

the bicycle campaign is really dude, and it's proving a success. more and more people are coming to us information. they understand now that child labor is a crime. the mom flung down in india has made the poverty much worse in many regions. more and more families assembling their children. in desperation to the big cities, the foundation has launched a campaign to try to intercept the children they arrive to have fidel coordinator. new peroration. so with them doing specific complaints, we have received very detailed information about 4 different places, antelli. in one case, the middleman took a child to an industrial estate, and his father informed us and asked to free his son, request mostly the middleman take the children to deli, mom by calcutta, and immediately pay the parent money lucky mala which generally they are given false. information about whether children have been taken when janet,

with the the organization knows when the children arrive, for example, at the main train station in delhi. last september, the n g a picked up 17 children who arrived by train with help of the police. most of them came with traffickers from b and we're coming to tell it to work for children. foundation found these boys in the switch in november making cheese in this tiny room. the come one come down. can you see if managed to say these boys in the fall, they will locked up in this factory

label. so you need privilege of $2.00 to $4.00 zeros a month. they often work up to 16 hours a day. every year. being used, research team has collected a lot of information and is planning a new grade. this year they have managed to free more than $350.00 children, so each opperation has to be well planned and authorized by the police and the authorities. mindy is leading the briefing for the intervention till the time and place at the rate of being kept secret information is checked. several times. i saw jacqueline eagerly to come when we're given the name of the employer in the company's address. and we check that my list that we serve the area until we're certain that the children are definitely there. and we

pass on our files to the relevant prosecutors. they prepare the rate to save the children together with the police feel gratian coordinator, and his team are only willing to deal in main bus station to look out for children being sent from b and other indian state to work in the capital device will, you know, that time give us that i'm not going to be put on a little bit in i can log in, you will see how much we can reveal that we work for the organization that's looking for children. how much of the labor was out there were pretending that were people who want to hire staff from other state. this number. give us an idea of what's going. i'm asking, who will be arriving in which buses can we please vonda? that's how we get information using those kinds of message. i'm trish all just give out the that was like a lot of our dummy. well sadducees little of got it. so the

main bus station is one of the country's most important transport traveling by fast . it's cheap to track because pay for the children, tickets ah. between stop research operation on behalf of any workers arise behind today. yeah. when will they be arriving on the 23rd or 24th. what regions are they coming from? where's the bus at the new software or problem or the workers already returning

from behind get updated test, cuz i think i'm not sure if you're going out. if i were you guys done you pay for your ticket checks every work you know? yeah. you know, if someone a company and you don't get it, when he leaves the bus, this trouble growing the bus driver the problem. what do you want? i can ask what i want. i asked where they were and whether they have problems. you know, if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me,

tell me it was like i'm going to, i wasn't asking you, i want to know where they work with it. i don't know where the guys don't want a situation is he's, you know, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible with one of the bus drivers. it's been a few useful nation figure. you have a bank when they arrive to live in the next 3 day from what areas and behind a man him was we just, we have spoken to the bus drivers at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children to be hosted. i think that would be totally kind of the teachers that will get the

impedance to use to do that to, to check in with his parents. they sent incidentally to work when he was just 8 years old. a neighbor was looking for cheap labor for his jewelry making business and managed to persuade mother the family needed plenty. we're about to think of the wording from 9 am until 2 in the morning. though, it's sometimes we worked through the night. urgent orders had come in with that. they ma'am, and just went on like that day in day out, ma'am, look what they gave us 10 rupees a week for chocolate. that was the only highlight. but then we had to get back to work a little bit once a week we had half a day off or habits would build them up to me or you just went on like that for years. then the young man was free by the n g o that he now works for. the family should receive equivalent of 330 years. his backbreaking work. they never saw any

of it. but i like to just have a look now. i was earning very little at the time when my older daughter was due to get married and i got my 200 laptop. i had to give her 30000 rupees as a dowry. a lot of people, do you say after i did that, i sent him off to work 64 years later on his employer died. and when he gets kind of what happened then to comes between father and son mohammed who was now 20 has in the meantime become the family breadwinner. he owns more than a $130.00 a month from the in. think i would like to know whether your decision back then to send me to work with right or wrong, even if the situation was very difficult and was not somebody had nothing, but i know that the situation back then was very bad. but today it is good and he started work. the situation has become very good for i think we're doing much better today. i'm going to get no expression of regret over apology. but mohammed's

mother, i don't feel bad about what she did to her son. and then maybe we can do my part to make me feel like we'll go from there. but when i think about it, the memories flood back with us. i try to avoid that. i distract myself. i don't want this to happen to any more children or from the, from the foundations long term child rehabilitation center. the ash ram helped bring him back then, far away from his family. he learned to read and write and he was trying to be an electrician. i'm at, you're taught it on a very special please. his instructor is on the other end. how are you? hi, everything is good to go. you know what? i'm also well, so i'm, i'm currently carrying out a campaign to protect the children in the villages near and i'm doing

a few jobs isn't electrician putting with i've made up my was just to see he always wanted to learn new things when he was inquisitive. not all children alike that could tell either good. he was very persistent and demanding that he would say, teach me how to repair on demand water. he was, he was always hungry for knowledge. he so took everything i spun. you'll never job hard. me load him up with the instructor works the special place. these boys a learning a trade just like you did. the boys are preparing fan heaters and ventilation fence to being trained electricians

but it will take us even if a child's to come here for a few hours. then we arranged that we finished around the school curriculum, and miss pamela will be with you, but it will go, but they are job. what's it due to me? then the boys get instruction. these boys come here regularly from 10 am to 1 pm for vocational training. this trends located far from indian big cities is only accept boys. they find protection here and they go to school. it's the 1st time that these children have had a real chance in life. for the ash, it's a special place. he was a slave labor. he wanted to come back here because this is where his new life started on it. he knows what the boys have been through.

i've been here that i haven't been all the boys who come there a traumatized because how many children have experienced physical violence among others? have been put on the psychological pressure, but it is also a kind of torture saturday. so kind of some of even been sexually abused. i will. and then my dad, but yet the hand was intense him i needed to handle when the children come here, they don't talk to us. they're stressed. it's an aggressive set of playing with the other children than had the federal law. the, i don't make any friends decide to kill, didn't you decide how spinning in to see what comes having these extremely traumatized children. they are not able to open up by town that we can't get through to them because we got the meanings and evenings. the boys tend

yoga and meditation classes. the teacher says that helps them to work through their traumatic experiences. grew a part of the curriculum for every indian school. good morning, chris and 78 boys. he came between 6 and 18. you found this is the city schools, most of them ever attended school wide vocational training afterwards is intended to prevent them from being exploited in the future. as cheap labor says in the never mind the there's always time to speech in the afternoons. the boys arrive via undernourished and improved physical shape.

the social worker can push to bad plays critic with them every day. he doesn't have to do much persuading cricket, most popular sport. all the sports. physical activities are very important for the children because the environment that they come from. they have been working on 1718. and one case that we have here the child was going to be working quite on 69 every day for more than 6 months. so then he came here, he saw this deal that he started playing with everybody and they used to work like sitting cross legged them there to work like this. so when he gave me after playing financial $23.00 days, his leg started hurting so much. i could not walk street know his legs begin

crooked on sundays, the boys are allowed to call their parents and relatives. 0 0 to bully parents, that's not uncommon. finally, to neighbor answers, why those people are making a fool of you. so negative teaching me here. i think you would be better off coming back and not staying there any longer. wow. i'm not getting out about what i was getting an education like,

why do you need that monday? you'll end up coming back here in the end. you're hardly going to become prime minister with your education. learning stuff here, just not one moment. that may well be, but you've learned enough that the social work is always present during the telephone calls because often parents try to get their children to use them. it's cheap labor again, don't think he is the victim of indian national labor. his grandfather was wondered whether not much longer live in front of under generation wondered, live the organizations long term rehabilitation center like a boarding school. the boys are not allowed to leave the grounds. they're only

allowed to return to their families when the team of teachers and social workers decide that the children are strong enough to find their own way. most the he, just if he is. ah, the next day in delhi, mindy has managed to collect enough information to launch rain this morning with the help of the city authorities. the police and a local magistrate was briefing with the magistrate in time to head out to an industrial in northeastern daily. that it, that's gonna be the oh do

you tend the area observed surveillance operation concern to do children with the small project fancy producing thomas or devotional objects. now things have to or the civil children are sleeping in this room for them to come to take a look on the 1st floor and they're going to be got out when it gets over relevant, you can take a photo taken photo said don't worry chinese. so young, just carry on. where do you come from?

from the hard name from what our district the how you see. i don't know. i'm from a hurry. i don't really wanna. oh right maria. i understand. when did you start work today? since 10 am not to get any work until 2 in the morning till 10 p. m. i think 9, you know until 2. i know it's 2 and 9 and my leader gets another tip off. one boy is hiding in the toilet. it's another boy from behind. them come from this indian state even if they are from different districts . he comes from the same neighborhood as mama to to, to pass on the information that led to the right. got you got. i don't know. i don't, he's really frightened. you don't have to be afraid,

i'm going to make the me. why did you hide in the restroom? i understand you're scared me. that's why they weren't from 10 am so midnight or one i am. you can see the traditions there for to work 12 to 13 hours a day. the boy is 10 side 1st. josh has been, di, passes him and the other boys over to do the sources. they're registered and afterwards taken into protection by the k, a. c. s. been their parents are informed 9 children were found in the head of the small firm is arrested and brought before the magistrate. he could face up to 2, he's in jail. i got, but most to be released without charge. i

never got the the for the me on the to to and his friend on the way to an important appointment village does have agreed to register all the children in for villages. they are recording the mobile phone numbers that their parents and their addresses. village elders say they will exert influence from the parents, they communities, they are also going to document with the families to cindy mitchell, them to work in other areas. and if so, where the register is designed to help find the children more quickly. when asked why this was only happening now,

they say that the authorities had never asked them to do this with a boy that i can get her, they get my, get this unable, but i'm so happy, suddenly baggy. finally, there is this register here. he's got cut, i'm going to get on it. well, that's not the case everywhere for the 1st time, the problems of being tackled on me and get the joke of them together. like i said, we want these to be done thoroughly and we're going to help the local communities, if and when difficulties arise, i still go having a middle name for mohamad, the day is still not yet. in india, schools have been closed for months because of the corona virus pandemic support children. there are no online classes or any kind schooling mohammed children decided to do something about himself. now he gave danny listened to the children in his village. he says, without these children will probably never be able to break out of the vicious

cycle of poverty and exploitation. he says, education is the key. then i think i then could you meet. if i do not know what that the look back think you know that i was a child slave laborer and that i'm now teaching children. i can nobody appreciate my work whether it's and understand what i'm telling them and they send their children to me. what is a matter of course, on the, on my way to, to get a new chance to escape modern day slavery. and he took it and he's determined to go on saving other children from the same fate. the kickoff

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