and to send the platform with, you know, the channel. we are not going to happen delicate the tub because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution, the future with 77 percent every weekend on the w. b. this is did have the news a show coming up today. the little known story of south korea's home of horrors. hundreds were killed, tortured and raped. in south korea's brother's home facility in the seventy's and eighty's. now a commission is demanding a government apology for these past crimes and cattle farmers under massive

pressure and parties done after flood waters wipe out their feed supply for life stock. ah, i british manager, welcome to the dublin news. a sure glad you could join us. we begin in south korea today where a recent report by an independent commission, has blamed past governments for atrocities committed in a state supported institution. the commission has asked for an official apology from the government. more than 600 people were killed and hundreds of others reaped, beaten, tortured and enslaved in brothers home. a facility for so called vagrants in bo, son city. most of these, what children it operated in the seventy's and eighty's under military governments which wanted to beautify the streets, particularly before the maintaining

t it c all olympics homeless. people and children were picked up off the street sometimes by police officers and taken 2 brothers home, where they were kept at the mercy of all the inmates and gods. many of those taken wont even homeless. they were for lack of a better word kidnapped and thrown into a system of state supported imprisonment. at jimmy j hand, jones son was 9 years old when he was brought to brothers home, a welfare center in blue sun. because of his short stature, he stood at the front of his row of children, directly witness to the abuse, often inflicted by other residents who had risen to positions of authority. only got the money, just want me to raised his club to beat the boy again. when he had another seizure . could you go to the club, hit him right in the head with a crack. as he fell down, you'll names and get blood poured from the head, and there was a horrible smell moon. his body shook all over the wood,

the blood spread like water as he collapsed. doug and his pupils were totally dilated, the wound up, the local and young son did not see the boy again for over a decade. hannah's campaign for the truth. now he's working on a replica of brother's home to shed more light on what happened there. investigators now say $657.00 people died at the facility last month, south korea's truth and reconciliation commission confirmed evidence of slavery, rape, and murder at brothers home in the 19 seventies and eighties that impacted tens of thousands him again. william wedding is oh, it was confirmed that the human dignity of the detainees at brothers home was violated in various ways. including forced labor assault abuse, sexual violence, and death. and it was confirmed that the government did not fulfill its duty to manage and oversee brothers hall. yes. or no handling counts,

repeated sexual abuse. who he mean is that under the big bullies didn't have to share their beds. monica, so they had lots of space, but look space they used to sexually assault the pretty looking ones. they picked up during their free time. little cannibal. if they didn't comply, they dragged the boys to the washroom. theming beat them up and sexually assault them. there didn't go. that was our daily routine huddle in wing. and young son spent 3 years at brothers home. in 1987 investigation into abuse at brothers home was quashed under pressure from the then military dictatorship. which wanted to stifle dissent following revelations of other human rights abuses. however, these new findings following a 4 year investigation may force lawmakers here at the country's national assembly to take a greater interest in pass legislation. the hand, young son says he will be patient, other than what the hell will madden will tell all fog on august the mighty room if

now action follows an apology, thought it then it's just a show show for the apology to be sincere. the has to be a special law established for compensation, aiyona or no one will accept the apology. you can even if they promised to make one right now who gone who or the noodle tomb without clear survivors have been filing lawsuits for years. but brothers home closed in 1987 complicating legal options. some i'm picking only about $600.00 applicants of so far come forward for the investigation. i'm willing to 1st understand exactly who the 30000 people were and why they were detained. and those who are verified to have suffered could be compensated for their damages headed to one of them either on yeah. now hand young son continues to ad details to his reconstruction, hoping it offers more concrete testimony is all on that on gone. if people cool his aunt, perhaps maybe it is, but i don't think it's aunt i got, but if that system can be seen with the eyes and then perhaps people could

understand more easily and be more convinced was about i think that inspires me to recreate what i remember he'll get aniko. hand sister was taken to brother's home with him. she did not fare so well. his father was brought later. both have since lived in state, psychiatric hospitals. hand young son now wants only to care for them. you don't either did a diesel. and from august i joined by c room, cool, a writer, and co founder of the platform, korea exposing their to fulton stories of from the korean peninsula. cyril, the brother's home scandal, isn't at all something one associates with the modern image of south korea that we at least all have how well known is this in south korea itself. the fact that it's not so well known outside south korea is unfortunate because it has been an extremely well known story inside to come see ever since the case 1st

surfaced in 1987. and i'm sure you know all the details of the horrific abuse so hard by those who had to stay in this facility, not to mention any people died. and as a result on there was a great deal of media publicity in the 8. he's anybody in your ninety's and was made the story even more shocking. south korea is the perpetrators of this crime. well, i really very lightly on and the founder of the facility and even when on to continue doing so called charity work after he was released from prison. and the family continues to maintain substantial fortune to ride from this there's so many aspects to this, but as you are going to say, the case already had come to light in 1987. what confounds me is that it's taken on to last month for this call for an apology to be issued by has it taken so long?

well, it shows to some extent how justice works in this grand context. even when there are facts and there is an investigation, not necessarily lead to meaningful action or change. in the case of brothers form, we were still looking at the tail end of the military dictatorship and so career and one that was facing considerable pressure from the various pro democracy uprisings within the country. the dictator at the time one was about to lose his power. and the government was very much invested in making sure that this new scandal did not add to the negative image of the government at the time. so it has been made known that the government also actively a tendency to conceal certain facts of the story and also to minimize the judicial

proceedings that took place there. and of course, it's already a long time ago. it's 35 years ago and people tend to forget and many of the victims they suffered severe trauma and due to not legal make a very high profile fight in the quest for justice. and indeed, in fact, many people credit one particular survivor who bringing the matter again to the public's attention around 2012, he stays hunger, strikes the experience. and really the momentum study to do. but for the large majority, is it safe to say, is it fair? unfortunately, fair to say that the vast majority of victims were left to fend for themselves, forgotten and invisible. unfortunately, this precisely the chase, the victims who had come forward to share this story. they received absolutely no

support from the state, and in fact, to the contrary, many police officials attempted to conceal what happened within brother's home, especially in the city of san where the institution was located. the officials from the city government are known to have threatened survivors and told them not to go public with the story. so yes, they were indeed less concerned for themselves on me this year after the findings of the truth and reconciliation commission, stuff it together attention. we heard from various government entities and also the city of post on that. they want to provide more support from now on 35 years relieve their thanks so much for joining us today. i see one call from korea exposure. thanks so much me.

the depth told from the devastating floods in pakistan has now passed 1500, with many getting the worst could be still to come. local official say water bond, diseases are spiraling out of control and it could take months for the stagnant waters to fully recede and the fields flooded and crops destroyed. food supplies it all to threatened, while farmers struggled to feed their life stuck. zamiah's cons buffalos survived the floods, but now the farmer struggling to keep them alive. zamiah's farm is in the province of sind, one of the areas west affected by the floods. he managed to save his animals, but the water spoiled their feed. as he loved you, are your say? yes, ross, i'll become rotten because of the floods. hello. yeah, it's turn black john what? we can't give it to the cattle the j. so the animals will go hungry to see what you're saying and eventually die. got i got all my guy yellow with their own cattle

feed, ruined farmers have to buy it in, but the short supply has driven up prices. amada general, rich era. la miller were struggling to buy feed for animals. i'm a british who used to get father for $30.00 to $40.00 rupees per kilo. okay, ready? sort of now we have to pay a $100.00 even up to $200.00 rupees per kilo. look is how sammy miller the government has promised help. but ad dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult. further north in the swat valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. it's completely overcrowded staff struggle to attend to all the patients and medical care is needed more urgently than ever as damage by the floods has increased the risk of disease.

the cholera is increased to you. yeah. but the hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased yarber big loop to whom i deposited along with that solid mall cases of being reported of insect born diseases like malaria and dingey. for many of yard being he, the waters may have receded here, but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come that's it for today because of course, more from the region on our website, the dublin dot com forward slash fisher. with you tomorrow, to find out what secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d. w world heritage. 360 get the app. now

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