and these are all basic human rights, but for many young people they remain distant dreams. ready the international labor organization estimates at as many as 50000000 people, a victims of modern slavery 28000000 of them are pushed into force labor earning little or nothing. ready 22000000, mainly women and girls. a victims of forced marriage most are under 16. their number has risen dramatically in recent years. a result of the corona virus pandemic. it's often family members who forced the girls into early marriage. poverty also plays a big role either way, it can be incredibly hard to escape. land still remembers the sunday when her mother simply didn't come back from the market. gone. just like that. long story is one of many here in the mountains of northern vietnam. she later heard

from an uncle that her mother was in china. he promised to help that then 14 year old it's only a few kilometers from lans, village to the chinese border. e m. o n day and and allah. it was already night when my uncle took me to china is that a woman was waiting there and she promised to take me to my mother. but when we got to the other side of the red river, my mother wasn't there. home in getty, come pay me enough. instead of meeting her mother, she was sold as a bride to a chinese family. the teenager was now to be of service as a wife illegally and without a marriage certificate. after months, she was somehow able to flee. one doesn't like to talk about the details of her time and china. get her to him. i opened it. i was very desperate and just sad. i'd lost all hope. don't com. okay. i lost the world to live all come helen whistle and

the influence of china vietnam's, giant neighbour, is everywhere. on the other side of the red river, there are at least 30000000 men who can't find a wife. that's why some are hoping to find a bride in poor neighboring countries like vietnam. most of the girls come from very poor families, like cook. a friend had promised her a well paid job. so she followed her over the border. instead she became a bride against her will. between 20122017 alone. there were 3000 recorded cases. the actual number is thought to be many times higher. you know, they make is i and they threatened me and told me that i should never speak to anyone. i should always just nod or shake my head when someone spoke to me, there can be helpful. no one was to find out that i am vietnamese, that note that they threatened me that otherwise the police would put me in jail black and they out. but that man, family,

that thing was at the women's refuge of the organisation pacific links in northern vietnam girls and young women who have somehow managed to run away come here only very few make it on was sold at the age of 15 by a friend of her brother who had promised her a day trip, suddenly she was in china, aunts, chinese father in law, said he'd spent the equivalent of $5000.00 euros for her. again that, and i think i felt like an object daniel. i mean, like a product on the market on how i wasn't a person any more than men came by and check me out. like i was something to pick off the shelf. lima. i was indescribably scared, tangled game on her mad at markets like this one in back. her young women are often approached or drugged by men. they've mostly got to know them beforehand on social media. many are extremely trusting and don't see the

danger. according to social worker loan wong, she believes china's decades long one child policy is the cause of bridal trafficking. sons where preferred girls often aborted until now to the need ah, the need of a child in a family. and so that's why don't chinese main tried and tried to find some of the vietnamese girls are due to have a baby in bo yen high school. number one, the boys and girls of the upper school assemble to hear and information campaign from the government. to tier 2, e from the ministry for social affairs warns that women and children make up 90 percent of human trafficking. even a cousin or uncle could try to sell you the families of these teenagers oftener and just half of vietnam's average income poverty turns them into victims or

perpetrators. oh, hang the company, but that's what some of the girls and women have to go through in china is brutal. they must fulfill not only their husband sexual needs, but sometimes also those of other family members. if they refused, they risk being hit or being given nothing to eat or not. i flung says she's also been approached by men who apparently just wanted to buy her a drink. almost every one here, no stories like that i august. so joseph, oh, when i go there was a garn wally about yahoo! about 15 years so. so he thought she had been up here for 2 days and she hasn't gone whither her boyfriend and luckily we. * found her so i thing is a is a case of a human chevy. king better. but the gun was a fortunate vietnam's border with china is 1300 kilometers long

offences here have only been erected recently. little marble, but jungle like mountain to rain is difficult to patrol, says strong ha of the border police. there has however, been more co operation with china, such as a hotline. i don't even have a warranty of you. in the last few years, china has really helped to save many victims so long how you look back with land. her father smokes a lot. they avoid the difficult topic and don't show their emotions. there's been a lot of gossip about her in the village. the victims are branded china girls line is now an apprentice sheriff in the city. her mother is likely still somewhere in china. she hasn't heard from her reno me and sometimes i miss her so much. always when i think of home, i think of my mother got me always me me when i'm tired,

i just want to go to her. sometimes her life feels numb, but lawn has never given up hope of seeing her mother again. but i'm too many women around the world still do not own their own bodies. that's according to the united nations. it says in $57.00 countries worldwide, 45 percent of women are in this position. they don't have the power to make choices over their health care contraception or sex lives. and it's often down to outdated, patriarchal traditions. meanwhile, residents of a group of islands off the coast of guinea, besides proved that such traditions do not have to dominate this woman is royalty, even if it doesn't appear. so at 1st glance in his neck and um is working hard to

earn money for her family. she can sell a kilo of oysters for about 3 euros. one day she will be queen. but exactly when that's a secret kept by the women of a ranga, or whatever the range as being green. you have to go through several rituals. a being barrario, but they're secret and gay ab rude that i do. you have to know the traditions and know exactly how to prepare the shells for the sacred ceremony. for example, mad. now bowel was seen them said yet i let those if it's the women who hold the power among the bees. jago people living on this island far off the coast of guinea be so they are the head of the family, and above them are the queens. at the moment, there are 3 and my annual were at the i as dictated by tradition. they also serve as priestesses. they make all the important decisions on the island, such as when to so and harvest and when to hold religious ceremonies. only women

are allowed inside their round huts. every problem is discussed at length one about me. well, i don't, i mean, we help people with their marriage problems. why don't we know about everyone's problems here on a rango? if a couple is arguing and they don't come to us, we'll hear about it from their neighbors, but my internet, and then will help them find a solution and then that a lot of my men out. luckily with a young women may have the power here. but they also do most of the work that they build the houses and do the housework. and they also own all the property. some of the oysters that inasmuch anom collected this morning are being cooked for the families, lunch. the people on iran go live modestly relying on what nature has provided with the men go out to fish, but they don't do much other work. instead, they have a lot of leisure time. yet no one questions this division of labor before the women

are proud of their strong ra a you know that yes, in that a melana. but as the, again, i've been out on the say and been the by, unlike to women on the mainland where independence their love of god. oh my yeah. well was go it. we don't wait for the man that it was god read lewd was go. we don't have to beg them for money store shopping. oh, we can decide for ourselves what to spend the money on in atlanta from nearby, near the fair. i don't look up with fiscal some 3000 people live on a rango. most of them in the village of 80 koga here willing decide who they want to marry. their parents then ask the parents of the chosen partner to agree to the marriage. the men are allowed to have several wives. they don't have a problem with living in a matriarchy. there are advantages for them. and just like the women, they're proud of their traditions. am i keep them home i can like you thought about marina. keep them home. ever since queen or kink pamper bellis we'd become famous

for being the island where the women have all the power of america will dearly they said, oh, let me come with you again. here the problems are solved before they get bigger than alibaba got up with them on to you by in august, and we have our queens to thank for actually the, the little bit of the political half of it a year. or king pampa is revered in iran go. her remains are kept here in this hut in 80 koga. it's become a sacred place for people to visit. she's known for leading the resistance against the portuguese colonial powers and for championing social reforms and women's rights until her death. in 1930 today though, there is also a village chief caetano de pinion queen. then he pays him regular visits, as his opinion is important to her. after all, the men should also have a voice. in this way, the women ensure that no problem is ignored, and every one feels in kit. yup. and i will not the government in the capital be so

seems to care little for the role of the women on iran go. it since it's decreased to katana, not the queens, but no one here pays that any mind zebra luther but then observed that the government in bizarre could learn something from us. man, there the politicians don't listen to the women. we're going to move them here. on the other hand, everyone works together or whatever. and that's why everyone in our village accepts decisions that are made. it was a little of our little the queen's hut is the center of power, says a 2 year old queen in a here the women carry on the tradition of a kink up pampa meza. my goal i did are going to read the lug around it. oh, we all work together quoting, and we put a lot of effort into that. first the men and women meet separately. well then they meet with one another anonymous go without a lawyer. i wonder where i'm once everything has been discussed, i got out. we queens had the last word and the i got an indian era. the island may

no longer be home to appear matriarchy, but it's definitely a contrast to the patriarchal power structures on the mainland. oh, the archipelago, its passive was never fully colonized. that is allowed its democratic traditions to be largely preserved. making or ango, a place of peace. my around 57 percent of the global population already lives in urban areas and counting by 2050 cities could be home to as many as 5200000000 people. the climate crisis is becoming an increasingly urgent issue for urban planners. with greener nature friendly housing developments now a priority. but these can be complex and costly to build. one option is to get the prospective residence themselves involved.

thought us build the air at this building site around 30 kilometers from amsterdam . the crew is hard at work. we're now the wind sweeps across the meadow. there will soon be a school for 60 children. with every screw, every fixture is being put in by the parents themselves. one of them is flora, small and big, whose 2 children will attend the school. we started only 3 weeks ago, and i, we all read is that far, but the clock is ticking. in 2 weeks, the holidays are over and lessons are starting for. the parents have overseen every detail from the planning and financing to construction. there's no government says okay here. so amount of money and bill to school, but yeah, we're really yeah. do it and do it by ourselves. well that goes not just for the school, but for nearly everything here and alman, auster wald, houses, streets,

parks, playgrounds, the residents are building and developing the 43 square kilometer area themselves on their roster walled isn't organically growing. city and a unique experiment in the netherlands. the idea is to give people more freedom to create their own living space architect clos hoffman started the project over 10 years ago. not only freedom is also responsibility. and usually in this kind of normal urban development, the responsibility is mostly at the developers side or municipality side can organize top down. and most of all this is completely put upside down. the plan is to have an unplanned city. there are a few rules, but otherwise people can leave her as they like, whether in a house or attend a situation that's barely imaginable elsewhere in the highly regulated netherlands . kind of more it's more one of the few rules is that oster wald has to be green. a

lot of room less than a 3rd of the land can be developed and every resident is expected to use half of their land for urban farming. to encourage bio diversity, we wanted to kind of introduce the strategy to develop housing fin, the green environment that would kind of preserve the qualities of the green environment while still allowing people to live inside of it. over a 1000 residential units have already sprung up in the countryside east of amsterdam for florence mullin back and his family, receiving the subsidy for the parcel of land with a dream come true. they could afford the house because the land was very cheap. partly because the price didn't include a street or gas and water connections. today, they're burning wood to cook. the oven doubles as the heating system since the house was finished, they've spent a lot of time organizing community life building the school and working in the vegetable garden. once a week, floris, mullin

b goes into the field and marks the plots with harvest ready vegetables. we are a theater, a community products, cra culture, and that means that we are producing, fetched, the bows for about 50 households, and there will become a member of our garden in the begin in the beginning of the season. they pay for the rest of the season. if the harvest is plentiful, every one gets more and they also share the risk of a bad crop. once a week, community members can pick vegetables in the garden. a message on their phone tells them how many and which one's neighbor alex hames care comes by regularly. this is just an comparable in terms of quality, like it doesn't have any pesticides, so now they put a lot of love and attention and effort in it. i know them very well personally, so it makes this a big difference in experience,

but also the quality of the food for me community exchange original ideas. but there are also challenges in creating poster world. for example, there are frequent arguments over who pays how much for the construction of a street in front of their own house. what you could say is a so show experiment and that, and before not always use that, they have to work together like usually it's government lay down like you can do this, you can do that. is this going to be like this and like that. and here people have to do it themselves, and sometimes it just takes a bit of a learning curve cuz people have to figure out how to do that. yeah. a few kilometers away in the community shop. marianna asked power and neighbor margin fun . martin display the selection of homemade honey jams, and cheese are produced in auster walled deal funded shaquilla. asp. well is one of the original settlers? hundreds of different plants grow in his wild looking garden on the other side of

the street. mostly the land is bare when you buy it, so if you can give her seats to the land, then their oh kind of native plants and trees will start to grow. and that is very helpful for biodiversity, and making a good ecosystem aswell, collects and rise the seeds of his plants and laid her hands them out among the auster walters. a self taught forester, he believed nature is the thing that links every resident, regardless of their chosen lifestyle. ah auster wild is expected to grow over the next few years. the plan is to create space 415000 houses and 40000 people. at 1st, the land was cheap. even families like a mole and bakes could afford a parcel, but those days could soon be over. prices for new plots have multiplied asp. well, is worried that the inclusive idea that any one could be part of the community is

in danger. we feel it also us as a responsibility for us to realize that there will be a mixed community, which also people with low, low salaries and starting people with a young her children and they cannot afford her house. and it, that's really a problem. xander back hoot, the city of america coordinator for us to wild, defend the price hike. he says plots of land can still be bought cheaply here compared to other places. for example, in nobel horse did and not a normal, a place nearby ost of all. you pay 700 square meter here. 100. the settlement is attracting attention not least from property developers. some have built terrorist houses on the plots in the middle of auster walled, selling them at high prices,

while ignoring the tradition of building your own home with an urban garden. the introduction of more regulations from the city has also stirred resentment among residents. and yet demand to be part of the experiment is huge. today there are 10 times the number of applications, then there are plots available. that doesn't surprise to parents on the school committee. in addition to a beautiful place to live, they found a real community. that's the beauty of foster world that. busy are a lot of am equally mind as people and oh yeah. if the spirit to build things and, and, and i yeah builds, oh, so the community and it's a really strong and powerful community. so that is also yeah, there's one of the things i really like and love about osa, in 2 weeks lessons for the little ones are due to get underway. until then there's a lot to do. but cooperation is 2nd nature to the people of oster. walt,

we've been on the lookout for tasty snacks again. this time in mexico. ah! in the mexican state of yucatan, lies a place called seesaw. around 2000 people live in this small fishing village. this streets i vendor sells a snack that's typical for the catan peninsula. jose fernando and grey, as for as his friends call him, l t gray is known for his coaching meta p bill it's marinate slow cooked pork. served in a band or tortilla with onions and have a narrow chiles. l t grey prepares. everything at home must have

ingredients for color and taste at you take for and that hosting from a local shrub and bitter oranges. what the fuck is up for them? what we feel them and squeeze them off if this is what it looks like. real sweet and added in here. oh, i did that. you need the orange juice, vinegar salt, and the red seeds, sal. recall row you pour is the marinate of orange juice, vinegar salt, and nat geo. take on the meat and give it a rub. i'll te great is using pork legs with the covers everything with banana leaves to keep the juices in and stop the meat from drying out. the meat is then cooked for several hours over a charcoal grill. although traditionally cut shanita p bill is prepared in a clay oven. ah, back at the stand,

there is a steady demand for coach nita to bill and the other dishes on offer people in season, especially like eating out on the weekends. as allen, matt, it's delicious. but also, and because it's pork, it's also very nourishing, not to be around. what can i say? go them on the floor to suit people here and you cotton really enjoy this food. not most are more joy in. you could see because every point i'm really happier, which is, i mean i have a lot of friends and they stop by sit for a while and we have a chat while they even are more about it. cuz she me to appeal, bringing people together with a tasty snack and that so from us at global 3000, drop us a line to global 3000 at d, w dot com and visit us on facebook at

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