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the former president donald trump's tax returns he fought for years to keep his financial fairs secret. trump was the 1st presidential candidate in decades to refuse to release his tax records. and football legend pele has died of cancer at the age of 80 to the health of brazil when 3 world cups and is seen as one of paul's greatest players. they lay enchanted fans and dazzled is of course don't forget, you can get all the latest news and information any time you want on our website at dw dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. we've thought to understand that globalization works,
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but he does not reach more than 30 percent of the world population. very simple. that facility that's very convenient for the chinese. after all, the port will be full, very exclusively, but a. the mediterranean has become a kind of great sarcophagus. if anything he was proud of it was to be a steal worker, like his grand parents and his parents. this is his business, the company of all that lives. who are the winners and losers. globalization, where do we stand? starts january 5th on d, w. in i'm challenging the religious social, cultural norms that tried to control women's buddies. ah, yes don me when i art was freedom limited, but i, i believe more da is school own good. i feel
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really lucky that i always heard music growing up. it was a life saver for me. when i was a child, we were always taught and that if you were no longer a virgin, by the time you are married, then you are worthless. and it's the same thing that also my perpetrators said when he raped me. i believe that for many, many years and that kept me quiet for many,
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many years. i am got the guy here. i am an artist, an cultural activist from indonesia. and i also a sexual assault survivor. i experienced sexual violence for the 1st time when i was 6 years old. i began to have a lot of mental health issues growing up. so when i was 1314, i started a drinking using drugs i so i broke down and then i went into recovery for my addiction in 2009. and that's when i felt that hey, this music that i have been playing, it has been tremendously helpful in healing me. it is,
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i can eustace, to say something to other women who experienced what i experience so that they can be helped through my music as well. ah because he, i believe he will not sub severely mahogany school. what gap led him up in a society? me as soon as i let him on vacation, but until god like in the back in august that i think kurt acres that are doing. i bought it for a 2nd. love heart, geez, may her g is wendy bogart. dokey will do that. there will be that is a little more again that i'm sure that means using bots. i feel the a much more skillful was at the door neighbor pierre. dance get throughout the middle. the school pulls at that was my gun. mid an arm
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was nice, chef it r megatar. god a honey. we'll get it. got our god. i was told italian door. yeah, it se classical deform had to say up to your boarding expressions are real move. weren't allowed to head expedients to upgrade to him for up new orleans because she had a school sort of lucky, ag dordy, feminine. most women aren't heard. most women don't have the agency to be able to speak up and they're not even given the platform of the space to do it. you know,
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and these are women who, who are screaming inside, but they're, they're not heard. for those of us who can, we should speak up and i think it's as simple as that. ah, my name is young te smile. i'm a feminist artist based in malaysia. and i paint to women in the nude to take away the narrative from a patch. you are called definition of a woman's body that is sexual, that is viewed, that is dirty. that is shameful armed or that can only be virginal and i reclaiming that keys and bringing a feminist perspective to how it looks like i art helps give you the imagination of what an alternative reality could look like. ah.
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they found a way to cite the me past thought i got boy be if not, you know now i walk yellow that they is hillard, bigger thought thought with will run. i'd be going to that. i think it's like a break weekly been megan. this is the hand they were human yet. i. e head didn't have all act. yeah. i just need not don't go to the i her was gilbert. um only knew carson. oh yeah, absolutely. they can medically with thought i thought i saw you. hm. id be personality. guy, he saw the hum, give it to punish we will get that done. let them eyes out. do you live in? don't let them about that. oh no thought by the lake is a mouthful. nicky, the lot bigger than exit rhythm. oh oh,
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oh we be pressure society go. you think? i mean, does cancel the school negotiating. largest dance, move devil freedom, did that dance war. naval ross study in the beginning of my career, i was writing like really dark music, but i was very implicit about writing the lyrics. i didn't want people to know exactly what i was writing about in 2012 was the 1st time that i met other survivors. i felt that that was my turning point. came out as a survivor, where i felt like i cannot be implicit anymore. so the lyric becomes more out words, and i feel like i have evolved a lot and i'm very proud of that. i wrote the song
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for the repair school or my body, my authority. the music video was very powerful because we asked 39 women to write statements about their own bodies on their bodies. oh, if you are a woman anywhere in the world, you struggle with having ownership of your own body because it's so objectified, i always believe that music has really, really tremendous power because we have a really big platform. if we choose it to say something bored ah, with i grew up in a family of strong women. however, existing as
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a molly person born into the religion of islam. of course, patriarchy is environment that i exist. ah, when i started to rule as a human being in this world theme that might place in, it wasn't what i thought it should be. and that was the trigger of me trying to fight it. it's a very simple concept of painting women who aren't thin and white and aren't necessarily able bodied i'm telling young girls that what you're seeing in popular culture is not the only model of, of how a woman should look like. ah, ah,
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i realize that i have the advantage of having music as a medium for my activism because actually wisdom should be embedded in whatever it is you do. if you are a teacher, take your activism to the classroom, take it to the company as you lead, take it everywhere, the message of equality a. so what we have to change is to society. we have to make it a safe space for all of us to speak out a game. yeah, i can't. i know it's about me. yes. buckling with them. don smith and i are was freedom the monday, but i, i think my body is school own. got
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a 4 year it relationship up newborn. it gets hot. when i get done with them. i says id me that it was melissa bye. are disheartening when there monday windows elected one letter will enjoy gardening correctly morning. hold on. good morning. the so many kia or joel got her name was india middle school, was freed uncle. some of that, jackie, with i work with an international humanitarian organization and the issue of our rights of refugees working in human rights in this part of the world is risky. and oh, an artists who take that stand and, and, and make that position through their art to speak about human rights. put themselves at risk. ah, like for myself, you know,
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even choosing to, to pick the men that are nude is me taking a risk because there are laws in place that prohibit against the expression of a new bodies as is being seen as pornographic i'm not as courageous as many other people and to me that's also important for people to to know that you don't have to take those major a life changing steps in order to make a difference. you can find it within your own little spheres of life to take those still steps. but mika, stand, don't just sit by and watch things go by. apathy is inexcusable. ah ah
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