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a comeback. center stage we encounter po van qu, miles tenacity on his challenging career path and fleeing at all costs african refugees risk everything on the dangerous journey to the arabian peninsula. glittering facades and vast wealth, the visible prosperity of saudi arabia. the emirates and guitar is a big draw for migrants from africa and asia. saudi arabia's population in fact comprises just under 40 percent migrants, and the proportion is growing across the whole region, despite notoriously harsh working conditions, often with little regard for human rights. in the 1st half of 2022 more than 25000 people from east africa alone migrated to the arabian peninsula almost as many as in the entire previous year. mostly from c o, p, a,

and somalia. debussy on the east african coast is a key embarkation point for the both trip to the arabian peninsula. it's just 25 kilometers away from the amazon. shortly after midnight, we leave off a small town in northern judy. the smuggler has informed us that migrants are gathering in this open field behind the city and being brought to a boat. the group of symbols here and is loaded onto a pick up truck. many of them are flying, war and poverty in ethiopia, while others come from neighboring countries. they've made it this far, but now they're going on the next leg of their trip to the arabian peninsula. he who i want to go to saudi arabian cuz there's work there. so i am so dandy as an analog i. i love hourly. yeah, going walking for 4 days. my dog out of my own interior, you are you alone?

you are the la la. i'm with a friend. the overcrowded truck travels for only a few 100 meters on the lit path. before continuing in the dark, judy turns a blind eye to undocumented migrants smugglers. on the other hand, brisk imprisonment. 2 dozen men line up along a cliff above the beach, each one hoping for a better future ahead. many of them have no idea that another war is waiting for them on the other side of the sea in yemen. and i had come to lina, money i want aboard the ship, because i want to work and earn money in yemen. is ella 3 children, the yemen? oh, do you want to continue on to the gulf states? and i said, william, 1st i want to go to yemen, who different than saudi arabia. so wherever there is work was that no and your family, our mama, you knew, yes, my mother is there. good. and every one is there and she will do good. god will work it out. i will do i the god willing. so we'd way i love. god bless you.

shannon. oh, book is a small town in northern jer, booty with fewer than 30000 residence. there is hardly any agriculture, no industry, and very little work. opposite the port of o buck across the gulf of sher dura, lies yemen. the main source of work is fishing and smuggling gasoline. alcohol, and even people that's illegal in jubilee, which is why no one talks about it equally. but fishermen like abdul or barely getting by it got it. what i'm gonna pull up the shit up and i work on the coast. i could see where it's legal for me to fish way not but it's very hard. definitely not. and gas is expensive. so you don't earn much law, you have to leave your booty to make better money in places like yemen that so say so no luck. with my little boy,

hardship pushes fishermen to become people smugglers who risked falling into the clutches of the coast guard. all these boats have been confiscated. the owners are now in prison. and the migrants who are headed to a place that offers them shelter through an unforgiving landscape and brutal heat. we're going to meet a group of refugees who have been on their feet for days, including mohammed who speaks to us. then why did you walk the entire way that could ability? i am but it yes and all on foot. i don't have money for a car. ah. why, why that are you exhausted at that that? yes, i am tired. had my legs hurt. it's hot. i've been remarried and were thirsty ivy. i can wine. that is the t shirt. all you have. what is what? yes, just the t shirt that it, why did, why did mom? and is this your only pair of shoes that allow wider, hey,

we give them our water and move on. this is the base for the international organization of, for migration, or i o. m. aid workers are currently helping some 250 people young. they've had to turn away many others young people, women and children. some have experienced horrific things on their journey. social worker, how a mussa works with the children who struggled to come to terms of what they've experienced with me. yes, ma'am. with. mm hm. i with been born. yeah. yeah. of the bacon. yeah. the abs more yeah. yeah, that bad player some saw is one of the people who couldn't take it any more. she

came from northern ethiopia, got married, and went to yemen with her husband to look for work. he moved on to saudi arabia. she managed to get by with small jobs and yemen, while raising her 3 children alone. now, she's back in judy asked me with the dear coin monkey and i want to go home and take my children to school with him. he didn't want me to give it. i don't want to move to a foreign country any more. i am, i've had enough. we're going to get us luggage. i just want to go home to live among and put my children in school here. at least some sit is safe at the i o m camp. according to research conducted by the organization, tens of thousands of migrants who died or disappeared in recent years on the way to saudi arabia, cotter, or the gulf states. the imo kadijah ahmed takes us to the seem warble tragedy

that time that was too much waive in their toilet was when all of them the date it was 916123. yeah, this has no names. just a few. c shows the tomb for undocumented migrants code. there was vain. so then half of them there was by the shattuck. so, yank in front because there was family but they were also into think they had all it. now all it took was when we know there, at this, we call the family to for me. usually. yeah. the sun is already setting and these migrants are still on the road. they have been on their feet for days. food is too expensive and the water is dirty. they share their

hopes for the future with us. we ask miss eve if he knows what's waiting for them. with yemen is dangerous. there's a war there. water. oh yeah. wash war. war is everywhere. heard. gov, well hold on abroad. you're out of violence is everywhere. what? i'll get the greatest war off. but a lot of your what should i do? it's time for the evening prayer or more. these men, just like all the migrants on this route will need god's blessing. on next story is also about hope and the future. pub, and coma from india has a big dream ever since he watched a ballet on youtube as a young child,

he's been determined to become a dancer. but he's had to overcome many obstacles along the way, including from within his own family. ah, man of baldwin, my name is puffin komatt that's been amazed since childhood. i've loved to dance alcohol in the village. they say it's a girl dana. equally not you. but this isn't a delicate dance form. was hid required a great deal of strength like flexibility. well and hard work, i notice that the liberal lip let that donkey a thing i want the day to come when those who market yet when will see for themselves that ballet can also be done by men belive home. hey, larry,

believe me where he been to that other. now i was dancing with the logo a company lousy. i just want to pursue dancing, so that the nova is here. you had a job offer about it. why are you doing this to yourself? nobody is. if you didn't have anything else to do, but i asked you to learn a skill today. i need somebody to share the workload. givequote. i'm unemployed. man, i don't have work better. the godaddy. i don't have savings and an email, but yvonne about the town it at. what will you get to dance now? it's got there. why don't you get a job in a company or a company that that is good then and you see is talent?

don't you see his doing something other like his working so hard. cool. just let him become successful. i'm no i what i look for is most 1st and 1st and foremost, the desire to do something like this with the passion because i need someone who was not in because excited but the in because they want to do it. i am actual and i have a chain of studios across a do i how are you? welcome you ready? i'm ready here to care for jackie. thank of them on the thank you, what you have to offer but we have some

a low. i've never had the chance in my life to talk to real ballet dancers lot better than that. yeah, but this has never happened before. don't push time and i feel so happy meeting them for the 1st time i've done closing the lonely kids. get are going to more to go out. this is it, it really should be visible. ha, ha. okay. mean by that are supposed to read you the supposed to be deal. if you in go gone, then you just put a there like a day and

get a boat even holding a woman or a holding another body. he's, he's proper. he's only proper. he also needs to understand every time he comes into a stage or he comes into o, please of performing oper work. oh, it is not his life was ill here. if i get this opportunity, i will put my heart and soul now to start with ah ah ah

ah, i saw him dancing with my own eyes to the muddy. at my myself felt at peace. i'm above and dance is very well. he said a good place, he's a ballet dancer now, though, but the villagers were saying that it's a girl's dance and we didn't understand what he was learning, but i liked it a lot. ah, so i think 1st and foremost, i just want to say a to that for me to take him on as an apprentice is not going to happen. okay. because i feel he's got the potential. but oh, he doesn't have that much experience. he doesn't have the strength we why in the fall we require for that company. ok. oh, having said that, i do believe however that he definitely has talent. so what i would offer him is probably a scholarship to study for you with us and called me to do bally online with us.

and then after that i'll re look at him. and if he, if i feel by then he started to develop the vocabulary of the power and the conviction, the commitment to move the body with that force that clarity. then yes, i can look at a landline. you have one year, you'll have to train yourself for another year. you can do it to that terminal with other work hard is about and that's one thing i know you can do. like under making an offer. if i'm a tell them what you want to do. this is an opportunity and i will prove myself, sir. most coke, but kennicott, ticket. okay, i'll give you a chance. the 1st thing that i took away was my ignorance of, of what's happening, the underbelly of and that i would never have dreamt that that kind of a kid would be doing badly, you know, or even heard about that i want to continue dancing. oh,

so i can improve, i can achieve something in my life with ballet. a chance is something our plan. it's estimated. 8000000 animal and plant species need to. $1000000.00 species are threatened with extinction, including many bird species. but all is not lost. the blue mccorr, also known as pixies mccaul, vanished from the wild years ago. it since been bred in captivity, and we introduced in north east and brazil. the moon is still visible when you 1st hear them. the r cromwell purchases alarm clock keys. as you ologist biologist and a kind of manager for the specs of my cars. and right now they're demanding their

breakfast, mixed reversal, spurs him so as similar as possible to food in the wild. once the eating all the while food they able to put together is either workflow and we get to richie, we don't always have it available. so we have to use what's available to it to try and mimic a similar dial. 86 is my cause. have been flying around the catching a wilderness in ne brazil for several weeks more i will be introduced. the animals 1st have to get used to their new found freedom. they come whenever they hear cromwell purchases quad feeding time. we have this day back. the animals are supposed to be becoming less used to people. these birds have never been in a while before. there's been no 6 in the wild for more than 22 years. so we need to teach them. we don't want them to stop. and we don't want them to be weak and

stressed about not having enough food and in vulnerable. so we make sure that they have food available and they are healthy while they find the wild food. this fixes mic. cars are like celebrities. people from neighboring areas want to see the birds . only older residents can recall the time before they died out in the wild. people like 84 year old and use of the da santos. my dad really grew on gabrielle when i was amazed that i saw the birds near a house i li at the river as i washed low. yes. the place he acted on for when i was out heard and go all what kind of garbage you or me some of which to believe it didn't you. dialogue with the local community is important to biologists. google eisler for their help is needed to make the reintroduction process a success i care sally put up as ever. so that idea we have to maintain the spaces

habitat if we want to protect those a continuous thing. and that requires the dedication of people who live here says because they have to monitor and ultimately thank you for letting us know the animals extinction in the wild, 20 years ago was also linked to the way people here live. farming, good hurting are all typical of brazil's bearing north east, but these practices are destroying more and more habitat poaching was the last straw for them a cause habit. it was probably the key that brought their numbers down to very little em. but in the end, once you get to that point, they become very valuable to a collector. so the rarer they are, the more valuable they are. so suddenly the, the price on they had got bigger and bigger. lee animals return is thanks to a complex breeding program. that was supported in part by the brazilian government and german non profit association led the breeding program using animals from these

and i had owners. and a former amir from guitar made his specs as collection available. genes were analyzed to reach the best results, a complex project, costing millions, finance primarily through donations. and you 50 to 6 as me cause travel to brazil where they were met at the airport by cromwell purchase, basically, new arrivals of the apiece in the country. so it was fantastic, but how can the new v i p's be me to feel at home again and be able to survive in the future? scientists, biologists, and engineers are working together and measuring things like how far the birds, why everyone agrees that it can only work if the destruction of habitat is halted. if 40 percent of the coach, anger has already been destroyed, being of at google eisler and his team visit local farmers each week, most like jamar da santos live by raising animal sports thing. every one here

raises goats. i want to have a lot of some just a few of them, but everyone has something to do with code isn't going. they can best survive in this drought written area or coward. google eisner's trying to convince the farmers to fence in their animals to allow nature to recover. the hardest part, you know, to change the mind set had all the curvature that they have. here are the ears that came from their parents and grandparents. so it's quite hard to understand. ah, how they thoughts are connected. ah, she is relying on the younger generation in the city of could i saw the speak to my car has already made an impression even in this elementary school. oh yeah. yeah. i want them across to come back to that. a city becomes more beautiful,

a promotion campaign and i kind of hands on education. that's what we're trying to bring back. you know, the crawl through b times we took all the broad june. ah, perfectly vara men to proud to be from grad singer. the hope is that the specs is mc cause will breed and settle permanently. it could serve as an example for helping other species on the brink of extinction. for this week's global snack we tried something tasty in south africa. ah. on route 27. an hour's drive from cape town. the our 27th roosted cook snack ball serves up delicious, freshly baked treats. it's specialty orders that cook a bread snack with a filling that's been made here in the western kate, for centuries. listed as the africans word,

full grilled cook means cake. the dough is made from flour, voted least an inch of who the dell is needed by hand and then baked on a grid over hot combs keeping the optimal temperature as an alice in itself. gust on most tins, the fire. he's an expert at getting the coals just rice was dear, if you make roast equipment needs to be very specific and make sure that your fire isn't too hard because i don't want burns to cook cook's very quickly. ok, so you have to turn it over quickly and regularly so it doesn't burn out of it, but you also need to make sure it's cooked throughout the mac. so the coals heat needs to be 100 percent perfect. when you tap the twisted cook and get

a hollow sound, it's done once they've been taken off the grill, the bread needs to cool for 10 minutes before the fillings are added. they delicious just with butter, but fillings include egg, bacon, and onion, as well as cheese, mincemeat and filter dried cured meat that's popular in south africa. depending on the filling, it was the cook costs between 30 and 75, south african rand. that's about 2 to 5 years. a to 3000 versus the cook or so it every day. the snap bog. it's especially busy at the weekend. but it's a popular snack among both locals and tourists. i think it's, it's the, it's the fact that it's made on a fire. south africans love love. they love making food on a via we bry,

everything. so it's the bacon. it's the egg. it's a soft a. it's the fact that it's traditional it's, it's, it comes from this is, yeah it's, it's, it's there, it's relative. it's just, it's something that we all on this, the cook taste best when they're still piping hot. and they say that that is the cook at room 27, all the best around and that so from us at global 3000 this week, right to us at global 3000 d, w dot com and check us out on facebook to dw global ideas. the next time ah, with

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