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but still very much alive. d. w. travel, you'll guy to the special with recognizes where exactly. it was fun. i learned a lot hard culture history. all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah, this week and world stories. fisher women at sea in norway. yes. dangerous by night. we begin in latvia. the baltic state has closed its borders to russian citizens. yet some russians, fearful of being drafted into the war with ukraine, are still making it into the neighboring

e u country. now she couldn't breathe again. it's danny islov, but she love has finally been formally recognized as a refugee from russia in law. it was a long process. at the end of it, stanislaus is relieved to have cut ties with a country that started a war of aggression in the middle of europe. the british battle, i fled to the 1st best country, so i wouldn't have to go to jail or be sent to war. i don't want to fight against the ukrainians. i have many friends there. the 1st best country, as stanislaus said, was latvia, and you, you member state with a 300 kilometer common board, a with russia when they will start at more than 10 months ago, stun, his love decided to protest. they foam. a policeman found himself in the midst of a peace rally in st. petersburg, where hundreds of protesters were arrested. but when the 27 year old received

a draft notice from the army, he decided to flee over night. without losing any time, he drove to russia's boda with lot of air to jump over the fence at an unwanted torrent location illegally because he had no visa them. yet. abram law orders for us to v kimball bicycle. it was terrible. i was panicking. my heart was pounding. i was running through the forest and wondering what if the guards shoot me? the fence was huge with barbed wire. and on the other side there were border guards as well with whose language i don't understand. i had no idea how they would react to get them or can you tell us been that the officials in latvia were accommodating at 1st they let him file for asylum. but a few months later, his request was denied. stanislaus went to court and to fall to the decision in the and he was allowed to stay a rare ruling fall latiere in contrast to germany. the baltic states generally

denies russians fleeing military service that the right to spain. the mobilization in russia, which began in september of last year, had little influence on that policy due to security concerns. this russia poster versus adjuster. it's if you are against the war against mobilization, if you think that what is being done now is unacceptable, then you must come out against the russian government. and i am not convinced by arguments that things are so oppressive there that no one can take to the streets, stanislaus, but she'll of doesn't think that taken to the streets in 2 days. russia can't change anything. for him, protests are of the direct way to prison, and maybe after that to the front lines, all legitimate parts of resistance have been exhausted. people who protest end up behind bars. stanislaus says he would go back to russia one day went put in his not in power any more. his parents lived there, stanislaus missus of them, he says,

but he knows he will not see them any time soon. ah, rushes attacks anew. crane's power grid have forced many cities to conserve energy . st and traffic lights are even being turned off in the capitol during the deed, despite the war, the ukrainian capital can look and see quite normal. but as night falls, key if slips into almost darkness. streetlights are off and at many crossings, traffic lights as well. the doc mix, a downright whiskey. the boost on the streets book done woke, stood a foot delivery service in keith, taking orders to customers around the city. go few isn't until 11 pm. so much of

his work is in the inky dock. the water, broad, the solar washer work has become much tougher because of the lack of light. this is futile. it's hard to ride in the dark, oscar, and if a person doesn't have reflected in them, i just can't see them so sure that you have to be careful because they could be people on the street to send me the kids or whatever. and there are pot holes in open drains, which you could fall into their mortgage, the thing mortar, with the yamaha, with her father. she mortar both within a month ago, walked on, had an accident. when he hit a curb in the dock, he smashed all the reflectors on his bicycle. every one you has a story about the dock holding their breath spoken, it's really dangerous. i'm wondering how i can cross the road to the other side. but shall i go farther? and look for a proper crossing or should i follow another person? so we're in a group pharmacy bar, i bought a glow,

stick color for my dog because i can't seem when there's no light in the park. it's very convenient or yeah, all of them love what it was doc at the crossing a movie for people approach me and punch me in the nose and snatch my phones from my pocket. what was the wallet? what telephone as a brawley. but living in the city shrouded in darkness can also habits up sights mentioned through there's a bit of intrigue and mystery in the air. he also blew, especially when it's close to the curfew and there's no one around with them. it's quite interesting to ride along dark, empty streets, liberalism, and quite literally disappear into the night. ah, distrust of coven vaccines? many people in hong kong are more afraid of the vaccine side effects than the disease itself. many among the elderly remain unvaccinated and accept a life full of restrictions. missus, voice,

getting ready to deliver some food to her husband at a home for the elderly. she used to visit him every day and 23 years ago. the pandemic put a stop to that. oh my lord, i did. then i brought him some this kids to day and vaccinated families are only allowed to leave the food at the entrance and let the staff pass it on. i can only talk to him over the phone, is only one of a variety of places in hong kong. does do ban on fascinated people until last week . miss us will couldn't go to restaurants or public markets. grocery shopping was also limited, like hundreds of thousands of senior citizens in the city. missis will stand firm against fascination despite years long inconveniences and deadly outbreak last year . while she's a bit worried about catching cove, it, she is far more concerned by potential side effects of the jap board. again

g was and i what if my body cannot handle the vaccine? i'm scared of the side effect, so it can't be undone. why not to mention? it doesn't guarantee 100 percent protection. these hesitancy is also attributed to the novelty of cov, if that seems. i mistrust of the authorities. 15 percent of hong kong 60 years or older, remain and fax, a native. and those who have gotten jap generally have had a domestically developed cove shot as hong kong has lifted most of his cove at restrictions and prepares to fully open his board. over madeline, china concern over an influx of infections is growing. for almost 3 years. she has spent most of her time at home, missus will barely left her neighbourhood and cut off nearly all her social context to avoid infection for you. it's my freedom to choose not to get the jab. bah, i don't blame any one if i contract the virus i go versus. however,

now may not be the best moment for her to lower her guard. hong kong is bracing itself for an auto search of the corona virus. norway is one of the major fishing nations in europe. catching fish was long considered a man's job. but that's changing because more and more women are heading out to see on their cutters. as i read ports on the island of so precious inger murray hoyle and enjoys being out on her boat and choppy waters. every day. rain or shine, she heads out into the fjords of western norway. she and her father work as a team, bowling in the nets, and money and money a finger marie and her father. that's how fishers around here think of us. it's taken for granted. it's strange that this could be a big deal in other places. ok,

blah. inger marie hoya and as part of a minority, at the end of 2021, norway had nearly 10000 professional fishers. but only 400 were women coiling care. understand that and because i like being outdoors and doing physical work, day. gov. fisher and natural resources. meanwhile, usa then fishing is the norwegian tradition of 50. and i want to keep that tradition going. of all the the catch today was less than hoped for coastal fisher's or not netting in the big money and norway, anyone who wants to caching quick goes into fish farming. that's why canoe magna hoyle and as glad as daughter has never shied away from hard work and tough conditions, holland is a single parent. when she comes back from being at sea, she has

a household and her 2 children to tend to. she lives with them on her parents. farm money is tight, but for her children, she's a role model. wonderful. i prefer love what they're completely. i don't think i could stand at the long in a big city min amendments with law. i belong out here on the coast guard on her brit sailor insta, above the norwegian fisherman's association is proud that hoyle and is no longer an exception to day more and more young women are getting on board, even as men are starting to leave the industry, norway as government as providing increasing support for young women who want to become fishers with born under don't, it's a colleague is pregnant or has to care for small children or less than a temporary replacement. a man or a woman will be paid to work on the colleagues fishing ground,

again on the jobs on big trawlers can also be attractive for young women at off there for good not by law. after you've spent a month on board, you get a month off, i'm on a free oil and is driving her catch to a collection point. one of her colleagues is there. the conversation revolves around boat engines and storm proofing. women fissures are starting to become more commonplace in norway. i was also and then we have a few of them around here. these days, the matter among and my own daughters have already been going out on the boat for 10 years. i saw she's been out fishing on the fjords since she was 14 and wants to encourage other women to follow her example.

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