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work of police officers who are now investigating suspected war crimes instead of handling drug and theft offenses, a school caught in the crossfire. the war is creating extra problems for police. detective alex, he said, anti tank grenades from this site found their way into the wrong hands. this footage shows their operation, confiscating them from a civilian. because when you mean with a bunch of people have changed during the war that was served about the sure. now almost anyone can get any weapon they wanted to do without any trouble. would, would they put a school? we had north to the off chance area on the border with russia. we have to cross the river on foot. alex and his colleague carina are here to investigate a strike. it's basic police work in a war zone. vehicle. the 60 centimeters deep will go below gathering

evidence, keeping a record, the owner of this field was making herself a cup of tea when she heard the 1st impact. she hid in the cellar and avoided injury. the evidence will be sent to a lab to determine what it was that hit, but the case seems clear to them. civilians were attacked. it was a war crime. we go, was russia? ah, iranian dr. gara hassan lou has been living in the netherlands in exile. even though he's safe now, he's very worried about his brother and sister in law who have been imprisoned, tortured and threatened with execution any wrong. ah. and our family's life has been torn into pieces uh before and after, before the trial and after it. i mean and fraught santa gara hassan lew,

a married couple with a very bleak future acts horse with what i saw photos of them in court. he thought i was so shocked. i need it looked like they had aged by a decade or 2 in just 3 weeks with docile picture hub means gary has said lou was sentenced to death. his wife at santa to 25 years imprisonment. the couple are well known in southern iran for their charity work. they've helped build schools and also provided free medical treatment. i got the couple attended a ceremony at the start of november to honor had east no jaffe, after her death. 20 year old had ease was shot during a protest in the night after the ceremony, the couple were beaten and arrested in front of their 2 children by iran's voluntary militia,

the bas each. they were accused of participating in the death of the member of the bazaar militia during a protest, a show trial took place without a lawyer of their choice and without any evidence. gary's brother who lives in the netherlands, says his life has turned into a nightmare. it has to say the last time my brother called me, i couldn't take his call out and say, i had planned to call him back the next day, the sons out, but i didn't it without him was they said the father. besides anna, i listened as at them. i can't forgive myself now to get up. oh, it's always a hassan gary hassan lou says no evidence was presented in the trial of his brother and sister in law. he added that there was no proof for the accusation that his brother kicked the killed member of the militia.

the only evidence for the death sentence was fought san, his co, worst confessions under severe physical and mental torture confessions that facade i even denied in court. how means brother has x rays showing the physical abuse, his brother was subjected to several ribs were broken from the torture, and the fractures caused his left long to bleed money and he had to go to court in that state. i thought he went straight from hospital to court . yes, because of the torture. he had to undergo 3 operations. he had barely recovered from the last one when he was brought back to the court. well now, despite the severe torture by me, never confess to the murder which i look straight to my phone. first thing in the morning for news. good news. i start my day with that hope. ah, thousands of children in india are jumping on trains with no destination trying to

escape poverty. the results are often tragic because many vanish without a trace. we meet with people who want to stop this this is no daily railway station. every morning saw the boat and the rescue team goes out to search for lost and abandoned children. the search bled farms and trains to find the children. saw dick is rid the daily beast, n g o salon bollet dressed. who is what seeing the operation. often out of searching the sport, do you know old? deny it. she's about and leave lost or abandon the beam approaches her and starts trying to find her family moving from one compartment to another. oh wonderful me. who is your mother? is it anyone here? after searching for a while,

they finally find nigh this family. they were also frantically looking for didn't missing doctor. i don't like the theme, make sure they are the parents and hand. and i'd back and let advise you, let's say we rescued 3 to 4 children every day. article us on most of the kids including girls are found in valuable situations. so bank was learning. yeah, my team is on the moon because traffic was on lookout for some children. tom logan lataya when there was another, not all lot as fortunate as in 9th, thousands of indian children go missing forever and end up being forced into begging prostitution or child labor. the ones who are rescued are taken to the shelter. it provides refuge to dozens of missing children. they take glasses and are allowed to watch television. quadrille is the counselor at the shelter. he has hurt his share of traumatic stories from the children who are the years to hammer

the pos are there. most of the children we rescue or runaway children illness. emotionally, they have been abused even tortured, both emotionally and physically audit. their emotional trauma is so deep that these children do not eat trust anyone else at the number of muscular that hottest one such example. now, 13 years old, he ran away from home basketball would be made by me and i didn't. i didn't have a family minute, so i wondered how long can my uncle feed me other kids didn't lying in? that is why i ran away and came good daily to earn a living. come on and again, i'll lie cottage who has no one to return 200. some missing children have been taken back to the families by then geo. ah, our last trip takes us to the u. k. where a hair salon in whales is offering sustainable blow outs. and trims the hairdresser there is resorting to harry means to protect coasts from oil spills.

hairdresser del williams loves to pamper her clients in her hair salon and wales. real men making her clients feel good while saving the environment with their hair cuttings. i've always tried to recycle and things, but i always felt like that was something more i could do. it's nice to be trying to start a business that is using a waste product to do some in that so good for the world. the same with time today, this client has going from blonde to pink. her hair cuttings will end up in the back room. and with this felting device will be turned into an oil. matt that absorbs oil spills in the sea. what i'm doing is i'm spitting it up into fine metal pieces so that resembles

a piece of netting. and in this gets fed for the machine multiple times. and till it gets fick enough about an inch thick freebie and then add a hammer. adel williams grew up in the town of have a food west and wales west coast. she loves the beach and the see her home town. in case of an oil spill here in the future, her mats could be used that's because hair is a good natural absorbant of grease and oil. the hair maps can soak up to 9 times the own weight and oil according to environmental organizations, they already being used in the usa as an eco friendly alternative to plastic maps. there is cut by hundreds of thousands of salons in the united states about 900000 songs that are licensed cat about a pound or 2

a week. i and we all know that we shampoo, because here colette soil. so we started working with a hair stylist who came up with the idea of making oil spill math. to prepare taste an oil spill hits europe. adel williams was cooperating with the american angio. she is optimistic because even the oil industry is now showing interest. at the moment, i have a few companies, trialing mats, hopefully they will soon order the mats and stop pushing out those polypropylene months that they're using. at the moment. the may cova is almost ready and the customers pleased, not only because of her new hair color gay, my home cut and being able to donate my hair to a good cause to mop up oil spills is really amazing. see lost. i says the young hairdresser is so much more

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money out of garbage. you can use it to buy the before the tricity needed to buy income. it's data all the time, as well as the basic medical care eco, africa, 60 minutes on d, w. a global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitats? we can make a difference. global ideas, environmental series in global 3000 on dw and online africans are leaving behind our lives in the west and breaking barriers in their countries of origin. if any shot of the 77 percent will be looking at just that welcome to history, decent of homecoming,

riding the tab with you. it's far too far the very 1st time, all the way from the gambia. let get this you're running into this program. we get up and close with an activist who wants to empower women in cyril in banjo. the guy.