aid almost every price of the $2.00 in the country like to keep taking on the powers that be the risk. everything john needs active as journalists and politicians living in exile the way to which they move for their mission. what drives them. people need to know what is happening to our series guardians of truth. what you know, on youtube dw documentary, the even if it force me to turn it back a 1000 times, i'll keep trying that it's 10 minutes to events and often unwelcome, millions of people are desperate to start a new life abroad. what do they face on that journey? the, and how can they make of fresh stones,

the more than 108000000 people worldwide, a currently displaced a record high. they are fleeing more violence. human rights abuses and poverty. the coastal city of fox and tanisha for thousands. it's the gateway to europe. a migrants mostly from west africa and a few dean us trying to get enough money for a place on a boat. we've arranged to make some do and to the car in a side street, they were afraid of the police. so we soon discreetly with a cell phone, they tell us about their attempts to escape to europe. we're always in

touch asking you how much money do you have? what can you add? and then some of us pay for the boat and others by gasoline. even if it force me to turn it back a 1000 times, i'll keep trying they need to raise of a 1000 euros for the crossing. these days they organized their own votes as they no longer trust the traffic because they suspect they're collaborating with the to nasal, sorry, sees that doesn't less than that they've been before the canadian coast guard either does everything to stop us and force us to turn back or they take away our gasoline or the engines of it, and just leave us floating in the water. the people that see this footage was shot by news agency. the gymnasium coast guard denies the allegations and says there's no evidence. according to the european union for the agency fund tax move in $60000.00 migrants have arrived in europe by the mediterranean since

the scholarship this year. the u provides teenagers coast guard with funds and technical equipment to stop migrants, etc. human rights organizations have long criticize the arrangement. at least 1000 people have died attempting debate since january. more and more bodies are being found in the area around stocks. needless to be who works with a city hospital says the situation is dire. the motive good is it more sure he is designed to take up to 35 bodies anymore. we turn a have over a 170 change was on the good the she says stuff now refusing to enter the building because of the a pulling hygiene conditions for the doctor and her colleagues. it's due to distressing before she actually. and so just so we need a last in solution, not just to show sites and respond to a screw check of, well,

because things might lose or while, but then we go back to square one. this is sort of on demand or review of 10. the pressure is growing a social and economic crisis coupled with rising racism. a driving many migrants out of the country, farms u t g feels helpless. originally from cameron has lived in tunisia for 5 years. he runs an association that helps young migraines find alternatives to fling to europe, helping them secure jobs and the legal way of staying intonation. but ever since the countries president and cited hatred against migrants saying they brought violence and crime to tanisha, things have changed, but it was more play. it could make a stronger foster. he said that in february, in march, you developed a lot of migrants were attacked and injured issues. they lost their jobs, got thrown out of their apartments of that. and so they had no choice but to try to free to europe, get it where even though they were completely under pad or carpet up show

a on gosh, it is. he said to the type of c normally by fond you t g is a trained engineer just like know who also wanted to stay in tanisha. he came here on a student visa, which has now expired. getting new papers is next to impossible. he doesn't know what to do or how to get by day today. should the bus deal, then i pay higher prices for certain products at the markets. intonations do shows is that i also have to pay more rents for my apartment, safety, the new whatever. oh gosh, i finally shut off migraines of being made to skype good for many of tenicia as problems. they blame for the high levels of unemployment, poverty and national debt. negotiations to receive a bailout from the international monetary fund have stores because denise is president is refusing to introduce reforms. instead,

he's helped to stir up miss trust by promoting conspiracy theories on the coming out. and sparks we find many are receptive to the racist rhetoric. so it's have cause a mock people. how should i be these africans a good for nothing. you to remember the whole, i think it will be good if the state would just send them away. there'll be nothing left for us. otherwise, the best thing would be if they went straight to italy without stopping into an easy, easy, and many migrants would also prefer to just leave the italian island of land produced as less than 200 kilometers. from here, we meet up with cuba collar again. this time he has more with him. they are holding onto the dream of a better life in europe. you know, typically, i mean my father, my brothers and sisters, once you move everyone back home is counting them that made it to me. i can't just

go back and i want to help my family out of the misery with the love. i mean the supplies that up with you to set out devonte a mess. i'm just the past to happiness. let's go. but it also worries me. but when i look at the see and i have many images in my mind, i think about all those i've known who didn't make it, their goal nissans to to me. but they still began to go as soon as possible. they just waiting for the day when they can get on the bus. and finally, the tanisha, the plenty of those clean, get stranded in a transit country. like, you know, report from these at the, at the aga,

there's refugee camp in need. yeah. morning. so the most pleasant time of day, it's really relatively cool. adam and stuff the dean are getting ready for another facebook. ready they come from su down where they flip the turn them on a few years ago. the original plan was to get to europe, allergy time and i left sudan in 2015. my conditions back home are really tough. i wanted to go to libya or, but when i got there instead of i was tortured and mistreated, tiny. i mean, i realized that there would be no future for me. there was no way of getting to italy or anywhere else in europe. the line of government, it was in libya that i met my friends, if the dean by the end. so we decided to head back to new share. so i thought i'd try to set up a business. you're not there. and um, what i need is uh, going to, i'm gonna, i'm gonna, we had been on the road for

a long time. and i'm gonna say i had a lot of issues and that was why we opted to stay in this year. and, and so we put together our savings and chose to invest in rickshaws, forgot the end as result. and we're now able to send money back regularly and to our families and sudan looking up the shock and have them my husband. i know they actually started out with a motor bike, but later they were able to afford the ritual data still. they invested in a 2nd ritual. the, the refugee camp is 5 kilometers away from the city of aga, dance that makes it very difficult for residents to get into the city ottoman set. the dean realize there was a gap in the market and that business idea was born. mostly i was very difficult to find regular work here. there's no point to just sitting

around waiting for somebody to hire you. you have to build up your own business. otherwise time just drags shot running fast. first trip of the morning is to the main square and the refugee camp. this is where they find most of the customers. there are always people wanting to capture right into the city, to go shopping or search for a job. after agreeing on a price, they get going, the progress is slow, but at least it's a good road. it takes a long time, but it's really beautiful. it reminds me of sudan and will be there soon enough. the bowl maybe not. first,

he has to deal with the breakdown. the the rich story is old and the sunday conditions are a problem for the engine. in the end, everyone has to lend a hand before they can continue the journey. when they finally get to august, this time for a break. yeah, ottoman says dean chuck to other ritual drivers. the conversation helps pass the time while they wait for the passengers for the return journey. these days they got them well with the other drivers. i had a chance to get to know 2 of them for they've been driving for 6 months just for the for the see, i think it's good with some other not from the share of the refugee is it is, is it, but the good thing is they're not just sitting around complaining and waiting for someone to help them home waiting somebody to sit on the car. they're africans like

us and. and as long as they're here legally and they can drive a rickshaw going to out and going to prove family. that nice. yeah, is generally struggling to integrate many of the refugees living within its borders . as mohammad know of life and the un refugee agency is in the says, you always have to consider the needs of the society that takes in the refugees. and i'm done per lie. there are not in any opportunities here of the novel. there are very few development projects in this region and local people also struggle to find work on the for actually the idea is on the 2 men from these. yeah. however, i have gradually been accepted and the building new relationships. that's the good. it wasn't easy at 1st. we had to learn the language and be able to integrate better when we're in the city. when we meet passengers and i'll get is

we're now able to communicate with them and negotiate a price. so we feel very comfortable here while we finally have a job and feel welcome in the year. shortly before dusk, they drive by to the account with the last passengers of the day. business is running well in the evening, it finally starts to get cooler again. the pat bolt themselves, a stereo system from the running. and they have a generator to provide electricity for item and since the dean, it's finally time to relax and enjoy the evening. the it feels daneen and you'll 100 cortez. this is ready for customers at

a small shop. it wasn't long ago that she opened the business, daring to make a new stock back to the home country of sand his way to of to, to use in neighboring colombia. she flat the economic misery here, but now she says things have changed in columbia, and most of my money went on rent, utilities and everything else. i was able to keep my head above water. but here i have the advantage that i don't have to a so much in a while, and i no longer have the feeling of being in a foreign country for the by the price of living in exile was high. i missed a lot of things like my coach and now i want to grow here to invest in my business and the house will still, oh my gosh, couple number in the mental honda cortez, this is one of those who returns to venezuela to either find me reasons, or because things really have improved during the worst use of the crisis. she was

a teenager. it was truly of the start of the corona virus pandemic that she called to, to leave homeland on a personal opinions to a chaos here during the pandemic to feel like tricity kept going off and i had no money. yeah, yeah. at least i was able to carry on studying because of depend demik, there was no work in the factories. the one was that most of them had closed, and they were hardly any of the jobs available. either. everything just stopped by 100. now you 100 cortez here is allowing himself to dream again. she writes stone, hula income and expenses in detail. putting aside anything left tell you that she'd like to have our own house some day in venezuela. the return ease of bringing new ideas on hopes for the country back with him. office of fleet seattle box has also returned time of to 15 years in panama. she's known incorporating new

techniques that she learned the intel works. in c panel in the beginning, i missed my family loss. now actually i only came back to venezuela to pick up my taskbar. but the family room and the opportunities i then saw are incorrect cuz made me want to return a good. eh, and i've been here for a year and a half now i guess 3, i think. busy because the new 1000000 populates in a fast sells ludwig to shops restaurants and we'll see you then as well. and she also earns money by giving courses to other artists. he said that if you leave here, you have to exec that. that isn't always was how yeah, and there are lots of power cuts, many things you don't experience in other countries. but there are also a lot of good things that make up to the bad and even life in venezuela's capital cut off. because let's go to a little easier. the security situation is also improved the shopping streets of

full again. but the crisis is not yet complete. the over many apartments in the city mt and the oldest and abroad economists, victim of it, is totally small. what am i know by 800 us if more than 70000000 people left the country and mean, but a saw in us? and many of them sold everything i haven't been deal total in the most countries in this region are growing populations up over that venezuela is, has declined and in venezuela and it's got to see that there are many houses that are on occupied and then this will go back to the people who left and left every single goal. they left their homes and put them up for sale, but there is no market to be able to sell them. the economy is slowly improving. the government no allows trade in us donors. the united states for its part has ease some of the sanctions that has crippled many industries in venezuela for and

companies are trying to return. but alvarez says it's not being made easy. bolden is the more to what i say there is still a lot to do that more than a whole the that in the country is far from returning to normal. normally says hill, eh, caracas is a showcase example. what it's not representative. i mean, because the city is a bubble like, and very different from the rest of the country. and in fact, they're like no swear the effects of the crisis are still being felt strongly at the end of that, i mean, in most cities of the interior, there are still a huge problems with fuel supplies ottoman, but they're a long to use a gas stations. ready kind of the movie, it's a reason why many do still want to leave and this way now in the western port city of mount a, kind of a group of young men planning the journey to the united states. they are old fishermen no longer able to make and living in the trade

a noise. there are no jobs. my parents don't have work either. i mean my that again, they barely managed to feed my little brother i visiting sometimes there's nothing to eat. it hurts me to see them like this thing. that's why i want to leave. so i can help them and everything will be okay. but his mother is very worried about his son's plans to make the journey to the united states. everyone here was heard about the risks involved on the many people who disappeared on the way, never making it to the us. second, what i know, it's very difficult for my son to go to the us. but it's for the benefit of the saga, his brother and me, but i don't want him to guard because he's still my son is a but i know it's a good thing. better a side of the key and his mother make the most of the time they have left together . they hope that his excel will only be temporary and that one day he will attend

the georgia has become a safe haven for those clean the war in ukraine. along side, many ukrainian refugees around a $150000.00 russians have fled to the south co cation country, among the opposition supporters and those desperate to avoid conscription. but to me on george's black sea coast has become a magnet for thousands of russians. among them as maria from st. petersburg, blanca compatriots protesting here she is firmly against law demand pollution and the russian invasion of ukraine. maria was a supporter of opposition for the next sign of only who his country imprisoned in

a penal colony. she sees no future for his self, and russians hope you're having a good demonstration like this as possible in georgia, in russia, they just look to way immediately. russian citizens do not need a visa to enter georgia, which made it easier for maria to make, but to me, her new home the same applies for elia. he fled off to being called up for military service to fight vladimir pretends war in ukraine. yeah, navy of, i see no reason to be part of this military operation. yeah, almost it's not justified in a couple of, of my parents have a very different opinion, but not come way. in addition to we were always talking about you assign him to the ongoing can't and nothing's counseling extremely pretty well. there are millions of families who have this conflict and it, well, it makes me really sad that we can't agree on the issue of them. like 2 options of alia lives in an apartment, a with for other russians in his hometown. if he had got to read a book,

he worked as an i t x, but for a bank, some of them, they weren't those could receive. and he also had a side job as a fashion model and having to pay them because that's the part of his old life that he misses the most to just meals through the video. i've not got passion, industry is non existent in about to me that there aren't any shows like i was just the occasional photo shoot. but the ceo, mac modeling agencies are only in the capital, the leasing frequency chest that i have, but it's really expensive to live there because there are so many immigrants, and it's the cost of living in but to me has risen since the new arrivals from russia started appearing. maria pays $500.00 euros a month for his small apartment. she took in her pet dog, bessie just a few days after arriving in between. maria is financially well enough off in

russia. she had a highly paid job in programming with an american firm. and she's now found a new employer based in israel, the georgia. no, sorry, she's make it fairly straightforward for the russians to find their feet, grunting them residency and work permits within a matter of days. because you're about to prevent me from move. i registered as an independent contract to which is easy, you know, you take a couple of days. plus taxation is really low for small businesses. only one percent of your income, a fence at the it's a unique and very attractive situation. i teach specialist, which is a big reason for so many program is coming here and there are tens of thousands of us often require disruptive visits in the unlike was ends his income online. as a programmer, he continues to work for his employer, a bank in russia, despite having fled military service of the 24 year old is optimistic about his career prospects. since arriving in the, to me, he set up

a club. when you come is can learn how to make money from mustering strategy games use their aim is to become successful. business people get ahead in life. uh yeah, because of all the clubs based on the cash flow to get out a game that involves financial literacy and is of huge interest in a modern business people a lot. uh, so it'd be events are always fully booked, which makes me really happy way to way too easy. so the idea of us ideally, maria would like to move on from georgia to the you. the problem this, the red tape and general difficulty in being drawn to the entry, especially with a russian possibles about to expire, to, uh, to fit in with me for to infinity. we want to go just by, you know, quotes ago, but i have to wait to get

a new passcode since the war in ukraine. its been extremely hard to get some new russian passport from his law. it takes at least 6 months. so in my case, probably in the for the, into the ocean football support for the course of their divisions have given a boost to the economy. shipping in a country with precious little manufacturing or heavy industry. but to me is primary on a is tourism settlement. there are lots of caches in town k to into russians and other refugees to us of a maple village, but it doesn't bother me. oh, i'm a courier. i should have been withheld for the other stuff. and the students, and it's impossible to rent an apartment here because the price is growing and growing every day. so, so each feels like i'm, i'm serviced here and not to local them because every, via the russians who are at least tolerated here. the 2 groups law actually live

parallel lives. russia is the big lose issue because it's young, highly educated people with modern qualifications who are turning their backs on the future and regime and who are in no rush to return the the, [000:00:00;00]

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