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so also to see it is obviously always very hard against teams that focus heavily on the fence and what else from the moment, it's tough to break down to washington to create moments that lead to chances and things. and simply because it's based as tightly. so a lot of movement is very important. the vehicle is germany don't have much time remaining avail. hoping that once the games kick off on the big screen that everything will come together. stove and looking forward to that. that's it for now . coming up next us global us. i'm told me all logical for myself and the team here . thanks for being with us. the german winning offer is available. and for every language learning german has ever been simpler german to go, the
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drawing and how origin tina is promise of working to defy the effects of joint the power dice. most former residents of the chunk of islands fighting for a right to return the land under surveillance. lead
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time is the home comans democracy movements the home in 2019 named 2023. so to the city, changed so much in full use. what happened to the 2000000 people who took to the streets to demonstrate for the freedom and civil rights have is having to go back to this place. i mean, life things happen just in the past. that shouldn't be ok. florida springs as to the spot where he was arrested in 2019 light more than 10000 others. according to the process, they will fail to prove any other things,
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only that i've uh, hiding behind this zillow. and maybe with some other probing, a helmet gloves and a mask. he's reluctant to show is a photo because he was convicted of supporting the protest movement. he spent 32 months in prison and still feels an easy here. in this case of tv or this thing is a, is there a reminding yourself is not safe to speak so freely. yeah. so next morning, tourist springs as to his freak show, which he's open since it's released. it's an easy finding, a job with
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a gun and he's resume a g as in morgan. 9 highs uh, cars. stores used his time in prison to study languages including gym and he figured that to come in handy if he makes a fresh start somewhere else. he still chooses his words carefully. if i know at the end of it, i'm doing some holly's risking my life again. going back to joe in 2020 aging imposed a national security low that gave it broad powers to punish dissenters. and critics of the chinese communist party for the pro chinese politician regina, yet the new rule was an appropriate reaction to the protests. the violence became unacceptable. so badging inactive, a national security law on our behalf. not good with the protesters to bring back
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law and order. harmony is the bocce. even when it came, parliament has become easier since the pro democracy calling because on there anymore. the new, far more effective form, more efficient because of the city bus 3, the deliberate obstruction of the opposition which the west liked to romanticize as democrats. they've done a lot of home to home call she'd probably say the same about the woman we visit next. 40 minutes from downtown home home. debbie was elected to the district council here. 2 years later, she resigned to paste or the district council. they have to p t o to say that we are loyal to the come of this policy. like many other local know make is debbie refused, but she held on to our office space so that she could remain available to
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constituents. so you know, sales locally made products to pay the rent. usually it's not enough to cover the costs, but this month she said record sales. the end of may i start distributing candle because june 12 is coming. and is one of the transitions like for home depot to like to move on to the people who die on that day. june, 4th, 1989 was the day when the chinese minute tree cut down on pro democracy protest is that the aging tenement square in china mentioning those who died or even the data known as to be debbie wrote down what happened next. local officials pay to revisit saying that had been complaints that her bookshelf was blocking the sidewalk and that she was sending alcohol to minus a light order of stop. and lindsey's hotline came and costs. so in life due to a free days, which i think is fairy at no more since then,
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she's had more customers been as a tool. this kind of sign and statement is the only form of protests that still possible in hong kong. during our visit, a police car stopped across the street. the offices took photos of us and debbie took photos of then the taste of the new normal, you know, call i don't think people, you know, is happy about this a change of but they also food that is think goes to say anything about that. that's how these retired social scientist explains it. who like many others, like the u. k, you decided to leave off to repeatedly receiving assignments from the place. he can speak openly, which is no longer an option in home home. you have been told that we had to ups of some went lice. but let we never know what those, what lies all even singing a song on call could be dangerous these days. the government wants to burn glory to
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home comb him the became the on some of the 2019 protest movements. as far as virginia is concerned, home home special spaces is a thing of the post. hong kong is supposed to tell you the 9 come, what may, the white, sandy beach is clearly will send the chunk of salt capella go is a jewel in the indian ocean. the british overseas territory is thousands of kilometers from the nearest the mainland. but since the late 19 sixty's, the largest islands, diego garcia, is housed a huge submit it to the bank. the final act in a traumatic drama began on april 27th. 1973. a ship collected the last
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remaining residence of the cha goes archipelago. their island paradise was taken from them. the british government forced the islanders into exile. what was the amount that tom was one of them? we were to let the ship is there? no, no, i didn't know. then they took our people away. the british never told us to pack anything, and there was no time. all we had with us was a mattress and a suitcase. when we arrived in moorish us, we have 11 family members sleeping on the floor and one room. after 3 days my grandmother said you need to look for a house. so my mother built mine from tow, done. who was a moment back home, lives with the horrors of the past. and a lifelong dream of returning to cha goes, now to this day, she remains caught between 2 worlds. the walls of her home and marissa is to pick the island world she left behind. on the table,
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there are some videos. nothing's happening. go, no, no tablets, just see enough that chunk off has shelves like these. if you're not, although i got this one from the st. shells when they took us away so brutally, we couldn't take anything with us. so when i saw the shell, i picked it up. it's like the one my mother had many years ago talking about so many of those who were deported ended up in malicious in this part of the locals began moving away, anxious to leave what they called the seats. or the challenge of the islanders. the people who lived here carry the stigma of being poor and far right. they have their own flag and even a kind of national and some that tells of their expulsion from paradise. after many, the years a small group was allowed to visit cha, ghost. the joy of seeing their former home was mixed with sadness over their loss.
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it's almost impossible to get permission to visit the british view. the islanders as a security risk and fear any visits might strengthen their desire to return. it's all part of it. geo strategic move by britain and the united states that turn the islands into a restricted military zone. the largest island of diego garcia, features enable and air bass. from here in the middle of the indian ocean, the 52 long range bombers were able to reach both afghanistan and the rack. the location is also perfect for allowing the us to monitor global trade routes and keep an eye on growing chinese influence of the region. we cross to britain where we meet frankie bohn told in the city of crow seem to cent club supervisor my lean cuts the birthday cake for her. and the club is a popular meeting point for the to go see and community the older members can
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chataway inquiry old and forget their struggles in a country where they often feel like strangers. most of family and marissa is usually 10000 kilometers away. chombo. so the land of their dreams is just as far away even now he's one of the would you love about the table? i want to say best 3 lives and do leave, you know, on the land where you know your mom, your gun mother was born. how can you do that? we should go on met. say they don't want too big of an ice like goshen as an easy to this paper. they go to the news the moment they do that it will have the claims of the land. frankie talks regularly to his mother and other relatives and more gracious lives. maurice incense family leaves are the initial phase of a d port taishan by the british bridge. oklahoma, we spent a month living in a pooling conditions. well, we wanted was to attend to child goals,
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but they said we wouldn't get permission in the us have been sold. that was in the 19 sixty's of experience. so we had to stay here. when my father died, my mother wanted to go back and race had children there, but that wasn't possible. my mother died then my younger sister. she was so she wanted to go out and enroll her daughter about claims as close as she could imagine living in cha goes. but her grand daughter chloe, is trying to get rid of citizenship, and wants to go there to study in the land of the former colonizers on a new cause. i know it's a paradox, but it's just an opportunity that has to be taken suddenly can't make you forget what they did, but it's a small compensation such as all but but frankie boned talk once more than that. we met him in new york at the united nations, where he's been fighting to get the truck go,
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seems recognized as an indigenous people group in their own right. he believes this will give them a say in what happens to track us. just this has to be done. i don't know if we we really have to read about the next generation, but we would never give up. we have to do something and we just stay as things do nothing with hospice and ben, if in the conference hall be here and you included indigenous groups from all over the world, and that is at minorities seeking to assert their rights against a powerful nation. states each group was given 3 minutes to state their case before the mike was handed over. we are not motion and then on more than 1000 miles on the issues we have and unique culture of what a way of life and to the next to the land and ocean. although island we are, we'll get it soon for the i think that it plays into keith of chicago c n y. and i now use the fraud to benefit his insect eve of what in my life. the
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problem is the united nations is already ruled that the u. k must be turned chunk, goes to more riches, the group stops for a quick photo to post on line. but there's no hiding there, frustration the u. k. and marissa, as have agreed on some key points, british, barrister phillips, and successfully argued the case on behalf of my wishes at the world court. he says, the child go sealants, could still be given the right to return. but it's not for an international court to grant the islands independence. the ruling can only reaffirm the previous supporters when cha goes, was part of marissa. so you might have a group of chicago students who say, we don't want to be part of permissions. we want to own independent country and understand why perhaps they may want to argue that. but under the rules of international law, match is not possible. it unless of course nourishes what to say. we will
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give you a referendum. you can choose, it's like scotland. it's like catalonia, but marissa is hoping to generate income from tourism and plantations, and will likely charge the us a hefty fee for using the military base. which of those teams are refusing to give up their demanding reparations from britain and to return to their homeland shop the best sand is from cha goes, can you go to the what do you feel when you look at it where you said, oh, my heart aches when i look at it, if i can't go back to child ghost and die there, then i want to have the sense spread over my grades. move to the beach. you dream of. that's good. that was. yeah. so general god will bring me there one day. i will definitely go, god will give the islands back to us and to me and i will embrace them. i'll say i'm back for now. so she returns the send back to
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the bottle. what was the amount that told was 17 when she was forced to leave her home. after 50 years in exile, she now has fresh hopes that one day she might return. if i ever go back to cha goes, i'll build a house like this one. the sales harvests drilling capital argentina has been suffering devastating drought for years as much as down to human activities like swathes of forest bank. it's the agricultural farmer i'm on demos, land as much to drive right now. he's planting weight, but here in the province of santa fe, it hasn't rained for a long time. so he's planting a genetically modified strain called h before it can cope better with arid conditions,
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and was developed by the argentinean company bo settings. i'm our demo as a shareholder and the vice president of vio standards, like many farmers and argentina, he's worried about his ever shrinking harvest the someone else. again, we're currently going through a terrible drought, single person. and the thing that you know, anything i've been working in farming for 30 years and i've never seen anything like it. when i say go to that one me to last year he planted both genetically modified and conventional. we to compare that to. busy the genetically modified age b for we have yielded 10 to almost 20 percent more than the conventional waiting 3 or to report in argentina h before we is already being sold as food, no extra labeling is required. other countries like for sale and the us have life one is authorized to use. but there's also massive criticism of
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h before because it's resistant to a toxic herbicide called glue. false. any ammonium? critics argue that means that the herbicide will likely be used. be a series, the nice that i've gotten ok most. so we've never used to fascinate ammonium here. there's no need for endo guessing the chemical treatment we do is exactly the same as for conventional weight. and i think on some cases where it's necessary to use just for selected areas where there's a specific weed or problem noise, but it's not use that much on argentinian wheat fields, the farmers, eduardo strategy and myself on teams follow a different concept. they also throw weight, but they don't use any chemical toxins or genetically modified crops on their fields. even if that means they end up with a much smaller harvest. is 3. 08 is a staple food in argentina. that's why it's so important. it's used in every
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household for bread pasta and flour, across the uh, the it wouldn't be healthy if it contained toxins. and we said a lot of i'm one of those we produce without any tractions or genetic engineering of it. okay, going to see what we think h before is dangerous, because it was made to tolerate advert chemicals that are like, fascinate ammonium. i don't know, gimme go home on. we'll see that the them on the to organic farmers grind their own flour and sell it across argentina. it's become very popular. the point of study is showing that residue from agricultural chemicals, remains and foods like fruits and vegetables. any practical create the product and you consume are directly affected. chemical residues stays in the ground for the air on the micro flora and microphone, and also affects the people who live near that farm land. a tenant of old at one of
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those beyond g is on his way to visit someone who has become sick because of the use of anchor chemicals. norma cabrera is a farmer to how you doing very well. nice to meet you. i'm edwardo, thanks for seeing us. she shows him the neighboring farm there solely beans planted here. one of the most important crumbs in argentina after wheat and corn. the farmer sprayed anchored chemicals on his fields. a court case determined that they made her sick. now the neighbor has to stay at least 500 meters away from her house when spring chemicals. then when i left here, i developed analogy and started getting blotches on my skin set are enough, my bones were damaged and which one i'm so dropped to told me that i have the authorized as of an 8 year old. it's in time you still, she has to continue working to survive. back to santa fe
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biologist, rockhill. john headed up the team of scientists that develop the genetically modified weight for b o series. she thinks the worries about age before are unfounded. the scenes are basically the same. she says whether genetically modified or conventional seats and the end. it's the same bread being baked like it on the punk is 5 months old at about that height. by the time it develops green, there's unlikely to be hub aside and the grains. i'm not saying it can't happen, but it's highly unlikely. she's especially proud that argentina develop the drought resistance weak variety, rather than some wealthy industrialized country the farmer i'm our demo. meanwhile, is on his way to the bakery and the city of roofing. now, the bakery here doesn't use his genetically modified weight. the opinion among
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consumers is mixed. i don't want anything else. no video, we shouldn't even consider plunging genetically modified weight seed. a thing should be kept as natural as possible with no chemicals see, knows that ok, and that's gonna be that's how we experience drive to every 10 years. so it's good that they can do this. it's good to have an alternative on i'm our demo for his part plans to continue planting, genetically modified wage the this week on global teen comes from south africa. the
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