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the nation are quite a large part of the everyday life. for many we ask why? because it's diversity. make up your own mind. for mines, the new jobs know future in china young people are desperately looking for what the india is prostitution villages. we meet women determined to get out of poverty. the. this is my property right here where we had our house at my house was built in 1933 and it was a really a character homes, beautiful, beautiful character in canada,
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wildfire us have destroyed many homes. we need people who are rebuilding their lives. the kind of varies currently experiencing the west wildfires and its history. while in hawaii to just alas for a brush fire to destroy an entire town forest fires are becoming more common worldwide. walks nice like in the office. it took a long time for denise o'connor to grow a custom to the side of the char trees. silent witnesses to a disaster which changed her life for good. personally, i read on facebook that there was a fire in the south end of town. went out to take a look and sure enough, it was a monster coming toward us 2 years on little is slowly coming back to life. even though o'connor says it's taking too long and been bogged now in too much
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bureaucracy. flower as mer she's overseeing reconstruction along with her recovery manager. this is my property right here where we had our house at my house was built in 1933. it was a really a character, home, beautiful, beautiful character. this was one of the hardest fires we ever saw. there was a 1000 degrees, the fire, it was melting and vaporizing almost everything. these images went around the world . a wall of flame devouring entire houses, lit and had been badly damaged by wild fires 3 times before. but it had never seen anything like this. just an hour later, nearly the entire village had burned down once a popular tourist destination. now it's a ghost town. only the church remains. never again says livings mer. she's changed the building code. now, all new buildings must have a fire resisted exterior. fire is something that's not not uncommon to our
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area at all. you look on any of the mountains around. you'll see evidence of past forest fires, so you know, we need to be prepared for fire. and this is one way that we can do it by building fire resistant homes and buildings a few kilometers up the mountain here. the fire also turned everything to ash. but new life is emerging from this chard landscape. married couple tricia thorpe and dawn. glasgow are among the few inlet and who are once again living in their own 4 walls. it's a work in progress, but it's a home covered with fire proof panels and a fire resistant metal roof. some of the most important things about the house are the fact it's built out of cement. like i said, we used insulated concrete farm which is like adult level. it's really cool, fairly easy to build with. and once we've done that on the outside is all cement it's meant for it. and then as you can see,
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there's metal along the bottom here. and so that will, again give us that fire resistance if anything kind of came creeping up towards the house, they're all pocket to survive the fire, but they lost 80 chickens along with sheep and goats. but 1st, tricia thorpe wasn't sure if they really wanted to start over again here. but when the firefighters told her, they'd found her dogs alive, she knew that we're stay. we had a litter of puppies that need it. and the mom and out the mom in the grandma, i actually dug a hole in the garden and buried the piece in the hall. otherwise it was narrow, cool that you needed to do that hold. because originally we had heard that nobody had made it don glasgow grew up and lived in his parents also had to start over again after a fire to sprinklers on the roof and keeps the metal cools
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off. the retired bus driver shows us how this protects the stalls with that sprinkler. we've got about 10 meters in the other side of the bar and we're it's all wet so the fire comes is going to hit that and hopefully it won't burn because everything's wet. soaking, wet, reminders of the fire are everywhere. teaching me what's left in the house, which wasn't even insured. it's wooden walls burned in the middle one's melted. these photos reinforced their decision to build back better. and thanks to the kindness of strangers, they did. it was over wyoming, but we had people that we had never met show up with a trailer node of building materials and all kinds of tools and things like that. every time something came up, it was solved. you know, it was like you need somebody for specialize thing somebody would show up free
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charge of work. it's just a that's why say you go and help because ok, trisha takes part in the canadian program. fire smart. she's learned that people aren't powerless against the forces of nature and that wise investments payoff for every dollar that you would spend a being proactive versus the reactive, which costs you about $15.00. so if you look at that, just on the financial point of view, it's well worth doing. it. never mind the emotional tools that it takes on people market day in linton signals are returned to normality. many come not just by fruits and vegetables, but also for the discussions. when will reconstruction finally started? how should they protect themselves against forest fires? the big pine to do see here are very farmable. so we're, we're trying to irrigate more and have more leafy trees. our community,
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we have our crew that was going around cutting down brush around under the trees. and so when the fires did happen, it didn't come down. 38 degrees celsius. a hot windy day, much like that fateful 12 years ago. the mayor believes a spark from a passing train likely caused the massive fire. it is considering taking precautionary measures. it's either stopping the trains completely on those days when it's 45 degrees or you know, slowing them right down going through the communities for sure. because we're not the only community in this province with, you know, with a situation like this. it could, it could happen anywhere. there's still a long way to go into a residence, can return to live. o'connor doesn't even know. winter home will be rebuilt,
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but she sees the fire as a chance to do things better, and hopes the town can serve as a role model for others threatened by wild fires the just 3 hours away from india. skype with a new daily is a stock lead, defend wood. i'm traveling to a cluster of villages known for sex book. this is k go lee, a village in the district of oliver in the state, orthodontist time. to meet on get that. who is the 6 woke up at her request, we have changed her name. she says she's of legal age, but doesn't look it a good that is getting ready for a client. so clients include main, some nearby villages, trump drivers or migrant workers that fast to on the highways and young men with
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disposable incomes. she joined the profession 2 years ago and says it was by choice, as it enables her to support her family. for my father that my aunt also like this. i goes into this field due to poverty. how much are you owning at the moment? about 627-0000 rupees per month, around 750 years. apart from me, no one in my family can find work. we was starving. we need a roof over our heads. we need to build a house, and my sister needs to get married or have any, did i paid it off? how much was it? about 11000 bureaus. oh, that's a lot that's did you pay that back? yes, everything goes on within 2 years. 3 years. having
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to borrow money, drops many families here in a vicious cycle bags do not lend money since they do not tend to do a sex work as well. so these families don't the local lenders who charge exorbitant interest streets, making them even florida direction, not. we also change totally, a name is the eldest of a total of 7 siblings due to high debt. she also has to look as a prosecute like her mother and her aunt. i was 15 when i understood most, it was all about somebody. and at the same time, it became more and more clear to me how cool we, oh, somebody goes in the park was the situation. my little siblings always types of banks to sewage up like we have no real house, no lands, nothing. at some point the money that my mother and has a sex where our contents highest. so she has to go to them by in
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hotels, you can uh no. will she have to leave us alone to do so? it became clear to me that it was the only way to make money and essentially for us to survive. one day i finally set. so huh. i don't want you to do this. i will take care of this. i am now the bread winner of the family. russian i ran to move by to an agent who recruited hub, i point that thing locally been an elaborate 6th street network. there are an estimated 3000006 wilkerson india between ages 15 and 35. 6 work is legal in india, bank and human trafficking are not. this is a matter of survival so many like that's not that abused in the system. but steve, for lack of any of that avenues of book
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there is a stigma attached to these villages. as the people here belong to the bottom of the cost fighters, key knots, media bunch. and i am going to read these them and come from have traditionally the nomadic tribes before the women were driven into 6 books, these ethnic groups worked mainly as performers, dancers, jugglers, acrobats, and magicians. because of their book and way of life, the british colonial bible viewed these ethnic groups as a trade in 1871 they were criminalized under the criminal tribes act, which was only to be at the time of india's independence. stereotypes about these tribes stay for assistance, society and makes it almost impossible for them to start other professions on means
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of livelihood. i ran to meet many members of a family from the community of the legal affairs of rwanda discrimination on east lane. no one wants to give us decent jobs . that would mean we could climb up and out of our misery income. people don't want that. so there's no change to buy. that's why that's it. okay, so how do you tell me not? and is that how is this noticeable in every day? like when it could be a sub for you? yeah, you set it up where you booked 5 bought this a month. got them. they won't even stand a walk next to us because we belong to a low cost high school. they tell us to go away, but it's getting better as more and more of us push to go to school. but i have no idea what this is,
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what the otherwise they wouldn't let us come near their homes. some children here don't know who their father is. of course the mothers customers don't give names. but this is a problem because in many places you can only be officially that distorted with their father's name. so these kids fall to the correct or what does it mean has been able to challenge some gender roles by becoming the primary vedrine. now, to come with that, have we found that those who make money are strong to are women are strong. i piece up was based support, the family they call the shots asinique enjoys and i know the women are ahead of us. you know, they are immensely respected. these women are able to bring income to the families, been property, and make homes. they can be of family that which not many women in india can do. so
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move in to leave the village and move to the country. it's me to open centers to daily who might or kind of get on some, even as far as the bi husband's fathers and brothers of the sex workers are involved in enabling the street. i'm contributing to the family economy, the actus themes, but also do house door series children most of the women we spoke to would like to move on from the slice. however, something is slowly changing in the villages. i need go do not this. a teacher who is supported by an in do working 2 and 6 look. today's lesson is about grandma. he believes a good education will help the women find safe movies of employment
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for the body. which what about as did you go and you'll get. this has only worked for a few families. one girl even managed to get into the police goals and chapels, man, the nearest me, just sing it away. why? see, i know the family has several children in the medical profession. one boy has a lab technician to go to the study, and this one is going to become a doctor, my neck technician whisper, excuse me, and these families and all the many bugs as or seconds ago. but you'll be able to get it booked out for them. i don't want to go do not good. belongs to the same tribes his relatives. but in the 6th street, do you want it to be decided? cuz he started by teaching himself to read and write and then his relatives
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major customer look. i mean i was didn't get a welcome problem. the magic real life was one of the reasons because too difficult for us to skip on misery. i have full drugs. none of them going to school on some of my sisters are still in the trip. i was lucky after i had taught myself a few things on a social worker for me. that is you telling me today i have an officer degree. we can book as a teacher, maybe i or i'd be more trouble, but i don't there are stories like this, but few and far between members of the community are trying to change the destiny of the next generation or the the this year we'll see 11600000 young people in china graduate from university,
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with use unemployment as a reco time they face and on 2nd, future, one in 5 on the 24 year olds come find a job. they look like the ideal candidates standing tall, big smiles. no scars and perfect nails every detail matters in the pursuit of their dream job, flight attendant, and degree. but i really want to be a flight attendant. then i could see many places dressed up every day. i really like that. it's rare to get exclusive permission to fill in that a big company in china. but this time the authorities granted our request were allowed to attend
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a casting new han with the end of travel restrictions find on airlines is hiring again. and the interest is huge. the ones you find on airlines has already held 30 events this year and we've received 40000 applications to the south. we chose will hon as a location because there are a lot of renown universities here with well educated students. so you nicole so saying, so don't, don't call 1st the candidates are fingerprinted, then their measurements are taken. the casting takes 3 days and there are a $700.00 applicants, only 10 percent will actually get a job. so there's a lot of pressure i see, we see the competition is tough. i can only do my best and hope that we all find our dream job some day. but landing their dream job is
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a fantasy for many young people in china today. most would be happy just to secure any job at all. it's a situation that's causing widespread frustration. people are lining up here as if they're going to a pop concert waiting for an hour in the rain. but they're not here to dance and sing, rather to pray. i need many students that beijing's lama temple, even though it's rare to see people praying and china there's only one institution. people are supposed to put their faith in the communist party. so it's astonishing to see so many young people here nearly before the buddha, the da da da da da. i'm praying that i find a job since finishing school. i've not had any luck with applications. i've been looking for a while, but there are many jobs available. it's all,
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it's tough seeing my classmates struggling with the situation too. so if you don't mind and so they burn incense and look for support from a higher power. the parties that controls all aspects of chinese life can no longer offer them any security. temples in china have sold 3 times of many entry tickets this year than the year before. half of the visitors are in their mid twenties or younger, new development. i want to know how these young people are doing repeatedly. i hear that job hunting has become a psychological burden. sion and the last year i applied for 60 jobs and had 20 interviews. this year's worth a 100 applications and just 10 interviews, almost like good. the prayer wheels keep turning, since the pandemic, many sectors of the chinese economy has been slow to recover. the crisis has hit
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young people, particularly hard one and 5 people under the age of 25 is currently unemployed. and those are just the official figures. a record high and there are more university graduates than ever before. 11.6000000 are entering the job market thanks in part to a backlog at universities with exams being postponed due to the pen demik. that's what happened to john. in the temple courtyard. he tells me he's studying software development. he's also come here to pray while lighting incense. he explains that studying at a university is now a part of the chinese dream. jenny, i go to on to you lewis's into a so you to year there are far more university graduates there before. yeah. and so on a record number. yes. so you go month does. yeah. and that's good. so because it shows
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there are more and more educated people in china that was one of president fusion things major promises less poverty, more education. but for this generation, the dream has become a nightmare with she now telling young people that they should learn to eat bitterness, meaning they should go with can be of service to china and the party. and that means moving from the cities to the countryside, taking jobs they haven't trained for and may not want but some young people are pushing back, posting meetings on social networks, featuring con e g. a failed scholar with no job prospect. in one song, con e g would rather go hungry, then to manual labor and you would have to do it on the bicycle. the song was being viewed for 1000000 times a day,
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fast becoming an add some for china is the solution to the communist party official team to the threat and sensor the video is waykell out. we meet long yet one of the few jobs fairs in the chinese capital. he's just finished a master's degree in fashion marketing and wants to find work in his field. one studied in south korea for and degree was once a golden tickets a success and the chinese job market. but now, long wonders if you should have stayed abroad. the job market there is okay. loads of students who graduated along with may have already found jobs. one's job search isn't going well. few firms are hiring at the moment. not even some at the job fair to 3 years of the pandemic have taken their toll on
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economies all over the world. we just have to put things right again to it will all work out somehow back at the flight attendant casting by g e has made it to the final round. she and the other final is now have one last chance to prove themselves the jury. everything runs like clock work with military discipline. i really hope that i make it through and then i get this job. i'll do my very best . if i get to be a flight attendant. around 70 lucky candidates. some hon are offered jobs, says flight attendants and immediately have their company photos taken behind on airlines. but by doing, he is not among them. instead, she remains one of the hundreds of thousands of young people in china, searching desperately for work
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