the, the world i can listen to kind of what impact because change doesn't happen the make up your own mind. may the space is the, the newest aisha coming up to date. go ahead and do a rest could use make due to the c. johnny's to indonesia, please. 600. have it. i mean, to me, shows our chief province in the past week from done to others. but all the getting the work. i'm very helpful with audrey for answers and the comp time to part time the teacher out hunting has taken the job of providing education to vary for children in the capital, the

time being hispanics. you're welcome to the dublin, use aisha that you could join us nearly 600 doing your refugees have arrived in indonesia as our chief providence in the past week, or arrived by boat from bung brothers. do you remember bank provisions hosting up to a meeting? go ahead and get refugees in camps after they fled. persecution under the military homes are in me, in my, the refugees of a dangerous sea journeys over the past few years to escape dangerous overcrowding. and comes, i'm in search of opportunities in countries like malaysia, thailand, and indonesia, hills mall on the recent arrivals in archery in indonesia. 100 . so for him, get refugees arrived on a beach in indonesia. they've been traveling for weeks across the us. the in

decrepit would in both that put their lives in danger. i don't remember anything about how long and what it was like. oh, the cloud. you know, i was, seems like so i don't know anything. i started material on sunday funded 6 of 2 bar on the board and the 240 people on with me in the woods. i can save my life, but there are so many babies. and so many children in the world, this product them that are nearly 600 refugees at our job beach in urgent need of food, water, shinta, and medical help to inform us that he must not. i've got that the people in the community told us they saw a ship heading towards the land and then us up with a fairly high speed and 6 smoke a fucking around $1130.00 local times to get that data. when we came here,

we saw they were romania, i'm putting outside and when that of that, that law. uh what uh, at least for here, almost a 1000000 drawing is have been living invested you camps and bundle of dish, after escaping military crack down in me in march for conditions and bundle they should camps have pushed them to feed indonesia. displacing them a 2nd time and they, like i said, the if use it i, i've been very said because my, my, my balance i in trouble. my mother's, let's go to us and please help us because we're any with people from nearby villages or bringing food for the refugees. but they don't want refugees to get off the boat to the we simply do not have suitable accommodation for them. based on past experiences,

they indeed can be problematic. at times they tend to wonder off and we're concerned that there could be undesirable incidents. it's not that we don't care about humanity. this is the thought boat to have arrived in indonesia over the last days. organizations monitoring, throwing deals, same mobile, it's are on the way, and it is what they call the start of the ceiling season. and generally not for more is dw correspondent shopping. so along who is in archer, where some of the refugees arrived, shut them where all these refugees now and are they being looked after? yes, be rash. so right now i'm in p d 2 hours from the city, a bundle. a chair. here behind me is the building where there are 500 refugees are staying. this is in fact the biggest shelter in our checks and um,

300 of them. more than 300 of them are the refugees that have just arrived 2 days ago on tuesday. and also when is a wednesday on 2 different bo, it's so as you can see behind me, there are children, teenagers, men and women staying here and the rest like another 100 or so. they have been stay here for uh, i live a year and yes after they arrived uh people providing them with food and oh, so i'm looking right now. i switch truck where people over the local government also uh, providing them uh foot uh as an aide for directly just they just arrived and do you and hcr and r u. n. international or an organization for migration. both of these organizations have been a facilitating the refugees for their arrival. can you talk to us a bit about the condition that these refugees arrived and given that they were on rickety boats that what i see for many days yeah,

they came here in a week and in dire nutrition. in fact, there are 4 people were sick and got immediate medical assistance or from the locals. and also, um, i just talked to one of the refugees. uh, a woman. uh the, the guess arrive on the 1st boat. she came here with 3 of her children and she just bring like very limited food on uh for their um, for their food on the, on the sea. and they have, they have to survive with the very limited food and also drink. and they were on the sea for like 14 days. um, so when i asked her like for example, do you know that, um you can actually like, wait for that knows for how long or like for a year until you can go to malaysia. she just said like when, wherever it is at least she can have a better safety and better future for their children. can you talk to us

a bit also about how the locals are reacting to these a refugees on boats that are arriving and not j. a yeah, so uh we got an information that, um, 3 hours from here in your, in, in other residency and i check the locals are rejecting the refugees. they're all hanging go rescue cheese and they have been rejected twice. actually. it's the 3rd boat, the to land on the beach. why it's because the locals uh feel like they cannot simulate . well they, uh, they don't obey like the nor missed and also the cultures that has been implemented for years. and they feel like there has been like an influx, massive influx of refugees coming to atcha like and they, they just don't expect it to be this many so,

so what does that say about how in the new sure, in general plans to handle these somewhat regular both that i was given all to the foreign ministry has said that the country has no capacity to accommodate draft, which is yeah, so not just not having the capacity but indonesia in sag. it's not a part of the you and refugee convention the in an is your husband. right? decided so in an age of feels that they don't have the obligation to take the refugee in and to give the long term or permanent solution for them. so there's been a meeting sessions talking about refugees, not just indonesia, but also with us in congress that are involved because yes, they're trying to go to malaysia and thailand to so in the future it will not only be on indonesia side how to handle this issue. but also with us in countries that

are involved and what and one question remains is, what are the rushing of a refugee's future be or leave at the timing. but thanks so much for bringing us up to date on the situation in dw correspondence, 7 somewhat longer important from there. thanks so much for being in the education is free and compulsory for children between 6 and 14 years of age. however many, especially those living in slums and on the streets are unable to attend school. in the company intently, one policeman decided to set up a street school to get the children into the education system. fun thing now runs a school with more than 84 children, many of whom he's helped to secure admission. informal government run schools was quoted and it always tensing teaches more than 80 children a day. on

a converted parking lot in the middle of delhi, the police officer founded this street school 8 years ago. he wants to help people who come from poverty and have no other access to education. i want to the above all to teach children who only have very limited possibilities of my life. and i wanted to set a good example for society because my family and i also come from a very poor background. i say yes. today the children are learning general knowledge. john read. for a long time, many of the students were unable to read, write, or do arithmetic. but 10 thing and for other teachers taught them how. the children's ambition is huge because the school offers them a great opportunity for a life beyond the slums. and am i,

my parents are too poor to afford school fees the uniform and all the books. without the school. i wouldn't have a chance to get an education then they can live as a beginning. it. but i want to become a police officer one day like time scene. that's only possible because we have such great teachers that teaching us so much. i'd be dead by now unless i live nearby temple provides the school children with free lunch for many of them. it's the only warm meal they get all day of the donations. pay for the street school and the salaries of helpers like 20 year olds, university students on quito sharma. she's excited about the project and the children's willingness to learn, and the students want to learn so much. they want me to teach them everything. i know they have big dreams and the goal of doing something with their lives. autumn, a u. v. has to be a garden. the 10 things go that the children can have a better life than their parents escape poverty. and through their schooling have

a chance at a decently paid job done, for example, i wish they could become judges, doctors or police officers, whatever they want to you. and i hope that you understand the importance of education because that alone or would that be a huge impact on their futures. what i do when you've got some things says if he can get just one child permanently off the street and his school will have achieved that school to. and that does it for this week and back again on monday. i believe you're now with images of some to me as well. it records that percent of the of this. yeah. one of them in china, web based man, which is about to see did the most leg fortress back, some of the thoughts in their role. enjoy the

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