much trouble fixing meals. cultural identity meant, let's say together. nick always talks about community life on the research is now on the hello and welcome to focus on europe with me live show. europe has decided people across the continental voted for a new european parliament center, right parties retain their majority. while the far right gained ground in france, the elections have led to a major shake up since the far right national riley won the election and not president my cause party. he chose to call for us not pull them into re elections

to be held. the end of june and the beginning of july, before the olympics in paris had a bill impacts the question of how to deal with my grants and on house people remains that had been an issue just as it was during the campaign season. like any other host city, paris wants to present a picture perfect image of itself. however, these efforts are affecting the lives of on house my grands, like ali saddling. well, parents is gearing up to becoming a super hose to people from around the world. he feels like he is no longer welcome in the city. he's called home for years, sooner rather than the organizing committee for the olympic games once the upcoming events in late july to be one big celebration. one big family completely flawless symmetry. but not everyone is invited. this hotel in

a suburb of orlando is currently housing, the sudanese refugee ali saline. he was placed here against his will and usually lives in paris is included as blood, sit there. so there are 7 of us here. we all refugee as a little blame, see the get his junkie. some of us were waving and parents just for them to renew our paperwork or give us accommodations. but you have to show up in front of the authorities and personally see the room. we've been stuck here before a month now i'm what i'm doing this year. the french police have been repeatedly mobilized in paris, rounding up thousands of on house, people forcibly relocating them to other cities as they did with lisa lean. 8 organizations have criticize the authorities for wanting to reduce the number of refugees in the capital ahead of the olympics. we call it and it was sort of such a pain thing as there's no proper solution to allow for both the people to just,

you know, be pushed away. so we make, you know, room for the beautiful prize postcard to the government denies. there was any connection to the olympic games were not given an interview in, on the, on 42 year old saleem is only being helped by a private refugee organization. he's been in france for over 10 years and worked in housing construction until he broke both his ankles. now he needs a new residence permit, but getting one is only possible in paris where he lives. the center of papers were stolen and you've not been able to renew them. but you know, you're not allowed to work and have no right to social housing. if i didn't want that, it was more to go after you and then to. so here's why. that's why you can't even go to hospital without papers this year because he and he's in a lot of pain because of his broken angle. if it's a truly in humane complete case. and if i picked up, so you know, the mayor of only all is not pleased about the paras transports different

people are brought here and provisionally housing hotels for 3 weeks. all these they're told to leave. but our emergency shelters are overcrowded. it's absurd to send people away from paris because emergency accommodations are overcrowded when there are no free places here in the provinces, either. the situation has completely overwhelmed the city. the way. yeah. when they show a lot of these, here you see some migrant says setup scan under the are cables. yeah, they started setting one up, but i don't want any cam. see it, use it go. so i have the spot cleared. no, so nobody knows where they went after that show or the jump, a movie or a single thoughts. the french government says hundreds of feedback. you weighs homeless. people and my grants are being offered long term accommodation in only all and other cities. but 8 organizations are critical

showing that you do the best, you know, if you're going to move them from parents to already on, for the games medium should at least offer them the support they need to be the best ones to the best at least saline will soon have to move out of the hotel. he doesn't know where to go after that. so i'm not doing well. he was. yeah. and is what can i do now that i have to get out of it in the hotel? employee told me today that i have to leave the school. the government doesn't seem to be paying for me anymore. so do i go back to paris now he's going back to us water and harris, or maybe here see ali saline hasn't been banned from returning to paris. he is interested in the games, whether he's in only all or the french capital, but he's not really in the mood to celebrate. and he's less than impressed by the organizing committees picture perfect commercials the to,

for most of us school is a place you go to in order to get an education. but in more and more european countries, homeschooling is growing in popularity. for example, in belgium, where a school attendance is not compulsory in the port city of antwerp, we need oscar, who has never seen the inside of a classroom, has one and only teacher is his mother and she always makes sure that they stay on schedule. let's see what i mean. how do you say that in that? so you also say have 7. yeah. you say it's how fate, how it's very confusing. monday morning and class begins at the dining table in antwerp. the fine hope family living room is also a classroom for otis and his brother oscar. the 2 don't go to school. what are

taught at home by their mother. oscar is practicing french. homeschooling is permitted in belgium and it's becoming increasingly popular. is it more choice over here? when you do homeschooling, you can watch, like if you it, for example, if you're, if you're done early, you can move on to a different subject. and so you're so you don't have to so you can go to something else. and earlier, he's grown up bilingual english and in the afternoon he's off to a theater group in the city at school. you know, like always with other people that sometimes that can be better. well, i feel like you, we also have a lot of friends like every evening we go to a some class at the like music class, i suppose that his mother prepares the lesson. it's an arduous task. let's see if on hoke explains that she began doing this while the family lived in the us

and all my kids in the regular school year. because sometimes that there are 25 or 30 get somebody in the class. i think that's too much. and yeah, because of the fact that they are finding well, i think they need some extra attention sometimes for writing and reading. and maybe they wouldn't get that in a school to demonstrate that they are keeping up with a school curriculum. oh, as an oscar regularly have to take official exams, the number of home school pupils in belgium is growing. some children simply don't do well in schools. some families move frequently for others. religious considerations play a role. corona or lack of teachers. there can be numerous reasons as education research or pedro de paragraph explains what we've seen for the past the time is that one out of what because they are also being controlled. want

to run out of fear. families get to message your not doing it well enough. your who education homeschooling is not up to the level. it's not always just about the teaching quality. he says. but also that some children wind up with too little social content in belgium. regional politics is responsible for education, conservative flemish m p loose, and rome is calling for even more homeschooling controls to protect children and society. say look oh, there's the there also parents who cost for homeschooling back. so because it allows them to teach certain audiological views that are not compatible with human rights or children's rights act. and that is certainly a threat. and, and they'll say no to look. but today him, she proposes a flexible model in which families who receive and negative assessments are checked more frequently.

and just families apart from quality of learning in exams. what does it really like to live under the same roof as your teacher? yeah, sometimes i do sometimes it's a bit hard especially, you know, because it's you mom and you're just there the whole time. so is like, but i mean you, you learn to live with it. it's otherwise, homeschooling isn't a big deal for him. his mother made the decision consciously knowing it's an unpaid full time job, but it's key to their family life. the world's largest island is greenland, although it's geographically closer to north america. it is actually a danish autonomous terry tree. until 1979 greenland was ruled by denmark and via

to better than grew up on the island. and just like a majority of the people there she is in with unfortunately, the indigenous population still face of social challenges related to poverty and racial discrimination. this year, henrietta beth hudson and other indigenous women have taken the danish government to court, demanding justice and compensation. and a scandal that shook the whole nation in the greenland in the late 19 sixty's. the indigenous anyway were gaining ever more rights. but we're still subject to the authority of the colonial rule or denmark tend to, we have to battle some was for us to learn danish in school as well as to submit to danish doctors. one of them did something to her that hans are to this day. when she was just 13 years old. all the girls in her class were told to report to the

public health officer, the l. p as soon as hi. so we were to be fitted with our u. d. some call to some of the girls were already crying in the waiting room after this. we were just so young so and had never had anything to do with boys. i lived in the new deeds they inserted were big, actually intended for adult swim, or mileage store, smell at the at i remember the terrible pain. oh, and the hot and none of the grown ups paid any attention to him. oh, how i'm so former, a peasant for phone bill to son is just one of thousands of green landers who had birth control forced upon them. and the 19 sixties and seventies the danish authorities intended to slow population growth on the island. the compulsory contraceptive program was put to a hold get some of the women were never able to bear children. virtual son who now

lives in denmark eventually had 2 children. but she is still haunted by her to magic experience. on the call list, we are victims of this compulsory contraceptive policy and live in denmark. we receive no psychological support of any kind from the state. if we seek help, we have to pay part of it ourselves and find that in 2022, a danish broadcast are exposed. what's come to be known as the u. d scandal. since then, nearly $150.00 affected green lenders have banded together to suit the danish state . copenhagen attorney mats palmer and has taken their case on. and so we see in no way doubts that the contraceptive program was part of a larger state policy. even have very little hard evidence remains in folding and

because so and the population of dived enrollment fee of was a subsidy sets have that at silver, both the during that period and then after 4 years they coach with blue. and that's also a doctor less to come to decision big success. i don't think that the doctor would put in the medical file that he inserted this i rudy in the 12 year old girl with a crying emmy being held by to uh the for the dollars after the revelations. denmark's government initiated an investigation? is greenland politicians don't only see it as a matter of compensation. they classify it as a brazen violation of human rights. so this is something that we want it the government of denmark to focus on and the research that they were doing. and they didn't want to to that at 1st, at least. so this is something that we're going to add on to the research that is already being done. we tried several times to secure

a statement from the danish health minister or other representatives of the governing coalition. but nobody appears willing to talk about the u. d scandals. henrietta beatrice then finds comfort and support among copenhagen's own re lender community the here she meets with other affected members of her generation wherever they live. now, most victims of the contraceptive policy are reluctant to talk about their experiences, henrietta beth as soon as demanding more than a simple admission by the danish government's own scheme for to be kept your i want an official apology means that would show respect for me from the danish side, these are the case against the danish stage can start before the year is out. and henrietta beth doesn't intend to be sitting in the courtroom of the cars. not just the means of getting from point

a to point b for many owners. they are also a status symbol in albany. a cars are constantly calling up the street as more and more people can afford them. environmental activist loved or spit when he finds it up, sir, that the cars get registered, even though they are way beyond the permitted you emission limits. but he's a low warrior in the fight against the noisy old pollutants laughed or said loony only as rides his bike when he's out into town. now, one of i'll be in, he is best known environmental activist wishes, whose compatriots with cycle more. but albania is a car. country congested roads, a part of everyday life, and the capital t, it on a officially, around 300000 cars are registered here. far too many for federal and these liking they just feel like i use it,

me bundle off. or if you don't make that ramos population density is nearly 12000 feet per square kilometers. but i mean, other european cities average 3 to 6000, which in case this means far more cars for 1000 inhabitants in toronto, then in other europeans and in all the saw, it's a cancer. and she said they were a piano. many older models still apply the streets. officially, the emission standards prohibit the import of older vehicles, but the reality is different. this dealer on the outskirts of to down to cells, cars imported from germany, italy, and switzerland, including this classic this is a 1985 mercedes, 500 se. oh, is it? the car is 39 years old, and technically cannot legally be reasonable. such as old cars are considered the

main cause of the big air pollution environmental as their calling for more governmental action. now we need systematic inspection use and more rigorous government policy with an inspection system that really works for this includes penalties for breaching standard, but that alone would not solve the problem. oh old car emissions have to be tested . old cars are usually driven out in the country side. here. drivers don't seem to faces many checks for valid inspection stickers. his car has over 250000 kilometers on the clock. a farmer vari receipts bought it 14 years ago for the equivalent of 800 euros. he says, an inspection sticker isn't needed for driving in the village in the field. we give her a pass the door on. the roads here are bad. shots is on. i'm lucky,

i can transport everything i need to with my mercedes, just in there are no repair bills to speak of. it makes my day to day work on the farm easier. you know. i bought this car in 2010 and in 14 years it's never letting me down as an accomplice from the fact that like the mocking the importance of the automobile and albanian daily life is historical. in 1994, a strong carts were still seen on the streets, but few cars, ruler and their hotel had for business private car ownership out of fear of invasion. the roads were poorly maintained on purpose. after the end of communism, albanians wanted cars that could handle potholes. now, congress are everywhere. the government claims to have already done

a great deal to reduce traffic and air pollution. a new inspection center has been built into it on. okay, what's the impact on that? the, the euro for standard applies to use the closer and the euro, 5 or 6 standard to new vehicles registered here for the 1st time they were up is they were just course need. they need the method. of course, we just need to verify what the farmer road transport director admits that the rules are not enforced across the board of the roughly 800000 registered cars. not all of them comply with the law and introduce you guys want to introduce anything. we didn't see that you course produced. we receive tips and reports every day. the police tell us they stop drivers without insurance, without an inspection sticker, and without taxes. and i estimate 10 to 15 percent, but i can't say for sure i can see if you can send the success of say the, the fact of the matter is that it's impossible to catch everyone who breaks the law on that door to that think using that one that's essentially a step by more than you can throw that will go, it's copied,

you filled the drivers in the countryside are glad the police aren't everywhere. farmer barry wants some used parts to keep his car running for years to come fiscal. hi sammy, how are you and the family, and i need some replacement parts for my car. so how many is the head of the family business? she makes ends meet. stocking everything you could need and the countryside roman book hills about the problem here. now pena is the poor fuel quality. it's not the old cars that are polluting the air and well, no way. i know what i'm talking about on my ago. but i, i love my car. but sammy knows that the era of vintage cars is coming to an end in albania. he hopes to stay in business as long as he can. will now introduce you to

a family from britain. their big dream is to retain their title in a truck and ship. that is one of a kind. and probably one of the strangest we've ever brought you on. this program was trivial too much, but i can tell you that it is all about these and seeming fell over here and winning requires a lot of creativity and the family friendly competition takes place in falmouth to located on the southern coast of england. ready said, go welcome to what could just be persons wackiest festivals. this is the one charming championship. every year. teams competes on the cornish coast to entice the most ones for the soil. with some techniques less willing to sick then of is the

across the field, 6 year old sonny and 8 year old luna. and they used to tell you that the defending champions known, keen to see that ties to regular way the most is a batch $21.00 bounce with competition fees. they're going to have to dig deep. teams can come up with their own with wonderful ways depleted ones by creating vibrations in this toil, luna and sunny had taken the lead from the beds to pat cool stumps and mimic rain. regularly around the square on the fields, others are taking a less cautious approach pretty well when well says key here with strict rules in place to keep

these useful creatures on skates and event organizer relate clauses, georgia candles just as keen to celebrate the serious as the city houses with silence between incredibly impulse and i'm incredibly upset. so i think said like very intriguing characters and sat just incredibly important for all soils and also existence. but at the same time that one looks like he didn't creak. chairs that we don't know much about which seconds to go to teams last out. that's fine or vibrations. the terminated account begins. and the competition moves from the stools to this boils . i think it's a really fun event, but i think there is quite serious settlement in terms of the competitiveness that people advertise to high the day,

but no one wants to admit in the case really serious and they want to take it everyone wants to it. i think secretly like when you're standing, that's the it's the moment of treat for sony india and it's not the result they wanted to tennessee . one wranglers sweep to victory. 32 ones. luckily, lunar and sunny sporting to the end of the week. they promised to come back next year to re unite with the perhaps well the models, multi friends that looks like so much fun and that wraps up this week. so thank you very much for watching. i hope you enjoyed the program. my name is live show by end of the

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