to get their house from there. and babies shuttle stops august 3rd on d, w. the hello and uh well welcome to focus on your up. it's great to have you with us today . what do people mean when they speak of being truly french? the outcome of the snap elections and fonts in early july has denied the nationalist, antique immigration national rally, party, and majority in parliament, but is still around up its seed share. this story to further concerns among french residents with an immigrant background. morgan, where she is, a french muslim woman. her family has been living in the country for generations,

with racism growing in her hometown shuttles, her son, she and other muslim women are now going on the offensive against the rise of the far right in their region. a sign the flag for french diversity feels disliked these days and shut on success. in a surprise to many, the far right failed to win a majority across france in early july snuff, elections were quite relieved even if the results in this region are pretty scary. books, the national riley party, one beach here for generations after move gun does. she's family arrived from algeria. i just know these french wisdom women say the mood. it's just, it's called $667.00. what, what's most shocking now is that racism has become mainstream. people feel legitimate now in throwing insults or pulling muslim women's fails. even if the

national ready didn't win overall, we can feel there's been a fraction that something has broken and that things will never be the same. just because now it's up to us to change things and prove that we can live together, samuel g, the phone, say the truth is the small city the eastern front is among those that help the far right gave more than 50 new seats with the party, keen on gaining more grant and future, malcolm is trying to get a head start bonding together with other most the women who feel they will be the 1st to lose out. if the far right gets to make a good on it's policy, promises like borrowing jewel citizens from key jobs and binding women from wearing all religious headscarf in public facilities altogether. when we hear them, it can feel like we're the problem. like we're not true french citizens when, in fact, frances, also us a hosting. the fonts has one of your, its largest michelin populations, and smoke guns says she started feeling less welcome. here years ago. in 2015,

the local right wing mayor reversed a decades old tradition of offering pork free meals and schools to take you to religious diets, arguing it's broke with francis secular constitution bought 12 son, my ne fuel voters, switching to the far right are no gambling on their rights at the local market. those who made the bit say they had many reasons to change. allegiance, additional small. it's linked to everything going on here. everything that's in the national relics program. rising prices, lower purchasing power. i can see it myself because customers now often order one dish for 2 people because it's really getting difficult. after years of not devoting this baker opted for the far right to make haste fury felt a little because he don't want to actually move to a new company. our current president takes us for idiots and they were only good for working on paying. and at some point we have just the stop, okay, what, it's not just immigration, i mean that's, but it's true that we're in

a system where i don't want to be on my own anymore because we're unsafe. you kind of leave your car, you kind of go to the restaurants on the back home. you look at someone a bit strange, the on the jump on you who are getting good categories, almost what you think was the dispute. and he's not the only one interested by the far rights idea to send margaret to the back of the queue for public services page . we need to put the brakes on migration, really hit the brakes up and the experts say the debate here goes further back to france's history. as a former, colonizer seeking labor is to power an economic boom in the 2nd half of the 20th century. and it touches the very core of french society and to migrant right. 3 x 5 right for ethics is sort of a french specialty. a lot of that for 3 keys, things. these people should then be like, as that shouldn't be french on, they should end up the same. right. then we do when you're looking upside me, these sometimes have beens that for 3 generations. anyway, it says definitely

a fight over defining what he's french and that's, that's a fight. no gun still feels cold up and she takes us to a plaque dedicated to her great uncle who was born here in general, to an old jerry and father before being killed by nazi occupiers. i don't often see he was shot during world war 2 right on this bridge, and the city decided to honor him here and the destination. no, no again says she has her own bottle ahead. she wants to organize local events like picnics and discussion groups to try and change the image of her community and to change people's minds before the next vote rules, right? you'll see the person helping me to one second. let me just let them do their elections again. in 2027, and i think we'll have the same thing. so we have to continue to mobilize in our neighborhoods and with young people lots of engagement. and if the worst really happened, we might have no choice but to leave for a better future elsewhere. if that's presence on not on any of the. yeah

for no, she's staying put in her tone hoping don't delay it for once again. feel more like co are many doctors so not being yeah. all right, us with the health care sector, thousands of professionals have left the country in recent years due to low salaries, but working conditions and poor prospects. this has had a huge impact on the country's medical care system, which currently rang, so the very bottom in europe. that's one of the reasons why young doctor molig were duco, has decided to leave his country. but that's not an option for the i agree. she is determined to stay is that good? yeah. as long as you 1st question, the young doctors are asking is, when are you leaving? are you thinking about it or where are you going from them? yeah, that's something young doctors talk about right from the 1st semester. if he gets

a by they agree is studying medicine, the university of toronto. she is satisfied with their choice of profession, great ambitions to help others find her prospects here are not great blog. i mean, the most facebook page for young doctors isn't good. the, the minimum is about $7.00 to $800.00 euros a month. and of course it is an adequate from the last, the diagnostic instruments and investment in hospitals is insufficient. so young doctors face many challenges with conditions in the hospitals that are downright scandalous or set down from the law that many young doctors see no other choice but to go abroad. the more doctors leave the fewer are left to practice in albany. we see the figures show an average of 5 doctors per

$1000.00 residents in the european union and no bane. it's fewer than to the mtv and the lack of investment or any real effort to keep young people in albania has thrown the doors to the rest. of your a wide open and not just for doctors to be in by so it's a huge problem fixed that the area has to realize that it has to keep these young people in their own country on the mother's name. despite all the difficulties they agree intends to practice medicine in her home country a foot mile board. duke that does not keep plans to leave for germany. he's been preparing for months. those are going and i'll just say the, notice the best a, you know, terminal hospitals number among the best in europe. one is still doing, getting the bunyan how me during my studies here now being here, i was confronted with inadequate conditions, positive instructions and literature and libraries. you've got the uh, uh,

come frontier, obtaining a work permit, wasn't easy. the aspiring position still has to pass one more language test. he plans to move in summer and then he'll see if he's up to the demands made on him in germany. but personally, he sees no other way to go. first name it a supplement in worship for your young doctor, and i'll be in here with little professional experience. it's almost impossible to start a career or even receive decent pay and medical training that measures up to your own expectations or post in the case i tried calling the them that and i've never met them into the situation is precarious. so in 2023 albanian prime minister eddie rama introduced a bill to effectively force young doctors to remain in albania. they agreed join the protest against the legislation calls for young doctors to be awarded their medical degree only after they have worked in obeying after 5 years for their part,

medical students insist that improved working conditions not laws will keep young doctors in albania, the draft bill has been temporarily halted. they agree would be free to go abroad, but she intends to stay far. so you're already, all young doctors who stay in albania will have to struggle with life with themselves, with other people, with everything conceivable much that you're not having to struggle, but having a chance to work in albania, voluntarily and under fair conditions, that would be my wish nobody leaves albania, voluntarily. nobody goes off to germany or someplace else, just for fun. med this year. for some time now, boy duco also felt torn between his own country and promises of a brighter future abroad. my 1st choice was

of course, albania. busy indeed that if the conditions and the opportunities were all equal, i choose to stay in albania. lucia life is very good here. uh, i grew up here with people. i belong to this country, but even the but i've come to a point in my life where i have to make a decision about my future years old. he may come back some day. he said shortly before getting on the plane. so it isn't good by forever. but it is farewell for now the. every time you uncork a bottle of wine, the chances are high that you are holding a put a use product in your hands. for to go is the biggest core producer in the world, much of which is harvested. it covers you near the capital of lisben. no machines are involved in this process all the course. troop is use our hand held axis to

peel the core of the trunk. carlos herrera and his family has to be working in the cork, industry for generations. their raw material is in high demand to wide range of industries, and that provides quite a challenge for the cost rivers. at court harvesting in portugal, it takes a practice 10 like carlos they had us to harvest this valuable bark. every summer he repeats the peeling process, just like his father and grandfather before him, with the little ones, the color of the very exhausting, very hot. the harvest is hard work. we have to be careful because if we injured the tree, it will scar badly, obviously. so meant by to take this wound, for example, let's say here the tree no longer produces its bar for more for the luxury level one over the course. farming is a longstanding tradition here and important for the local economy to portugal is the world's largest court producer,

the climate friendly and renewable material is in higher demand than ever. for 60 year old antonio shall say, my tails scurrying up the trees as no problem at all. even in a $35.00 degrees celsius heat. what i'm thinking is, i'm still, i've been doing this work every summer for 43 years. so for the middle of the season last 3 months, i think i can handle it. what i want to in the mean, it's no trouble for me to be up here for the pacifying the slow growing bark can only be harvested every 9 years. antonio can solve this is hannah from the u. n. a c forestry association says that's why the material is so special. when we look to a court coke, we see as our fast and our future always to hear from all the generations that it has made possible to be here today in the future because it protects the files. so if it has

a lot of bio diversity harvested cort clark is sent to factories for further processing. it is heated press and as shown here, cut into small slices for champagne corks. millions per day. one of particles, quartz regions, and one of only a handful in the world is kusha at this expedition, the 1st time material is showcased in all its glory. while more change explains, there's a lot more to court, then corks. according to equity, the, the let them in the workers come directly from the bark, where equal squints meant to those or so that's, that's up and the rest of the court plank is then processed for installation material and then well, elements or corks made from the brand new ols or with admission buffers in for this a global dot at the university of a vital clean miguel,

no vice is working on sustainable building materials to rise from cork. the material is light and elastic and could be an effective alternative to conventional synthetic materials, which although efficient are bad for the environment. if you've car came to as of these materials, which are not renewable and car is we are decreasing several orders of magnitude not only the amount of energy that we're required to produce got 20 times lower or more. and also the c o 2 emission associated with the car production. in addition, cork is a good insulator and fire resistant. the trees evolve their unique part to protect themselves against forest fires. court is used everywhere. even in nasa spacecraft . we're sure to have a lot to learn from nature. i think it's the best guidelines for our future because we, as humans, tend to use all sorts of different materials to combine them together very

efficiently. but then we know, nowadays there is a huge problem connected with the recycled ability. all such materials back on the corks plantation. the harvest is now well under way. but carlos is worried, as fewer and fewer people are choosing to go into the profession. you have a physical level, i got the fluids and it's difficult to find people these data, somebody to find like working here just like my father before me the middle so i carry on general. it's good for me, but i just put one the out in the fresh air and a 5 i'm, i'm not at a desk, not a fit out of here. we have all the freedom we need to be put on. the bottom. i was like, you know, from business is booming. the court production cannot be stepped up indefinitely. it takes up to 40 years before the bar cause a young cork ok matures enough for harvest. when it comes to this climate friendly materials. good things certainly come to those who wait.

slovakia has become increasingly polarized in recent months. and the attempted assassination of the prime minister death threats against journalist and continued hate speech and the political debates have added to social polarization. something counting a far. sca doesn't want to come to terms with she has co founder, slovak is largest civil movement and wants to bring back more decency and less violence into the countries public discourse. but this comes at a price for safety reasons. we are allowed to assume only very little nothings to betray our location. this is not some covert operation, but an interview with low back civil rights activists. carleen sr scott. the student is working with an organization which aides investigative journalists. it's

hazardous work because the conflict between the slovak in political camp is escalating steadily. the situation is so only worse. and that's why a lot of media also this media officers have security measures and to them because there are reasons for that right here because journalists are receiving press attacks. phonics good leads us to the memorial for young kids. yes, he was murdered 6 years ago in an as yet unsolved case. she was still going to school when he was killed. i didn't want to live in a country where and journalists are and being killed because of what they do. far square co founded savanski is the largest movement to defend civil rights and press freedom. most recently at a large demonstration on the anniversary of young cruelty ex murder. but it comes at a price i received the threats on any titles like out or other threats. so saw physical violence. and so this whole

set, what, what, everything should be done with me and yeah, it's, it's, it was unexpected. for me, from the beginning, soon i realize that to do something, what happens to, to journalists to people who are active and public life. even slow back prime minister roberts pizza has been on the receiving end of last may he barely survive being shot 5 times at close range? we're traveling rubber feet so isn't in this is either colleen as far as guy shows us a video and which beats so then leader of the opposition and sold the president's is on top of the the more someone plays the for the worse and she is in the more famous she is a, when the, it's just all a represented us are calling themselves like this. and to really tells you

something about the state of the country and it's getting worse at the expense of the rule of law and democracy. the government majority of left wing and right wing population because even decided to dismantle independent public televisions. so it'd be as many critical reporting, which is our job, is in danger of disappearing use of us. we will no longer be able to ask a few questions. critical of the governments onto, uh, not sure, the exact, the people we have elected to run our country going for them to watch is all task. i mean, is that gonna, how much do you need as or any one with a different opinion is immediately labeled an extremist and is permitted. know, public voice is a little bit in no problem. we have to change that attitude many political scientists, all of our get about show the feel. so vancho, it's on a dangerous course. the key rates in the body to the dialogue was no longer

about object of political dialogue, novelty the last thing. yak dora, it's little more than insults and hateful opinions and statements with kim look at the product. i'm a just to just go ahead and definitely look at the role. social media is playing things a mom. we have a very toxic and dangerous mixture. in slovakia today i call the only numbers but to me books, it's key. catalina, far as god refuses to give up a struggle for democracy. you know, maybe even the worst cases will, will happen in the future. and then doesn't matter that we should like subtracting with the making this country a better place for your in for our alliance. because you know like we don't have any out or that difficult job in a country string further and further from democracy. romania is home to an impressive heritage of historic buildings, but quite a number of the century old costs lives in churches are in

a poor condition and need urgent attention. that's where an ambulance for monuments comes in. either should community and the countryside has benefited from the project, grieving new life into old cultural size on the brink of fluid. so huge invite um is a race against time to prevent losing his patients so history. it's an impressive rescue mission since he and his volunteer started in 2016. a particular building lies close to the hearts of the people in central romania, the old and crumbling fortified church of rush are built by long vanished german settlers. saving the church would have been too expensive for the community, so they called the ambulance for monuments. it's mainly a project which gives the 1st eights to build heritage to lisa buildings, which are in desperate needs to be prompt or to be a safe. the financing comes from donations and foundations,

so the community only has to provide food and lodging. the rescue where is their volunteers, mostly current or former architecture. students like abilene effect, the lower she works here as often as you can look it up. it's really lots of fun for me to work proactively, like this for the community and the cultural values of our country. and it's really nice today in rotors, like on all the ambulances building sites. specialists are on hand to guide the volunteers. they're impressed by the care and precision everyone puts into their work with the materials. don't have specialized companies on have it each just a few. and so that's why the law allows any company which even if they don't have time, people to work on certain parts of the historical buildings, the site had a little surprise in store a fresco from the late middle ages. now says you can buy to,

they have to uncover it very carefully and apply temporary measures to preserve it . the volunteers are good at that rubbish. we'll take care of the rest. so as to what we do is just the 1st stage, but it needs to be done and much more and we are guiding them on all the other process where to get funding to completely restore and to adopted your views. so far, the ambulance from monuments has rescued about 15 percent. that romania is at risk sites. they say the state should be supporting their work with their own programs. that way, the little fortified church of rush would be just one of many success stories to that wraps it up for this week's edition of focus on your up. thanks for watching. you can look up all our stores in a website, dw, does. com. please turn in again, next time. buy from the

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