amazing mendoza. like buying an amazing news like you know, ship buying each barrel snake. oh. maybe to like start things too comfortable. it's just you have to walk into the right direction. it's a great start. the hello and welcome to focus on your up. my name is connor dylan, religious freedoms, or integration into an open tolerant society. these rights are the foundation of western democracies like germany. and that's why seems like this one are so shocking at the construction side of the 1st mosques to be built in the small german state of, to india, a series of wooden crosses were wrecked in by a far right initiative. additionally, the f

d or alternative for germany classified as a right wing extremists party in the region by germany's intelligence agency, has been organizing demonstrations. hundreds of counter protesters also came to support them off. still, solomon malik, and his asthma, the religious congregation are worried about the future of their mosque, the openly anti muslim a if the party recently won its 1st state election in the history of the german federal republic in the state of touring. yeah. so what does that mean for the mosque and air for which is supposed to open soon? what does it mean for the small muslim community? there are reporter went to effort to find out. suleiman malik has every reason to be happy. he's about to open his mosque, one of the 1st with a minarette in eastern germany. but he's also worried. it needs to be protected by a 2 meter high fence and the 4 right sd has no one state elections in the ring. g a

. he sees it as a turning point just before here's most of me that is actually if i'm, it's long been clear that fascism has become mainstream. how i've experienced it 1st hand this up and that's why it didn't surprise me at all. and i've always warned about it, we've always warned about a 100 of them either from give on. there's a reason for his gloomy assessment. back in 2017, there were protests against the construction of the new mosque right from the start . members of a right wing group erected, dozens of wooden crosses, opposite the construction side. but still a man enjoyed the support of the rain g administer president photo remo. deliver the fine place in the hospital fliers, the sticker. the heat treat associated with them defined a cup for the pig heads that are being thrown onto the site lineup that being dumped on the construction site. i find all these things totally unacceptable sitting in the ship fairly inactive toddlers in the so the man is looking to connect with people at a stand at the state trade,

where he wants to introduce his small community of about a 100 to the wider public. he even has gifts. still let me give you a pen. his most powerful ally, bordeaux, rama low drops by during his official tour of the affair. even get what you're doing well. these are exciting times, politically. that's just the way it is by our community is on your side. the side. well, anyone can do easy. nice. yeah, yes. i know the 2 men know and appreciate each other. that's why it is for me. besides, i still don't understand 5 people who are not all religious are suddenly taking such an aggressive action against the outcome of the community. and a good mind the, this is a good part of part of our coming to life facing death threats and this whole country of pakistan. good. no, there are good reasons for us to protect them. tight ones which combine some of the items is the my, these are a conservative muslim community. persecuted in a number of islamic countries. in germany, they are recognized as

a religious group, but in need of state protection. the group also enjoys widespread support among the greens, david my has lived near the new air force mosque for years and having mobile phone that you could tell from the mood in the neighborhood that there was massive opposition. the mayor of the marbach district and the local council also spoke out against it, saying things like we wanted the daycare center and got a moss create a whole even today. many people think very negatively about it. the and the got to use that sort of thing. construction is slow. companies are allegedly being intimidated online workers don't want to be found folsom and having to buy the construction companies, for example, did not accept orders or canceled orders that had already been placed because they were afraid of being attacked. i'm going to be friends of that kind of protest, service has been taking place almost every monday evening for about 7 years. so lamond has given up talking to them isn't the most and understood they don't want

to listen. you can't converse with these people mentioned on the suppression. opponents of the mosque have been given a boost. the a f d selection, victories and through india in facts. and he was a political earthquake. it's campaign featured slogans, dinner grading, multiculturalism rama low, whose party lost the election only has a short time left in office. the greens like david miesha, had been kicked out of parliament altogether. the sd is still the largest faction in state parliament and its stance on the mosque is clear. you don't like it this good. we don't like it on the line because we said all along that we don't like the way this building is being erected and it shows officials don't really care what effort residents think of it to the good side. thoughts which come with a scottish let's, yeah, you're saying we're pushing our foot time. you said you don't know that signal has gone down terribly with the population by the federal income. other muslim communities, an effort tend to be hidden away in industrial areas. what do they think about the

rise of the right? they won't talk to us on camera. myesha has an explanation. countries how not 14, i understand because the a f d has announced they want to completely cut all funding for democracy and migrant programs. like that's dangerous and we also don't know what kind of majorities exist now, but it's all very much up in the air, and that doesn't just scare them. it scares me to just not being honest with him. jo. solomon malik is not hiding, but he is the only one in his community to speak in front of the camera. he is currently waiting for community representatives from frankfurt, bringing plans for the most scarred and malik in his family were persecuted in pakistan. which is why they fled to germany. he himself was still a child at the time. is india for next semester? we flip from extremists in our own country and now we're facing extremists again. that doesn't scare me on sunday, encourages me to keep doing what i'm doing demo by doesn't ma solomon malik refuses to be defeated, he assured the musk will open its door. soon,

despite all the head winds, fight or flight, it is a horribly difficult question to have to answer for ukrainian border guards. it's a question they see. many despairing men answer themselves with their feet. russo maximum you works as a border protection officer. and right now he has a lot to do as the war against russia continues in ukraine's east. more and more young men are trying to escape mobilization by fleeing across the shared border with romania through the carpets in mountains of the car. pacey in mountains, south western ukraine, russian missiles and drones are a rare sight here. yet, paradoxically, even in this deal, excepting the rising tension is tangible. some ukrainians are trying desperately to flee over the mountains, while others come here to escape and unwind. and you can sleep in the heart of

keeps if there are constant explosions for kids, you can, i to have to profession peace. this life here tell you in the small town of iraq to hundreds of kilometers from the front light seems normal, at least on the surface. even in the resort town though, the weight of the war is increasingly being felt. 0, the students used to live from tourism in the mind. now there aren't any tourists. today's how are we supposed to make a living good? a question aimed at the ukrainian leadership. locals are blaming there was on tightened army conscription laws. in july, the military set up a check point at the entrance to baroque, to a strong deterrent for any tourists of conscription. age local, spear, their businesses might collapse. the tension is palpable, some even resorting to violence, broke to made national headlines. the mayor is ashamed by these images to prevent

tensions from escalating, he's called for more dialogue between the government, the military and society. in the world. exactly. have you told me today for someone with a week or disposition? the situation come quickly, turn aggressive. i see the country's economy is difficult for me. now people have become poor. are the nissan that has consequences such in the past, with the lights, and then we have consequences also failed here. yury and spit landa frame chief run a guest house in for a doctor. it has a swimming pond in sauna, and is surrounded by forest to their space for 70 guests. but they have only half their bookings from last year. and fewer available man means repairs are falling behind so many skilled trades people are at the front. a lot of people from here. in fact, younger people volunteered more like what can i say? we have to do all the work ourselves to assist them with money

scares the work drags on add to that blackouts caused by destroyed power plants. somehow they're managing to cope. but jerry has family members on the front lines. some of his closest friends have been killed in the war. he blames the west for failing to provide assistance. it pains him deeply. it's of quite another. do not say that choice. all family share, this feeling tended to go to to get the only ones unaffected or those who go away on vacation. like the parliamentarians and the us. but alignment, even though those are the countries that once promised safety, they hold on to all the numbers from the small town up, a rock to alone. more than $200.00 men and women have gone to war. 13 of them are now dead. afraid of meeting a similar fate,

thousands of men have chosen to flee. they hide out in dense forests, cross icey rivers, some escape attempts and fatally somewhere on the border between ukraine and romania. these men are responsible for ensuring that no one leaves the country illegally, or do they hold any sympathy for ukrainians, bleeding out of fear. triple luck you will see. on the most we can, you know, everyone's afraid is the but for some reason some people can overcome their fear and fulfilled their doing it. others want to somehow escape it in the one? yeah. it's a little slow hobo. yes. could talk more than why should some people protect the country, others flee to to more than you, most likely shut the door. we will see that so to the state has a dilemma. it needs men for its defense and it must prevent the mounting tension from leading to social division. border guard marks and mute on it has also

questioned forced conscription practices. and a bunch of someone is really afraid why send them to the front and let them stay in the back. let them handle the supplies there. since that isn't the case, border guards here have more work than ever. their border section they say is currently the most dynamic. things can change it any moment. maxime, you his colleagues and their dog patrol for kilometers, checking for tracks, new fences, surveillance, drones, additional personnel and thermal imaging devices. ukraine has been forced to invest more money to secure hundreds of kilometers of its south western border. anyone who makes it this far is mere meters away from romania. suddenly things take a turn. a man has cut through the barbed wire fence and started running just a few meters short of romania. he stopped by the border guards. the man remains

calm. not resisting. he knows he will only receive a fine for trying to cross the border. he doesn't answer our questions about his escape attempt. the board of guards have done their duty. she still, i'm indifferent. it with me. there's no anger, no joy, either as do you know this to the marshal law, restricting fundamental rights, inviolable and peace time. how long can a democratic society endure? this situation? the picturesque villages are emptying out sufferings on the rise, as is compassion for people evading military service to pursue the moving everyone from a village volunteered, no one joined the army because they were drafted up that was at the beginning of the war. now people are saving themselves however they come with motors. benicia used to be a village of 500 people. then dozens of men went to the front family man for were killed. many lost arms and legs. the time.

that's cool, so i don't want to give i territories to russia. that's a little bit somehow. everything has wound up in a dead in the public schools that people are dying, dying, dying with nothing to show for it. oh, how does it start to choose from one young every day, soldiers are being buried in ukraine. funeral ceremonies like this one and louise had become routine. public sympathy remains high. despite all the tensions, the people remain united in their grief and their hope for a just peace. what is a climate tourist? exactly? is it someone who travels to

a place to save it or do they not travel at all in order to protect the climate? or are they like the tourists in our next story? who flee the hot mediterranean sun for a cool cation to norway? for example, where a glacier guide name, steiner broo. home has been offering tours for 40 years now. up there in the mountains of western norway on the beautiful new guard spring glacier, she has watched the number of tourists grow as the ice keeps drinking a mystical imposing place. this is norway's, and the got sprint glacier. it forms part of the largest glacier network on the european mainland. it has a magical appeal. the stein are blue high and has been taking tourists up the glacier for 40 years. these

last 3 to 4 years, the number of summertime visitors has been growing. today he's taking a new group of vacation or is that we call them a kind of curious because the more or less escape from the really high template to the, into some of us that come here at this going today. the steven harris is maybe on the, with the degree services ranchos. hanukkah base to him and cartons meet our climate tourist. the 2 dutch friends are travelling around denmark in norway, with their sons. is southern europe, too hot for them? yeah, for some people it is a thing where people go to the some a bit like spain it's lee. it's really too hot for us right now to go there is only go. yeah, get more hotter there and i don't find it enjoyable because the water temperature is 4 or 5 degrees celsius and the ambient temperature is

a moderate 15. there's no rain and eventually the sun comes out and it's been getting warmer here to just 50 years ago. the glacier extended almost all the way down to the lake, but it's melting the glacier shrunk by almost 100 meters in the summer of 2018 alone. then it's time to scale the glacier. the group dons ice picks and crampons very fine. i'm not into high so that's what i'm feeling scared. this is all these people can do with then i think i can do it as well. the ice is in motion, so they walk in small groups secured by ropes. crew fast as lurk, scaling the glacier is not without danger, but the scenery is breathtaking. some $12000.00 visitors come in the summer months, and that figure is rising. more and more to

a sitcom. at the same time in a very small area. i think it's much better to try to get spread on the low seas. the summer season is short trying times for the region some 500 kilometers further east. the water and ambien temperature is about 20 degrees, were at a campsite and say to central sweden, catalina, and you all next to move from brandenburg. germany are doing a big camper, van tour of scandinavia. they used to enjoy traveling around the mediterranean, but those days are over. a good one. that's what like you with this i heard they close to attractions and grief last week because people were collapsing from the heat to so i don't need that. go with it. and how often brutal teeth, it's new funds to be about in that heat. and you're always on the lookout for shade . you need to always wear

a hat and we constantly apply some block on which the thoughts just name, funding them on the monthly package. boston the camp site manager is extending his lakeside, sown up an investment for his many new for in guests. he's seen a 20 percent increase on the previous year. maybe we brought him a little. can we ask them how they know? is this your 1st time in sweden faddie? uh many say we used to go south, but now it's hot or there are floods, the more and more campers are opting for scandinavia and it'll me and it's coming. all of your options is scandinavian tourism, benefiting from climate change? one a you study projects. it will, as temperatures rise, more holidaymakers will opt to visit, europe's cooler regions suite and has already started marketing this very fact. it promises a cool cation for heat plague, holidaymakers. because the youngest, cuz we notice growing interest as we start to provide information about

communications. we highlighted all the things you can experience in sweden, on the websites, if you're looking for a cooler vacation to see what we have now, amongst the most international cool cation spar doesn't appear to be a homeless village. so talk. so as a matter of fact, majority in sweden is number one, but they include cation that lead just by the somebody bible. but not everyone in sweden is happy with this development. there are regions that already suffer from mass tourism during the summer months. so fees, of course we have some places like you get very, very crowded during certain times in the summer. we have to try to ensure that not every one visit. so at the same time this, i'm pretty old and it's a cool mom, but i'm not able to, the norway's, the got sprint glacier is another mass tourism example, which gets very busy in summer. meanwhile, the group has reached its destination time for a snack. yeah, it's the experience, i can't really put it to where it's yeah, it's amazing,

his eyes landscape and how blue it is. but temperatures keep rising and the glacier keeps melting. i have my kids with me, so the nice thing, okay, i'm going to be gone. i will have this ers but then what am i going to leave behind for them? so it doesn't make me think about that a little bit. yeah. the glacier exemplifies how much the world is already changing as global warming progresses. and with that, the world's holiday destinations, but nobody wants to stop going on vacation. and as global temperatures increase, climate tourism will to so how do you vacation or go on holiday responsibly? it's not easy. here's another not so perfect example in chechnya you can visit world heritage. historic buildings in the town of chesapeake crew loves on the lot

for river. you can get there via canoe or rubber doing a with promises of hiking and barbecued sausages around the camp fire. it's one of the techs favorite summer passions, but not everyone is sticking to tradition, says roddicks toby tech, who sees the river turning into a log, jammed party mile. the, there's a long tradition in the czech republic of combining water sports with tourism. in summer, the volt of a river can become a full blown party. we visit the old town of chesapeake crew muff unesco world heritage site roddic stalls. you check office traditional raft tours here. he's critical of how much tourism has changed in the past 20 years. so nowadays, anyone can get on the water no experience required. you don't need to bring equipment either. everything's provided little spun back in the day. we had to bring around drinking water. today,

you only need money. there are service options every kilometer along the volt, about, from refreshments to accommodation. and that's not how it used to be shipped to roddicks toby tech has decided to instead focus on history and tradition. he explains how centuries ago timber was transported to proc on ras. like this one, he also points out chesapeake, who loves the most beautiful buildings all while dodging canoes left right and centre. we've arrived at the weirs. long queues are common here, and the defense can be dangerous for an experience taurus because it's become mass tourism, which of course benefits many, but it also changes things that could be done that i'd say that the respect for the sitting and it's unique cultural science has disappeared on the page, but it's almost so uh, most of the things we used to take for granted that you don't go into church and

swimming trunks, for instance, you posted us fix it, then you still get the mirror. dolly board luis says that worlds are colliding in chesapeake crew loss. many visitors to the over 700 year old town, one to immerse themselves and the sites others are more interested in partying on the river. a few meters down stream, some checks and their children are taking a break on the river bank. they've been coming here for years, but say they don't mind the crowds, but the boats and everyone's together. it's great. it's like, what more could you want on the water think meets that goal? if you want to think it out, you have to wait to go down the. we're back then to my centurylink. nothing is what was the style. they're more concerned by the rising prices. about us now, often cheaper in australia. so how much tourism is too much? just the crew loss is a testament to what can happen prior to the pandemic, up to $2000000.00 people would defend upon the $13000.00 inhabitant town each year . many come from the us,

south korea and china. since 2019. the town has been charging a fee to regulate the number of buses arriving. the mere says it slowed the crowding as of yet though there are no plans for a similar system. on the vault of a we rejoined rotted stewby check on his raft. and just under an hour, his tor comes to an end. like many roddic benefits from the tourists thronging here, but for him, the balance has to be right for them. yeah. because key to it would be good if everyone realized how unique a wrapped cruise like this is, it opens office and people should behave themselves superstar did so. unesco world heritage site after on the list of yeah, yeah, it's a gosh. it's most important for him though. is that chesapeake room, lots of rafting, tradition and heritage is preserved. no matter how crowded the volta might get.

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