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he's become phones in a cruise to the school counseling. i'm afraid they'll never see him again. when, oh, you lost under the stats december 18th, on dw, the receiving levels in the caspian sea. dia consequences for fishes search and the hunting invasive animal. the same using and species control or cruelty and hurdles to a happy marriage loves to raise from indonesia. the
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having sex before outside of marriage will soon be a punishable offense. in indonesia, as well co habitation between unmarried couples. until now, common little marriage and same sex relationships, although from the phone were not considered a criminal offense and the welts, the largest democracy, mixed estimates. the 2 couples also have a hard time in the multi ethnic state. but some still do that to mary. tell fun, well hop and pink and mangled while i have known each other for many years. they were high school sweethearts, but ended their relationship because of their different fates. po fun got married to another woman, but in 2020 his wife passed away. then after more than a decade of living, separate lives till finally pen can re kindled then of the happy that i have a feeling of such a ration. so what tell fun has gone through and the 15 years that we haven't been
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together? i ended up, i really didn't expect that a high school boy who seemed ignorant, who didn't care about life, is now a father of 4 children. now a man who's responsible and very determined that the boy, yeah, that's why my heart is full of admiration for him. me all father. yeah. in indonesia where belief in god as part of the national idiology interface relationships have always been controversial. usually families disapprove of them and i'm glad that the, the biggest challenge was my siblings and parent was that he so that didn't degree and, and told us not to get married to the, on the down on the many kind of looking it hasn't been easy for pain can either, who was brought up in a religious family. she doesn't want to disappoint them,
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but also wants to make her own life choices when it comes to choosing a life partner. pop on my mazda pop, i have like co signs father. my parents were clearly disappointed and opposed to the tire shop, but they are very conservative when it comes to religion. these are things you see the okay, talk to you. good. yeah. in this case, i'm grateful for my mom. i'm going to invite them on the one hand. yes, she might feel hurt the other you have to unload. on the other hand, she has seen that i sincerely loved cellphones children, but not of the team by young people hire you some of them some more. the b service, what's up? well, she saw that her daughter made hard choices based on the sincere love. pretty much what's where i think i think the today before the wedding, i sent
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a message to my mother and i said thank you for everything you've given me and tell fun. and she replied, my prayers with you. and the momma notified. nicholas is an advocate for inter faith marriage. he and his wife have different religions to. for years no college has provided counseling to into 5 couples, including till fun and ping con. i'm running a couple of us, i don't get them right under. there are more inter faith couples every year. and i think you have to sort of meetings that are subject to that. then we started canceling in 2005. i'm telling it to be seen every year. the numbers grow, i think on average there are no less than 30 potential partners per month. and these are about 1520 couples who managed to get married. not i do, but half of them still struggling to get their parents pressing the button there.
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still, they don't. indonesian law, it is not explicitly prohibit into faith marriage. any marriage is valid as long as it's performed, according to the laws and the lease of each religion till fine and pink gun had both islamic and christian wedding ceremonies as other into faith couples have to only then can the marriage be subsequently notarized for many years indonesian into faith couples traveled abroad or converted to another religion to marry. but legal, expert victory, suzanne t says tying the validity of marriage to religion is problematic or did you we? i haven't but you can, you are calling for new. now there are also those who convert 1st guy that about what up and then after they get married, like they convert back, lie and kind of remember mind them and them. we are delay in religion the god. and
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we're encouraged by the state to play religion in was i asked them to get out as the negative effect of such regulations hop on because the right to have a family is enshrined in the 1945 constitution. so it can be that the state dictates permission. a lot of the do you think the bullets out of the 2nd like honestly that anybody easy know how to get hi, i'm spelling now. i come from florida. i'm a capital. i am moses. i'm from not somebody from the back button. we stopped and i'm abroad. this then we are running. why still are now in the system for some who met when they were studying for their masters in london? the 2 face challenges for being an inter ethnic enterprise. couple with stella being older than moses. moses is 4 years younger than i am. it's still not normal in our culture. apple, i just said it was my own and them. so i asked her to marry me
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a new those challenges, but i will show that we can do it. i told her christmas we will be husband and wife . so they do the best time for me to have it is. and then it turns out in december we are expecting our 1st child to me. well, i'm here. yeah. how would i? yeah, i mean i just like tell fun and ping con stella and moses. his parents were against that relationship. good. my mother said, what know if you still want to be my child? i don't want that. you know that most is by talk and has a different faith from us. we are florida, is people, catholics. but it's asking about moses is also 4 years younger than you were put our faces. are there not enough men in the world, but now welcome on. but i wasn't surprised because i knew my mom and dad would say no. a lot in the beginning of that on just ignore it. yeah, yeah. once at dinner, my parents completely ignored him,
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but he remained relaxed upon indonesia is the world's largest archipelago, with over 17000 islands and a population of more than 280000000 people. it's a place of great cultural, ethnic, religious and linguistic diversity is diversity is a blessing and a source of friction. still his father once had a bad experience with a friend from the biotech tribe to which moses also belongs to because of that on pleasant experience. yes, but maybe not want to have about such a son in law. uh eventually i agree with it because i don't want to disappoint you a house through decision this. what's best for you know, for me. yeah. so based on what the parents, judy,
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this to give their blessings in consideration when i saw you really matched with moses, that was it. yeah. my last meeting, most of the sudden it was an elevator of i'm all my friend and i were going to the gym. then he entered the elevator and it turned out he was my friend's friend. he introduced a, you know, to me, the value for the as far as i've been 10 years later, here we are. homosexuality isn't illegal in muslim majority. indonesia except for as a province, where is nomic law? the show. yeah. applies even so homosexuality remains a to boot topic in the country. in 2022, the pew research center found that 92 percent of indonesians proposed same sex marriage eligibility to class related events have been cancelled due to objections from religious groups. but that didn't stop to do an intern from getting married
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so somebody wants to travel to america. and yeah, we're chatting before going to bid. i get it. what are we going to do in america? we're still making an itinerary and you said, let's get married. you yeah, yeah, yes. in love. yeah. and also i'm a licensed agent and we would definitely happy. but the wedding was in the us. when we go back to indonesia, the document, the maintenance thing on what lay it though, because for me, the marriage certificate does not need to be shown to people. or for me to be honest. it's a celebration of commitment or any we don't need everyone to know we're married and i'm on the plan. my why not talking to you about the important thing is that we are together on call get the can with the people closest to us and get them when they get. if it's a box, we can, there's enough to get that to get you to death to us. and i have to have something in the papers to celebrate our relationship stages. i have about 18 living together
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now and then we have a family together that uh we have a house in the apartment. lot of guy that uh that on that oh my the bathroom. take you to see my many kiddos mother conroy who lives with them has accepted them, but she still, which is key to them, were heterosexual. emily and the important thing is that you don't start praying to god do i need it. they want that me to my, my english language and when do you understand my medi my, my message to other mothers is special and it will be as a mother you have to have a big heart. wow. and expect it maybe the child doesn't want to be like that. you might, you know, they might have the fits the will of the almighty. yeah. you have a dentist seen doing here on i had to pay a lot of so i may assist you from the problem. when i pray you ask the lord jesus, i am by the way, i don't know if you pray for
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a month or 2. maybe they won't change a new me, that'd be me up. why i liked it. it will take years leading both on you to do i for my child to be completely healed by the blood of jesus. and again, that i, yes, was made if they're free from homosexuality, then thank god, i can phone different little the poll couples go through difficult times, but it's certainly been much harder for these 3 couples. and yet they're facing each other per se, then, but whatever. and however we pray, we believe there is a power greater than everything. the
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wild cats racks customs. new zealand has a problem with animals, or rather with the ones built over by the 1st european settlers around 300 years ago. the animals are multiplying rapidly and displacing native species. so what can be done? it's a debate further of controlled to see a picture book morning on south island in new zealand. mac, bailey, is on an outing with his kids and friends from the area. they all agree on their favorite past time. hunting. today, things are running smoothly. one shot, one dear, the bailey family is not the only one in new zealand with this hobby that the animals are killed doesn't seem to be a problem for the children. in fact, they're fascinated with hunting. probably just like waking up early and going full of kids drive around the farms and chasing up the day of and going for walks up to
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11 year old. if i don't even passes the test occurring. eating dear heart. freshly cut and still wrong, but she doesn't really like it. there's plenty of game to be found up here in the mountains. a short while later, a wild boar appears, an easy target for match that. but the bailey family doesn't just tons for fun. it's about protecting indigenous species. animals that had been introduced to the island threatening new zealand, birds and lizards. for example. a lot of these animals that are in the same areas as the night of spacy. so these pipes will be digging out. paul's and the heating inks and you know, just disturbing beam and taking the numbers down. so the more ways we can get rid of the beta. so it can be the night of animals get
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a chance that law for the the kids are taking a long they want to practice shooting. and at the same time, learn a bit about life. short of guessing we're teaching them that there is value in life. we'll take this animal will acer. it's not just getting killed and gone to waste. that's doing damage to the bush, to the lane, to the, to the environment about where you will utilize. it's not a wasted animal. we're not killing for the sake of killing these animals or an even bigger threats to native birds and reptiles. and most of them are not turn on stokes wildcats and possums. the eggs of the key we and couple birds endemic to new zealand that can't fly and are therefore defenseless against predators. new zealand is using campaigns to encourage its citizens to help in the fight against invasive species. the government wants to have the problem under control by 2050 and we
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did the change in the ration to watch the language and the bed in 6 tasks on haven't every corner of out there. again, this family also wants to help eradicate invasive pests. sean puts out traps with his step kids, elena and vicky. so today they're checking the possum traps and they've caught a few. they believe that what they're doing is necessary, even when it gets brutal. i forget to plug the blood drop so it doesn't go onto the drop down on the you know, on sometimes like you said, it's like it's not like i enjoy telling them, but also i want to like he always on awesome. and so, and i've done a lot so as it's not really said to me and the positives for also brings in
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a little pocket money on the local for market to go to this is just part of my upbringing. i don't know anything different. and so it's not something that i think about stuff and think how sad tomorrow, what of like done. i think it's just part of a culture now. lost all here and we realized with us i don't think we savages, but i think we're trying to achieve something with what we're doing. so we're trying to help nature a lot of residents here in christ church, the largest city in the south island. strongly disagree with this attitude, animal rights activists will and sarah regularly protest against the methods used by people in the country side. they think there are solutions, other than indiscriminate calling such as sterilize ation and gene. and the thing i absolutely can't take leave that i'd like to speak to these and we have to protect them. but we need to actually look at this one as a teacher parked around what are the long,
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but what are the tools that are going back along team difference and how do we do this without pausing on the 3rd panel districts, these kinds of competitions infuriate animal rights activists once a year, hunting enthusiast, travel to the countryside to prove who can shoot the most on one day. there's an extra prize category for federal cats. even children take part. this is definitely the wrong way to go about it. believe the activists should be jo, teaching young people compassion and empathy and not i took the compassion and empathy to the, to the, the friends and the community in the family, but compassion and empathy towards animals as well. so encouraging children to collab them always, it's not a competition. that's not really. and my dear, i'm teaching young people who felt it is math believes that living on a farm is like paradise for most kids, including when they go hunting regularly. the feral cats are up next. these have
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been caught in cage traps during the night. it wasn't a hit the bank. it was a quick instant. lots here. yeah. there's not a bit of why really the farmers here are aware of the activists concerns, but they don't share them. they're convinced that the only way to keep new zealand indigenous wildlife safe is to fight invasive species in their own way. the belief sheila means fisher, it's the name of the town and has been the main occupation in this area. for generations. we're in southern azerbaijan, close to the border with
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a run on the caspian sea, the world's largest inland body of water in the village, fisher. we meet many of them in the last 2 days, it's been too windy for them to go out to see the young folks and now the f or sitting in front of their house. both had been fishers for 25 years. and the so sometimes we are in the equivalent of 5 years. well, sometimes 15 months and sometimes we don't catch any fish for 5 days of bushel. there's no way to save money. it's just enough to survive. elizabeth to cut down a bit of going mind if we catch fish we eat. i looked around for the otherwise we don't do and you have to of, of the, of a level on the younger to study himself in the past. it was better. we sold as much as we wanted. now we simply fight to survive, following the fact that the seas ranking has an impact on the fish following so much to the level of the caspian sea has decreased by about a meter and
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a half in the last 30 years and area, the size of belgium is now dry, the rate at which its falling has also its celebrated climate change is hitting the ecosystem hard, says environmental researcher, russian a box of temperatures getting be able to give you a higher doctor to use the oxygen level in the see if the closest location of the, of the, if you saw hybrid that has been cut out last, the almost most important, the fact that it's got to be have woodlands along the customer and see coastline. this is yvette plants. but i, you know, as a result the storage in the very symbol of the caspian is also threatened. it's ro, is used to make, have your sometimes also called black gold. this days we don't have, unfortunately,
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due to most of the spalding grounds and the reverse. so i've added value of all fish and source of the black cover. yes. so i then i read, they started color with the black heavy articles, very cheap. the even tell me that as it falls, 3, we drive back to the south of the country to a fish farm where caviar is produced legally. here sturgeon's, our bread, the ro is removed, and thousands of young fish are released into the wild every year. it's a method for the preservation of the species. costs are rising for the maintaining of the outdoor pools. the fish can only tolerate the summer heat with the help of plastic covers. and the water wheels have to run longer than before, to mix oxygen into the sea water. you can see the sea side that we using uh, a ration coupons before i ration for even though the 2 in reach. well it's always,
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uh oxygen. so it's a lot of the sinks and i was like the to see to address. so the climate change issues, sturgeon production is demanding. it takes 10 to 12 years before the storage unit is fully mature. beneficial is normally slaughter. in the meantime, it's also possible to remove the eggs without killing the fish. different types of storage and our bread here from the small starlit to the large and expensive beluga sturgeon, once the row is removed from the fish, if it's killed, it's clean. using metal sits and then can't it's still one of the industries that feeds people here says l sugars, i of how much coffee yet can you get out of one of the. busy tempo tons of the for the, for the weight. for example,
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for the way it is about $30000.00 from $1.00 money. good money, but wait for these students at 12. yeah. that waiting won't help these fishermen, their seat is shrinking more and more rapidly. at the same time, the tributaries from the 5 countries bordering the caspian sea or carrying less and less water. climate change is a huge topic. here. they off off and the, the of meet up with colleagues in the afternoon at a location where there used to be water to talk about the situation. there was nothing else left to do. just ended up sure to try. i bought it back when i was
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a fisher times were good. we are money and there were many species of fish like sturgeon, casting, whitefish and carp and other stuff wouldn't be. that's a whole nother food. now there is nothing left. if people are suffering a cause you only goes on with them. so in order to search the airport, because a see no longer provides what we need, that's why i have my pension, but these fishermen still have many years until they retire. remember the i $711.00, it turns out to do with a bunch of the homes have been told the young people in our village are going to buckle as unskilled workers after their military service. they don't go to see on the bill on tvs, those ones that have been and we are also tired from what i am 47 years old and i'm like, can't go carry stones or some such job anymore. for 4 months i on the back to they go to the, it seems the time is 9. when the fishermen will only be remembered by the name of their village. malik, july fisher,
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