yours. i looked into this special edition of local three thousand i can promise you that you'll come out of today's program with if the extent that night because today we see the well to the eyes of children and young adults found that the eye of his group of kids you'll be hearing more from today. nothing made me feel whole and twelve mn down and the second he and i intend to i like german chemical plant and twenty ms answered him

are under ten twelve years old. we know that my name is to get some nano and days of eighteen and twelve. my name is sharon. the barcelona junior and under sixteen years old. stasi ever produced at the tender age of twenty six anthony said that's exactly what this treatment of mohamed was easy to twenty sets himself on fire in protest against the corruption and abuse by the authorities. you haven't either but he is treated not since james is now in the spring. people have always been a force that aims to this protest cultures different social networks online making process easier and less risky than ever to cool for ten things and that's exactly what's happening all over. on december the seventeenth twenty ten. muhammad was easy to museum which can be made that desperate decision. he set himself on fire to protest the actions of police in his hometown. whom he said

repeatedly confiscated is going to be. massive protests erupted the same day just in the capital tunis and into the country. inspired soon uprisings across the arab world. into museum people protested against greed and corruption to present it is in an opinion on. the against high unemployment and soaring food prices. almost overnight the price of brent and john hundred and fifty cents the gain in may twenty eleven protests erupted in spain they were fuelled by anger of the tanking economy and company policies that in the west and people suffering one source of inspiration was the bow tie and so outraged by stephen hess of mourning for a peaceful uprising against finance capitalism. unemployment has soared especially among the young. seventy percent of theirs in their twenties are forced to live in. radical

austerity measures of contentions and slashed a range of benefits critics say the social safety net has been treated. oh is that it is still single city in the united states in october that year the occupying movements made use of social media tool and ninety nine percent of the population to stand up to the region roughly one percent the enormous cost of the country's wealth. will their bangs cut billions in bailout funds. young people have a hard time paying for their education. and mr have rich parents the gap between rich and full of crisp white the techie what began as a peaceful demonstration in istanbul against plans to build a shopping center in casey talked to get a countrywide wave of protest against state and its proceeds authoritarianism istanbul people have to leave their homes to make way

for development projects backed by the cup. there's no consultation process and they have two recalls. many young people say the islamist inspired demonstration is too limiting the freedoms i did in the secular constitution police cracked down hard on demonstrations the whole people would kill the malls and eight thousand ended when security forces that are protesting toxin square on may the thirty first this year this summer on june the twentieth three hundred thousand took to the streets of rio de janeiro to protest increases in fares on transport. but there is also anger about wine tastings brazil's economy has been grilling sauce get many ordinary people not sharing the new wealth. according to the demonstrations by the infrastructure education health care systems are failing. iraq's politicians and businessmen who rake in

profits presumably this the twenty fourteen soccer world cup. costs have soared to more than nine billion euros. the regional contract has increased tenfold i think it is never a full house at least till the end of the alps into its how's that for me from physical made a box. despite all my bills across the world. some one hundred and sixty eight million kids still have no choice but to work everyday africa is the region with the highest rates of child labor. here a group of kids has taken the face into the aisle in her hands the kind of children's trade union that spans twenty five african countries. when james was one of them. when james is skipping school again because the house to get to work. he's fourteen and literally spent the day on building sites in his time come upon entry and

southwestern nigeria many states he'll to school at you when you're a thing. both his parents went to. they simply can not been enough to see if any of the week so called lynn has to help. those between the viability of guilty for newbie up the good clean my kitchen. he's happy he's found a job but he says his parents expect too much of him. p another entree to it as he set up the representative body something i can make the union. there's no one they would smile always and has been on a leafy out loud the odyssey shown to our blindness and said i did too he writes that she needs in africa. unto thee. the tights today in south. they could

use affiliated with the commitment of working children and youth. they meet once a week. been out campaigning to get me to tell atlanta that would be unrealistic at the moment compared to working conditions. malt scotch. now i just did not imply that rule. when i got the obc tonnes sold them on the side i'd go on some stupid enough to go and he'll put into it at the operations and on the right field job. i've never seen a class. the topic audience his parents. they need to appreciate how hard life is that the children and how much pressure then on to and that they should be getting to school with an unending money. corn soup it is to use two pm in truth the union. now he's a schoolteacher and helps manage the union. he plays an

important role in the young with the slides. i mean i know boys and one guy who i really knew what this might be a dance the woman uti he wants me to do because there was no show i did that in addition there was no organized the show on ducks going to teach phillips who knows the ballot day today the new voice. qantas understands the problems that children face. east to sell peanuts from the street to sikkim. and even now he tries to display his mother to his younger brothers and sisters go to school instead of clicking. everytime i call my run i need is to disclose the least. we tied because the wolf. the people still i do you've an idea monday jackson said that's good enough to walk rules so books

in the running. so folks can says. as regards the kids his youngest brother donna is not going to school today yet again. the house to keep working despite being on the specifics. she keeps children trapped in labor it's working conditions on to improve the children will have to continue to organize and find the spot or colds of course the saudis or the silly face costly as he is and how to make tough choices. when children stop having a voice that mocks not that easy fix things. now with our boys and girls from around the world what makes them happy. what they worry about. and here's what they say. makes me happy. some guys dump on a semi late where to hang with my friends school baseball. being with my family. one of that we met

with employees. james and accessing the internet when i miss them. most famous friends and playing soccer for. the i really enjoyed school. i like pots plain old conscious things. i mean when was the kind of film and the what makes me happy is to work hard and achieve something in a blur though the compo. in aye aye aye aye aye. like flies. ariel my mother my time on something terrible happened to me. oh somebody i'm not equal time. next in line for his nightmares. and that as i get. available above and a half sometimes i get upset about having to rush all the time. looking on the farm and getting to school. i have to run back and forth new

cars and lots more besides despite the struggles they can't we just heard from might be considered unlucky by the twenty million children who live on the streets in india. not only do they have to make a living. many of them out without family protection exposed to feast on textbook case in the nco technically since these kids to read and write. it is one of its pupils. she was hired to help the family while trying to get myself out so publicly for fifteen year old yorkie the day begins at six in the morning. she works on the streets of dili. in the neighborhood to the east of the city center. slow new and dangerous. he collects plastic bottles newspapers and cardboard. would others throw away. she turns into

money. as a lead we had to let rest for our family to survive my problem is you my mother to see anything on offense to my brother and i went to feed our family. she usually works three or four hours in the mornings. some days she doesn't find enough stuff to recycle the material struggle is compounded by an emotional one. i didn't read the statistics sometimes mimic us that those who have to use that sometimes people contesting the same thinking of stealing which is collecting fossils to me and a police station to the east and two. not that bad. one kilogram of plastic bottles is worth forty rupees or about half a euro. it's money jody sally desperately needs the leaves together and grew three inches on a busy road surrounded by traffic noise d and nine. it's illegal to live here. he could be driven out any day. don't use

the first member of her family. he's trying to leave this life behind. i loathe that same inning and added the black dude you will achieve something in life and when nomads we have no security. we're always at the mercy of the police. it's an insecurity is taking a different path. please add me at that. afterwards he or she goes to school children learn reading writing and math but also a life skills i know your teeth every day you started the program. school is one of about a hundred into the run by the end you should know and it's learning centers for st and working children. it stands for childhood enhancement through training into action. josh is also involved with but nah my

children's stories i released on the paper written by and for st kitts the contributors and editors of discussing the last edition in planning the next one. the lead story is going to be about a telephone hotline for children in danger. it was set up ten years ago. he was children came up with the idea. they wanted to tell their story it was still too young to see it about the economic uses the opportunity to take sarah to make your own decisions. we then did he miss them even though nobody tells us what to put on the front page is that mulroney of the pages. don't you want to see a story about children who managed to break their drug habit. drugs among street kids is a serious problem. leavitt said i did when children see this i'm telling the pain and i suddenly realized how somebody that's how i felt

when the system not pictured and now none of the silk road and after that i decided to go more often to the manning center. and then in may. he wants to inspire others to seize the initiative and work for a better life. she's visiting time with god islam of trash collectors. she was to impress on these kids how important it is to get an education. the we've written poems and jokey one of them published in the lot number you can imagine working as a journalist when she screamed may's it said is that i want to give people a voice street kids do all kinds of incredible things. one is titled as prominent as they want to keep them on screen at the end. but i want to write about that at the caddy for children in tow and one and on the gop is already

something of a hero and role model. there is no easy way to escape poverty. the gop is the determination to try it someday the behind the world of collecting rubbish to me i told clay that is none to europe if the problem see young people are different it may not be about guessing that the essentials to supply it. but in countries like spain increased amount hof of young people out of whack that means no money and many times to get ahead in society as of the toll of the last generation to eat what's hard to stop this from happening we met the youngest of calm and visit a pressure point in the southern province of cornerback yell it yet cos has finally found a job and is no longer one of the vast number of unemployed young adult in sweden. he's twenty five years old and comes from russia. he feels much better now that he has something to

do is earning decent money he leans in to quote the capital of kona bay county in southern sweden the town has a population of eighty thousand. a quarter of all young adults here are unemployed. that's in line with the national average which is higher than the european average the unlit yet cost took a course to prepare him for the labor market. it's like a torch for temporary employment agency and he soundly kick off his new short term jobs. it is taking lit get up to this the wholesaler where he'll be working in the warehouse. he learned to drive a forklift truck when he was an apprentice to the building supply company. but that was not enough. fish died due to the gut. i go go's idea of medicines but get this done this is my idea. doost of

mom's its expense of others and to give kill me earning the minimum wage twenty two hundred euro is a month. it sounds like alot but prices are very high in sweden everyone was doing the experience was held view that the flu. can you live close so it's still as many jobs for people without training. and those few usually get killed three temp agencies. cessnock it coughed up the job because he was flexible. when i was young you are allowed to do. things the company. now there's so much in insurance if you say you know about that. with it the same. what's more with him or her. the current work is not the same as a courier although it can lead to something better. bridget and most of the season as a possible solution. she helps

prepare people to find work through the corn in that project. i can say that the participants when they aren't perfect. they become more motivated because they see that the path taken vacancy of a way to mark and education to have them and using the nationals but we have with in the project and the day off for inspiration courses it sounds esoteric but it's about motivating people to take the initiative these graduates are training as call center agents. and what will. the not everybody who's been through the program finds work. my one piece some homies refugees from palestine presented coached him for six months. this goes to hold him to be some awful but i still couldn't get a job. o'neill german driver's license to

determine the one god one john two six minus six more detail. staff as the government employment offices say the main reason for the high rate of youth unemployment is the kids leave school without having learned enough or at least not enough to put the meat what's more a vocational training is too theoretical couldn't you get to school to hit twenty. and that means committee spent most of your time at school. even if you're training for technical perfection us still sick still seventy percent of the time at school. in fact in one. what the other in a band can also add me in by eyeing them for him the unlit get back to work with his job is not permanent still the tone of the project has helped him on his way and that's a start

now we had to cajole find out what can happen when young people get together to make a change. the double sink this network connection is it is a galley disappointed by the wild economic forum in his adoring capital quito the organization. so is helping people improve their diets are watching from the very basics. this boy this year on the outskirts of quito. a few weeks ago his grandmother moved into a house next door. today was a saturday it starts with the group breakfast together with michelle and out of the lou carpenter and other helpers from the volunteer organization the show. they built the house of plywood and donated building materials. just wanted to construct i ever had. which was scholarships and grants are still studied in the us and britain. she graduated

with honors. no she wants to help the less fortunate than he did ecuador. lansing mich else as is where you have to start the seventh inning etc in providing new opportunities for these people has to happen one small step at a time starting with simple things like giving them a roof over their heads the house and that helps them to work and to save and it provides a leg up in their attempts to escape poverty. it's a sahm or so the city the police three hundred seventy families live in this poverty stricken area. volunteers are providing support. so far they've built forty small horses here. the authorities don't officially recognize the smile and don't provide basic services like water or waste collection. many of the people here work as day laborers. some of them are simple word that they built dwellings of whatever scraps they could find. the taco didn't even have that now she has a wholesome for rona. yes

it's only ever since i was very small. i'd always dreamed of one day having a little house that i could never afford it. now it's like i actually own one. i was in youtube. and someone was. i am. you find some of the people who you are learning about organic cultivation. the residents wanted to know more about green farming methods because they want to plant vegetable gardens. so the volunteers organize teachers and trainers. at. the there's a program to amuse the kids while the work is done. and the helpers in case you are having at least as much on. usual excuse to strengthen social time is here. everyone benefits from the work. me and they estimate that it makes me happy to help change the lives of people here in my home country. because i

think it's very important to change things right here where i live. as the onion a v day. the business district in the ecuadorian capital the meeting point for the young volunteers who organized a chapter of the global shakers community the us. volunteers are under thirty. michelle is also a member of the network. i know to date there are organizing an art project that was first initiated in the us the young volunteers whose cancers like to list the things they definitely wanted to before they die many people stopped to think about the question. some bright that they want to travel all over the world others that they want to be the perfect partner. we booked it is the most. i think we very rarely take

time to stop in life and think about what we really want to accomplish the batter jury. in a buzzing about what we feel are the things we most wanted before we die it's really interesting to watch people think about it sometimes you write one thing and reconsider and write something else in the end of that. growing numbers of young people want to play a more active role in their own minds and those of others like you do simple houses for the four year old poverty stricken outskirts of quito. michelle and the other volunteers are optimistic that change is possible and are working to make it happen not so hot humid sunny got me thinking about the things i should be doing before i die. if you have some clever suggestions for me or what to say no comment about today's program. the steakhouse a website or visit us on facebook. nablus today special and young people around the well. one thing at that time. i get to the snp

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