dr what happened here but for the people who saw it all firsthand it was the end of the world. witnesses to the genocide in rwanda against the tutsi tribe save it when the genocide ended mass acts of retribution followed. the widespread killing and made women the working majority country under an accidental feminist country. in time that involuntary social shift transformed into a positive social trend would filter the country's women to rebuild what the men i

broke up. with a man has. now been to. me i don't. know quite how much but i'm not in fifth and i. wanted to meet him when it. had a wonder and are true is that you know i think. it's not i'm a photographer and if it's anything. that.

you know what it's in the way. i. think i knew. it is there is to a we live it we live it jimbo quoted. we see it so it's a reality it's not. some out to dream. you . just think you can justify these. here is one of those statistics seventy percent of girls in rwanda do not complete secondary school melissa a typical rwandan girl is one of them. or

a something. was. being. chucked a cause not to receive and. of course there are job hunting sides and to golly. but to use them you need access to the internet and the skills to use it. says job searching much more commonly looks like this. early in the morning and go from door to door. it's as demanding as a job but inevitably it doesn't say. now i did i just want to. know did i give. him what on my cunny i'm busy.

one. is often mistaken for a man. who. only. look the. guy with. the over the. other is certain that because many of her clients are quite cautious they have more faith in her than they want a man. she rides a bike for a living there locally no one as a motor. hasn't had any trouble with the cab driving community. she's on equal terms with everyone. and some would seem to be enough to. own that. makes about fifty to sixty

thousand rwandan francs or fifty five to sixty five dollars a month. who would immediately remove the. leaf with a. little controversial letter from lucy if you are sure you want to keep. the good. side of. things women just lack self-confidence which is why they don't make money by giving people lifts on a bike cab company owners don't have faith in women either but that's all about to change. melissa was

walking home alone that night. may not seem out of the ordinary but in neighboring uganda a walk like this could be dangerous and it could be risky in the congo it can sometimes be done in kenya or tanzania but in somalia i go could never go out dressed like this not even in daylight. we can't talk about. quality we vote mission. for genocide against tutsi because before nineteen men for genocide against three has been corrupted our is the. sort of discrimination. discrimination should this. discrimination even discrimination based on the fix so women.

in two thousand and nine grow under introduced stop centers. anyone can report violence and get help there are currently forty four centers like this across the country. and while gender equality may have been introduced into the rwandan workplace remains a very different in the country's homes. they were. victims. and you're quite become more well who are. these may just look like ordinary notebooks but since these call centers were introduced the number of reported wife beatings or wonder has fallen by thirty percent. you don't know.

what a. square number of whatever. it is also. there was a you or what they were put there was a. bug it was very happy how often she scored her very first knockout against another boxer. and then was saying that. and then bam then you can come on. down. it was born in ninety eight ninety six two years after the genocide. she started boxing in two thousand and eight to train for three years before financial problems falter to give up drop out of school.

says that when she's in the ring she overflows with energy and pride. this is genevieve who was born in one thousand nine hundred five just a year after the genocide. she started boxing when she was ten and at sixteen took part in the world championships in antalya and came fifth. genevieve saying she's fearless. just now become an entrepreneur something close. she likes boxing but has to run her business to survive. and now part of the tour is out. there. and i'm going to. show a cup appears. now and i'm one of her own home but you know. what i saved.

i think. there's one take on what. it was and that the casts a preview before nineteen ninety four genocide so. many think. shows and if that thing even though life expectancy. releases put on the best dress. she's applying for a job as a housemaid at a hotel. perhaps today things will go for. it with a. really . good. purpose.

because so many girls drop out of school competition for low wage jobs is. partly why finding work because so difficult but melissa doesn't believe that education is the problem. in my hotel in the uk i. have heard of her before. work from home can help you but i don't. think you don't want to find out. what a couple couple but you know the hot. political hot i'm. going to have to go to some more.

i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one business

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that book i know and that nobody else to look at them out on the funniest diplo is most at home most of the shows just the flu and so almost a. moon noodle in your life. it is under the command of senior inspector jeanette get us the facts. she's married and has two children aged twelve and nine. and is very understanding about

the demands of his wife's job. jeanette had always wanted to join the police and her dream eventually came true. we spent about a month negotiating with the rwandan police to be allowed to film this. we expected fascinating insights into how police women him fight crime. by seven thirty and if you figure out how much. but we were told that wouldn't be possible because crime rates and a so low and we probably have a long wait for any real action. instead they staged a demonstration scene especially for our cameras.

to get. off the runway of question one of them was i am a playstation idea of the seven. well. that's about as exciting as police life gets when there's no crime. very few offenses are committed but their weapons a military grade and patrols have been stepped up the fear of what once happened here still lingers. i don't know if you read the bible the book of nehemiah when all there was was the was destroyed it was victoria and this impact because you know the country was to be dated it was the victory but also it was crying crying because people always saw you know everyone was destroyed you know houses and

everything and people so you know in most hope little. revelation played an important role in his life. i saw him like women we've known. in that women there's no arms and told me that those women should be empowered spiritually emotionally and physically mature things. as a female pastor it took the religious community some time to accept alice it was a fight in there it is really just you talk about violence sometimes and then so our view is destructive in the homes on the gun. you know everywhere.

in the end this builds up an old female christian community. meetings resembles spiritual life coaching for women come here hoping to make their dreams come true. according to bush mahna mahna not keen on marrying a widow with four kids she understands why so all by herself she's working to make her own dream come true. if that of a budget is a new. leaf was a was the will know who to go to for this. little blue. because this is who you know.

the. one of the you. know the. historic opportunity all of the boys. in harry their parents but no. boys at the same level can access and. my name is jerry i have a name. i have to do. it but i think i would make. it pays to get married and wonder why become entitle to their husbands property. this clearly strengthens

a woman's position in society but jolie's long term partner is taking his time to make it official. but i don't have a problem the government's about why it is not to me and probably my home come. home who want to give you one. can't. tell you to give him sex. to give him anything. now isn't. it melissa is now trying to find work as a waitress. but there is still no miracles. she is rejected again. there's a problem i think we're meant to be confident the president of the.

group is the biggest problem you know. they have opportunity it's something we should. preach there should you not encourage them so does their biggest by the way. the smell of coffee and fresh bombs is already filling the women's church service is in full swing. was if we can. understand what he was doing but he won't. do that when you. the services include stories of miracles with financial well being a running theme through all of them. this woman for example gave the last of her money to the church and after a few days gone to help get

a loan of several million francs. and this woman donated a television to go to a very big television soon after doing that she for. financial prosperity. miracles like that are seen here every friday. some might say it's somewhat naive to imagine the donating a t.v. could be rewarded with a miracle. to please gatherings are teaching women to be more confident to feel good smart and talented. they develop hope for a better life something that was lost during the genocide. forced to live with their wounds you know the. yeah but also life after she was a. kid who with three. kids to.

someone who was like. you know people were really just. you do so much smarter so much hype and you know. someone they come in to kill your family and you know. get a good pregnant you know you have like a kid from someone who cued you for all of those feelings so you can see how the pain can be and also how. buz buz can just devices. it's productive and it's about good it's good. future. so. there's no one who knows two more. but that we get are we big good oh norteno no but i think we see in fact i have

a great fear to cause i've almost too young i know that i have baby but syrian have eighteen. i think. that i know that i will get a. good life when it comes to. the. and there's no one that. our proofs men. who've. been in both the debate and i may have been going to question. even the. roof of this and they are the only have the family. who are to go down on the. news of those who fit. there were. no vocal ones those if they don't go quite a while who are at their work the car and you know boom boom would you would touch

it in you know core no one would you were supposed. to do. i know. a low. hundred. on the stocks and a card he hooked. up . with then. what their money might seem. none of the women we met suggested that feminism in that country is just empty words. they all believed that the new rwanda was a land of equal rights and they were also quite sincere when they say it was the country's women who rebuilt

a happy and prosperous nation. and it will be the women who choose to pay over one does terrifying past. me. and he. this.

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of the essence of this is selling this also the only one of them will fall through almost. all. of those with. means this is. done with the all business starting there was listing of all the fun is up in these cards on the fly and. it's been seventy years since the united nations adopted the universal declaration on human rights but in many places it remains a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between practice and preaching. at all. after the war a nazi doctor was still active. in the nineteen seventies croteau had as the chair

of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery. a german company develops a new denied a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy and it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. you know she said is just. minutes a little mind victims i have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money i want the revenge.

leaders from around the globe gather in france to log the centenary commemorations a world war one one hundred years ago today the guns fell silent in one of history's bloodiest conflicts. that issues besting in modern day politics refuse to be sidelined as crowds gather when paris to protest against. his policies are being called feet are being replicated so he's in france today he's not a french issue is a global issue and that's why we're here both just think he's not welcome here and he's not welcome anywhere. also developing the sunday polish nationalist celebrate one high.