by it,w weekly set up a prominent journalist in france, used to be the editor-in-chief of le monde. conquest of brazil's far west. so many things remain to be discovered in brazil according to le un. one thing that remains to be discovered are indian tribes. three weeks ago, one of these unknown amazon tribes came into contact with the inhabitants of the little village in western brazil. >> no one knew about it? >> we knew about them but they were out of civilization, as they say. indian0 such isolated tribes that are completely cut off from the world. some of them are breaking out of their isolation and reaching out for help. read, they faced dangers including mining companies, drug trafficking, illegal logging companies. when they run into contact with civilization it is a risk because often, most of the time, they are really not immune to many of the diseases that we carry. >> just a physiologically not prepared. just a couple minutes of contact with our world can decimate a whole tribe. >> back in france, focusing on president francois hollande and the traditional bastille day.

that, so they may be controversial decision of banning the protests, and let's take a look at what "le monde" had to say in its editorial. it said there is not a right to , but if you sent a look at the constitution, it refers to the declaration of human rights, which does acknowledge the right to protest, and they say wherever the protests were banned that there were actually serious incidents. it was worse, and wherever the protests were permitted in france, for example, in marseille, there was calm, so they say it worse and the tensions and atmosphere, so a failed strategy by the authorities. >> right. we are looking at a photograph that has gone viral. it shows a protester, if i understand correctly? >> that is right. it is a very tense story, so i am going to show you one area that is a little less tense. it was a protester in the north of paris, who sort of copy i of one photographer. i suppose he looked quite dapper as he was about to throw his stone at the police, so he became the object of sort of fit thecatches, and he image or the stereotype of a dapper french protester, so there

listen to the m le monde. the. sigrid laboratory. was easy to build its most sophisticated which doesn't give a darn about anything mission to teach religion why it should care about you and. this is why you should want only on the old t.v. dot com. welcome back to worlds apart to read discussing journalism and propaganda with aid and why director of the ethical journalism outworked mr y. just before the break we were talking about if you were talking about some of the natural acts including rush hour tea that rarely criticizes its own government and i want to if this proliferation of state that's the lead of channels around the world actually creates a venue for keeping their all those various governments in check because i mean i can concede the point that some people may feel constrained in criticizing their government though i don't think that's the case for t. but i think that. you know if you know a russian or chinese journalist don't do that we can always count on our american or british colleagues so that my point is that we