are a political activist and you worked a lot with young people and on truth value of the founder of yukio was or voice of the youth an online platform that looks at young people's issues if i can just begin with you 1st on trial i remember we had spoken before the election got underway in full swing and you had talked about how you as a conductor been a survey about the issues that i'm important to young people and one of the issues was employment and if you look at the election result the way it's come out if everybody had voted with the employment is the issue perhaps you would have had a different result can you explain this different i know for sure so i think you know one of the things that we observed and saw that he clearly was that vial issues like employment health care crisis even makin a lot of young people do not translating into issues of people who want the war don't expect the same government to still resolve those issues it's not like the expectations are going to change we still want jobs they want to better education system but at the same time there is something about t

me just say it briefly about an ethiopian for the main celebration of world press freedom day and yukio is one of the few countries in the world where we can say that press freedom is actually improving as a there are few bright spots where through this eastern europe i think we heard already from some journalists in slovakia that name problems at least is there the sort of smear campaigns and just information campaigns against journalists are critical journalists are regularly. smeared or described as enemies of state and the double impact in our view on the one hand it's a calculated way so we public distrust of the media and blunting the impact of the work that the media to the critical media do so it's undermining the role in a democracy and on the other hand of course it puts journalists in danger and it says that journalists somehow targets and the other thing i think that must be met with regards to do so in europe is behind gary and model which is what we've seen in hungary is a combination of sort of economic censorship in which media are targeted by there tonight state adverti

they're a familiar sight for holiday makers in greece the colorful chi yukio fishing boats . but the traditional wooden boats are an increasingly rare sight the european union pays fishermen cash if a scrap their car yukiya demetrius maracas is the last boat builder on the island. now he has to destroy the boats that he built over the past decades otherwise the fishermen won't get their subsidy maracas is appalled. and stupid days after i think about all the energy i put into them one of the men to be over the years now live passes and i know i'm supposed to destroy all this. inside. breaks my heart. but the real problem is is that it puts the fishermen in this terrible situation it is more. i don't as cussed on the us owns a fish restaurant he also gave up his boat last year taxes for it kept rising and his catch when told it was a difficult decision but at least he got 100000 euros for the boat. now he has to buy his fish for his restaurant elsewhere and he still misses his boat. it was tough. i didn't want to destroy my boat. i'd even have paid money to keep it for myself

even if the yukio can no longer apply the seas they could at least be preserved as a tourist attraction. to this day the turn noble disaster and what is now northern ukraine remains the worst nuclear accident in history experts say it will take 20000 years before the area is habitable again but many may not realize is that the vast majority of radioactive particles released landed not in the ukraine but here in the south of bella ruse while the region is a no man's land frozen in time and less heard with abandoned buildings but a few refuse to leave their homes despite the dangers among them was adam over she says her decision to stay put is the reason she's still alive. once thriving communities now only ghost towns remain. nature is reclaiming the countryside. life came to a sudden end here with a nuclear accident in nearby chernow. at the time a few people refused to leave the exclusion zone. is 90 years old she couldn't bring herself to leave her animals behind to starve and she couldn't imagine a new life in a city apartment there is no stage area when you would almost everyone fro