shaking as the construction lift takes her to a position 15 meters above the streets of quite spent birdland from up there she works on her dream project. i moved to believe like 2 years ago few months ago and it was always my dream took our big wall and go you know it was always like. one day. so yeah. this is my. what she has created here is an artwork with a political message a jury made up of members of amnesty international and the urban nation museum in berlin chose catarina veyron enos design. but i really like about my profession that is you can be very playful and so there is a lot of the varsity us of being in the paper because i'm not doing we're all so in my daily routine life and some very small illustrations and sketches and. it's also very nice to see you with a size so far 1. for an ina worked on her mural for more than a week 1st she primed the wall then sketched the image and applied the colors. yes the result is what's being called a brave wall named in honor of a brave activist and politician here it's mariel franco she was a city councilor in rio de janeiro who fought fo

in the birdland is not indifferent to what is happening in the murders. to the situation in our homeland and citizens are doing. simply saying. we're helping you are supporting me in their. mass protests have been taking place in dello russo for months with the demonstrators calling for an end to the country's authoritarian regime police have clamped down on them heavily. even if they are no longer there it's a charge to an other brother rusian is in berlin feel part of the wider protest. before. we don't want that we just knew things aren't right to. charge cool left dello russo over 10 years ago. he had always opposed to the regime and had organized protests and hunger strikes. as a result he was arrested locked up for days at a time without charge. i always say that if i stayed i would become a professional revolutionary. i was allowed to study i would never have got a good education. in jail because i took some because of my years so i had to make up my mind and leave i wanted to do what i love art. thanks to a grant he was able to go to poland where

monica bonk the chinese exhibitions were canceled or postponed she had more time to spend in her birdland studio. last year i've been throwing so much more because i was in the space here to space but in this space i will still to be alone which doesn't happen very much i was listening to music every louds which i didn't do a since a long time and i was the droid and you know i'm just making drawings. it was an unusual situation normally she spends a lot of time preparing for her exhibitions which are lobert time consuming her instill a. can sometimes feel entire rooms. around our . farm but she ought to works with professional welders builders and tailors none of this was possible when the workshops closed down she was not the only artist affected. most of them do not have new productions because they were up shops are closed so in that. sansa i think that we still have the same sauce fear not everybody is kind of waiting but she is optimistic that the waiting will soon be over and real life exhibitions will be allowed again digital exhibitions are not ideal for her. for an artist like m

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is something else to make you aware of today most co-host taken aim at birdland after a top german notified our sister channel are to doit's on the video agency roughly one 3rd bank accounts will be closed at the end of may a senior correspondent morocco's the of can tell us more. so booth. and ruptly the video agency were notified at the same tab that their accounts at commerce bank would be getting shut down out of the blue by the 31st of may this is all happening by the way exactly one month after he announced that it's launching deutsche which is a german language channel belonging to the r.t. family now. efforts to gag to shut up. a daily thing undaunted they send out all these requests to other bags to open an account and the strangest thing happens because one of these banks they either did neither qwest rejected or just ignore all communications from see that the only reasonable explanation is that someone made phone calls a lot of them sent out memos and there aren't many forces in germany capable of dictating to the banks who to do business with the new to blacklist but the german

the latest there from birdland thank you. 10 years since the outbreak of war in syria hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict millions of civilians have been displaced or the country's economy's been ruined according to the un half of syria's children don't know life without war. young syrians of paid a particularly heavy toll almost half of those aged between $18.24 a surveyed by the red cross have lost someone in the conflict with many suffering injuries themselves 2 out of 3 fled homes and almost half of lost their income most of the young syrians surveyed are still struggling to meet basic needs such as food it was some firsthand accounts from people who have had to leave their homes. i was in grade when the problem started everything was relatively normal until the 26th of november 20th 11 the next day things escalated in our village and the schools were closed start was the last day open the book in these 10 years have been psychologically draining everything was destroyed and we had to rebuild on top of rubble i've experienced many bad things you can't raise

in the birdland city parliament denied the party had any links to extremists. they have the political mandate in order to get us rid of the competitor is a political competitor we have the strongest opposition party and what we have to do is a position is to criticize the government and that's what we didn't you do with respect to lead to the euro rescue policy which failed we do it with the migration policy which is very dangerous for us in germany and the population doesn't want it we do it in the energy crisis we will face so we actually have an opposition which really harms the government and that's why they want to get rid of us using this central intelligence civilians and you have to see that there is in no other western democracy there is an institution like the cia for internal reasons or to to check the opposition regarding constitute constitutional ideas and constitutional rights i can assure everybody we do not want to overthrow the system we do not want to overthrow the government we are really trying to renew democracy we want to get more people i

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overthrown in the military coup led by a bullet and sisi morsi is government was supported by a supplier birdland ruling party. al jazeera has obtained exclusive video from northwest province there intense battles in the a bus district between government troops and who the rebels follows reports that the yemeni army shot down a drone and says it made advances after a surprise attack the began yesterday evening meanwhile the u.s. envoy for yemen is urging you the rebels to respond to a cease fire plan to melinda king says the rebels are prioritizing an offensive to take the city of lot of arab the u.s. envoy warns that yemen will spiral into greater conflict without a cease fire is intensifying in the saudi backed government's last stronghold in northern yemen. the head of the u.n. world food program says a cease fire would mean the u.s. can help to stabilize yemen's economy this comes as the u.s. moves to restore funding for humanitarian aid in the north and yemen a cease fire would have tremendous positive effect at all to the truth. that 2 days ago about that if all parties could move for a cea