they're being accompanied by yana via a student from cologne germany. yana is working with the fridays for future movements to help protect the rain forest. almost half of ecuador is covered in rain forest. the reporter's journey begins in the town of puyo they'll travel for 7 hours by boat along a boat one knows a river their final destination is the community of sight a yacht cool deep in the amazon rain forest. there are a number of important stories for the reporters to cover here. the region is home to the kitchen people for years they've been fighting against oil drilling on their land. right now it's quiet here but that will change soon with the start of a big festival that celebrates the importance of the rain forest truck much more fun to watch right. here marianna and he who meet their friend. now the reporting team is complete even though. it's intense and they know that yes . it's a day they'll start by recording some of the ancient songs that are sung by local women a group of these songs include stories of sorrow and longing. and this one

catholic church has uncovered hundreds of allegations of child sexual abuse in the city of cologne, germany's largest dioceses. the study found more than 300 victims going back to the year 1975. more than half the victims were under the age of 14. the investigation cleared cologne's archbishop of breach of duty, but he's under pressure to resign, accused of hiding the allegations. inin by -- abused as a boy and has spent much of his adult life seeking justice. >> i remem rdcrying for my mother. i was just 11. i kept cryingry, "why can't anye hear?" >> he was a boarder at a catholic school where a priest abused him for years. he is still haunted by memories. several years ago, he felt so overwhelmed that he tried to kill himself. it was only later he realized he was not alone. what had happened to him had happened to others, but he stayed silent. >> the church is an institution that speaks and acts from a highly moral standpoin so admitting wrongdoingike this is very difficult. anyone can see that, but our suk hope earlier this year when the archdiocese announced it would aortepepam >> theeede

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this float outside cologne cathedral marks germany's catholic priests carl howe like many others has had enough of the church covering up its sexual abuse scandals he says it must finally own up to the past. yes there were and still are perpetrators among iraq's now these are not isolated cases this is systemic yes we the church protected the perpetrators not the victims. experts on religious law say that in the catholic church power has been concentrated into a few hands for too long. first in fairfax that became a problem in the context of investigating cases of sexual violence it was up to individual bishops to decide whether and if so how to investigate cases and whether they were serious enough to warrant intervention. in an effort to end sexual abuse in the church pope francis declared in 2019 that all allegations must be reported by clergy but only internally this does not however mean cases are also brought to court. did. german government's representative for abuse set up an inquiry committee with the catholic church to get to the bottom of the scandal. it's not really like

this flowed outside cologne cathedral marks germany's catholic priests carl how like many others has had enough of the church covering up its sexual abuse scandals he says it must finally own up to the past. yes there were and still are perpetrators among iraq's now these are not isolated cases this is systemic yes the church protected the perpetrators not the victims. experts on religious law say that in the catholic church power has been concentrated in too few hands for too long. that's unfair from that so that became a problem in the context of investigating cases of sexual violence it was up to individual bishops to decide whether and if so how to investigate cases and whether they were serious enough to warrant an intervention. in an effort to end sexual abuse in the church pope francis declared in 2019 that all allegations must be reported by clergy but only internally this does not however mean cases are also. brought to court. the german government's representative for abuse set up an inquiry committee with the catholic church to get to the bottom of the scandal. as far. as

germany and then there is silence. trigamy t. line a town is a catholic pastor in the archdiocese of cologne apparently many people in germany still find it a little strange when they encounter a minister who is not white to land a town is repeatedly asked about his origins or is and salted with racist slurs as well from ca to little turk and leipsic. it was at the catholic convention and leipsic i was representing the archdiocese and i can still remember standing at the booth when 2 women approached the booth i went towards them in a friendly manner and put them wellcome on them and then one woman said which do gooder let you into the country without any emotion whatsoever richard would say then stop to listen to lana thomas mostly concerned by 2 things in the catholic church in germany it's too white and too euro centric attention i would feel them in the church into it again it starts with the fact that many teachers of german theology don't even take into account all the other theological points of view in the world it's only fashionable or to be taken seriously from a scientific angle when it comes from the german speaking wo

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following months, 661 women reported being victims of sexual attacks that night one of germany's leading families in a cologne local investigated the events of that evening interviewing many of the women who were attacked. they described being separated from their husbands and male friends and pushed inside hell circle of young migrant men. they groped women and girls , no matter their age or appearance or circumstances, grabbing their bed rest in between their legs. one woman describes several men trying to insert their fingers into her regina. the only thing one - - the china is blocking them was a tights she was wearing. some were held by swarms of men for 30 minutes of continual assault. eventually spat out of the crowd some reported, and here's what kills me, the police had deliberately looked away. many women reported ongoing trauma and fear many months after the event. yet those who have spoken what happened to them in public forums have been labeled for pointing out the ethnicity of their perpetrators and now when speaking about their experiences. that is the color. statistics will tell you that so wh

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is celebrating 1700 years of german jewish history germany's earliest known jewish resident a man named isaac with 1700 years ago in the city of cologne today cologne is building a new jewish museum and the building incorporates some fascinating archaeological remains. it's still a construction site but right here in the heart of cologne a new museum for the city's jewish history is being built once complete it will present the results of a decades long archaeological excavations in the city. there of and here the great thing about working on these archaeological excavations is that it's incredibly complex here injured roman history meets medieval history meets jewish history sometimes these things are so closely related that they can't really be separated here you can see the semicircular arch of a roman portico facade and right in front of it there are the cellar walls of a medieval jewish hospital on the otoliths nutritionals retired. historical documents show that jews have lived in cologne since roman antiquity in the year 321 emperor constantine decreed that jews would be allowed to hold public office in what was then called col

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germany. she was on the list to be liquidated. at the last meeting in colognend came over to switzerland with a list with her. she carried it all through the war, kept going, and she came to the united states to represent us at the u.n. and was largely responsible for all the representation at the u.n. emily balch had gotten a leave of absence to go with miss addams and work on this, and she succeeded miss addams. after she died, she seceded miss addams. they were the only two american women who have ever received the nobel peace prize. >> the dropping of the bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki gave a terrifying new meaning to the concept of war. a whole movement developed to fight nuclear testing and proliferation of nuclear arms. >> and the most varied contacts are developing between the soviet union and america. a delegation of the united states section of the women's international league for peace and freedom came to moscow for the second soviet american women's conference. after many fruitful discussions -- >> the united states government focused much of its a

and germany has reported its to make its rise of daily cologne the virus cases into banks more than $17000.00new infections have been confirmed in the last 24 hour period the rise comes after an easing of restrictions in recent weeks on the spread of a more transmissible fairly. well you can always get d w news on the go download or ops from google play or from the op store and that will get you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for you breaking news and if you are part of a news story you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what is happening where you are. coming up next our show focus on europe takes us to finland to meet a couple tweeting about their adventures during an icy lockdown for all of us here in berlin thank you for watching. see i'm getting vaccinated. elderly caretaker christina read requests uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated. due to fake news on social media many belgian care workers are refusing corona vaccines. can the fight against the virus be one online. focus on her. next on t w. into

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nil lead but cologne scored twice to go ahead until the 90th minute when the norwegian popped up again to make it through to the draw saying don't stay 5th in the league. and in tennis germany's alexander has won a thrilling mexican open final in acapulco the world number 7 at the bottom of your screen here recovered from a shaky start debate stephanus sets a pass in straight sets 6476 sits a pass was the top seed and had stormed into a 41 late in the 1st set before it's fair of to. that around the german said the presence of fans at the tournament had made it the most fun he'd had in recent months. let's take it to the both of us here in central france now and have a look at a very rare ritual that's been caught on camera kwan won a famous panda was put in contact as they call it with her male counterpart juan xeni and they made to it's an incredibly rare moment as fame pandas are only fertile for 24 to 48 hours a year. says they'll know in around a fortnight whether or not she's pregnant. you're watching datable years here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you proport say germany is expected to extend the coronavirus lockdown beyond easter chance that i'm go

germany's federal office for the protection of the constitution i drooled that the f.t. was suspected of right wing extremism and therefore be monitored but today a court in cologne decided that surveillance of the f.t. has to be suspended for now if you took ongoing legal challenge. on this i'm now joined by our political correspondent you know hands and you know how did the court arrive at that ruling and what does it mean the court says that they have all reason to believe that the domestic intelligence agency did not attend to the agreement to stay silent on its plans to put the entire party under surveillance or that it did not do everything in its power to prevent details from the procedure from getting out and it added that the fact that details of the plan to put the entire under surveillance were apparently leaked to the press and that that amounts to a severe intervention in equal chances that all political parties have by law in this country so an even playing field if you will and it's true that because the case has not been closed in that court proceedings there have been this agreement that the agency would not publish any information on it we reported on t