prostitution holland 660000000 euros every year 4000000 tourists flock to amsterdam most to steroidsand often times the mines the prostitutes working in it's me only windows and i have a lot of enemies here and i try on the women and families together if we have down here bush asked me and the victim in the traffic toshi that has worked for 16 years with the women has been working in the windows of amsterdam's red light districts if you want to you even think and you want to believe there are a lot. the things what they are doing you know. the story behind them is so all different that what you see each street she says is organized by nationality. there are certain streets where you have the south america transsexuals then there's another street where the majority are hungary and then here you have the spanish speaking i guess how have things changed in the sex industry in all of from say 1520 years ago to now. because of the european union whenever we open up in the 9 months for a counterstrike romania bulgaria hungary i mean we see this whole change at the moment the majority of th

living on water has a long tradition in amsterdam houseboats can be seen on almost every canal. one of the 1st splashing districts was built a couple of years ago in the district of 50 houses on artificial arms now the trend is arriving in the european cities in london for example where british architects back up planning floating homes in the royal blocks copenhagen has responded to a lack of affordable student housing with the so-called. 12 floating houses designed by star architect. b. archangels doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating city for 10000 people in regions threatened by climate change. in amsterdam demand is on the rise too i think there's a really big potential building on the water we see we have some requests for all over the world from new yorkers looking to live on the water belgium or in the netherlands there are several areas where they are building houses in communities over 520-2200 houses even. for yvonne van stock market this vision has become a reality 150 square meters to floor with a roof garden almost like a house in the countryside.

but the people of amsterdam in creasing numbers don't want to because they are losing their. identity with the city the city is no longer their city he predicts that visitors will be back in force in 2 to 3 years while this might not be soon enough for some artistes like to enjoy a quiet moment in the city a bit longer step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam. india's 1st plasma donation bank has opened in the early states and the worst affected states maharashtra has started what it calls the world's largest plasma therapy trial doctors say treating infected patients with plasma from recovered patients could reduce the number of coronavirus deaths elizabeth from reports from new delhi. because of the body with him but he would have been right to praise khan is the 1st person in delhi to have donated his plasma after recovering from the corona virus and april as the number of infections continues to increase in india he's planning to donate for a 5th time. don't it can make a bad boy it feels really good to donate plasma i feel like i'm saving the life of someone i have given plaster

but the people of amsterdam in creasing numbers don't want to because they are losing their identity with the city the city is no longer their city he predicts that visitors will be back in force in 2 to 3 years while this might not be soon enough for some artistes like to enjoy a quiet moment in the city a bit longer step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam. the convicted rapist and former hollywood producer harvey weinstein will have to pay $19000000.00 to settle 2 sexual misconduct lawsuits but lawyers representing the victims have already slandered as a complete sellout in february weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and other sex related offenses the allegations against him helped spark the global need to look at. united nations cultural agency is warning that its name and logo are being illegally used to traffic african artifacts unesco says it's been printed on false documents to certify the value of stolen art some trafficking is connected to organized crime in the funding of terrorism interpol or rested more than 100 people and recovered 19000 stolen artifacts in

but 1st ran his off to amsterdam. never mind one of the s.u.v. demand is growing for c.t. runarounds drivers want something nifty and 15 affordable and ideally electric 2 and there are already a range of models out there fitting the bill we wanted to see whether litz a bishop manages to take all the right boxes with this space star well the popular model certainly looks the part with the new citrine yellow body color. display star also known as the middle age the world's roads running when relaunched in 2012 kid rapidly became mitsubishi's best selling model selling up to 140000 units a year. just how hot the space house but. today i mean amsterdam to test a new bits of history spacetime but it only got a petrol engine and no electric engine as an option i will find out how it drives in the city and how it drives on the highway. we then take the space start in a kind of terrain where it's in its element downtown amsterdam. it's a compact i mentions and a turning circle of just over 9 meters are a major plus. in a densely populated place like this you certainly need an agil

in 2016 that was shown in amsterdam as part of the exhibition on the verge of insanity. deal or museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. but was somebody known at the time when we had the expedition who sent not quite like that is so and so he was asked what do you think a 5th of it is and he said well as long as there's not a 2nd rusty gun coming from the same ground and needed makes a very well chance of it and you have to look at it that why i believe and it's when it's smaller to some so when you bomb and up it makes it very likely but as this i mean we have to take the word from we have from from from from the landowner 960 that indeed he found it on his mind and not somewhere else you can't you don't have an idea and a proof of that he ever had it in his hand and. no. i'm fed and although i would as a diesel boy they found a gun on fire going over there and it's supposed to be the one that used to kill himself. why did he really pull the trigger is it possible that it's a different weapon on one of them but suddenly this worthless object this

with beckman heard about the big exhibition in amsterdam in 1005. and then grew a beard so that it would look like them got here because if you know me from go on so i then. you can send by vinton yes of on cough artisans overcome their advantage all traces relatively quickly because they don't want to be seen as successors convoy or not and so at some point then got receipts further and further into the background on one call him about and then he wanted but his works open minds to color to style to the application of color and some top want em and that helps them find their own style and gives them the courage to find their own style and want in more mine i have mentioned it's a fantasy. so is it this courage that transcends the legend is it his weaknesses or his strengths dr gushee a prescribed painting for van gogh as therapy and during his last 70 days you know van school was he painted another 80 pictures in a bid to save himself. and maybe that's why all these people are still searching for the real vincent. because in him they may succeed in

on the banned list no one expects the numbers to pick up anytime soon steadfast in reports from amsterdam. the traditional dutch fishing village of markan is a popular stop for tourists from all over the world now there are only a few local visitors shop owner or pay no income at all during what was supposed to be his high season in spring but he has mixed feelings about welcoming tourists back also given your broader unsecure feeling opening your shop and having all kinds of people in there. you cannot see if somebody is infected or not. you still have to help them without too much protection on the other hand i'm scared of going bankrupt or so that's that's another fight with disinfectant hand gel and a joke yeah i like the by the way and on is good good good good good good guides are luring visitors the usual long queues are gone and boats are no longer clogging the canals a perfect atmosphere for a quiet city tour but this eerie piece is not exactly what tourists are looking for in the dutch capital known for its vibrant bars and coffee shops. it is extremely quiet the holiday season

in amsterdam demand is on the rise i think there's a really big. building on the water we see we have some requests all over the world from new yorkers looking to live on the water belgium or in the netherlands there are several areas where they are building houses and communities over 52102200 houses even. for yvonne van stock market this vision has become a reality 150 square meters 2 floor was a roof garden almost like a house in the countryside. but there is one difference their home. was a little weird at 1st. yet but i did have a day where i need to sit. around. the board. it's a small price to pay for their dream of living on water. if you are a regular viewer. you'll know that lots of people in africa do not have access to electricity. it's not just that they can't turn on the lights at the flip of a switch electricity also drives business and without it people are deprived of valuable opportunities many resorts vying diesel generators but of course they aren't environmentally friendly how much better if the electricity comes from a renewab

we then take the space start in a kind of terrain where it's in its element downtown amsterdam. it's a compact dimensions and a turning circle of just over 9 eaters are a major plus. in a densely populated place like this you certainly need an agile and slim set of wheels when negotiating the neck of narrow streets. and your drive through amsterdam you fear that the cars built for city it's all tiny and you can find a parking spot almost everywhere. the latest facelift has left the space stuff with a distinctive new front section it incorporates the award winning dine now. shield design which translates into a sleek but assertive stance something meant to appeal to younger drivers in particular. and boosting those charismatic credentials of the new chrome pants on the bumpers and the buy l.e.d. headlights. the interior is simple and don't close a car with minimum bells and whistles. when you look around here in the space style you see a lot of plastic you don't see the best of materials but the car cost $10000.00 euro so i would say it's really average there but looking at the t

floating homes like these in amsterdam could offer refuge in a crisis. in the event of an emergency for example you could move house boat to hard hit areas fairly quickly to provide people with temporary accommodations. so long for now most people here who live on the water do so because they want to. when a tsunami of summer come you're so close to the water that you can actually go swimming or kayaking any time you want but a floating home is like an expansion of the city cities keep getting more densely populated and buildings keep getting taller for this that but as a living space in the hood water is still largely untapped. in affluent communities floating homes are a lifestyle a way to bring nature into the city but they also often new ideas for adapting to climate change is going to introduce you can either work against the water by building bigger barriers and so forth with the water or you can work with the water and embrace it. and that's what we're trying to do with this project was a little come this may come to work out under the sea is comi

here in amsterdam a pilot project has created an entire community of floating homes. sasha glasses is a founding partner of the space and matter architectural studio and he and his family now live in one of the house boats a small building initiative began acquiring these sites about 10 years ago there's room for about 30 homes. houseboats here are nothing new but this project is one of a kind. living on the water is incredible so it's a dream come true for me this place feels like a vacation home you come back from work and you feel relaxed and like you're on vacation. without. such a design the house himself. has plenty of living space spread out over 3 levels. you won't find this kind of comfort on a traditional houseboat. he connects the floating settlement to the mainland. we've got connections to the power grid sewage water systems the internet and so on it's a plug and play concept it's simple and it works really well. it's like when you pull your motorhome into a camping site. you can connect to the entire infrastructure system for one who had to infrastructur

visitor still banned nobody expects these numbers to pick up soon without the masses of tourist amsterdam feels like a completely different city some say they even know only now who don't neighbors are but while a group of amsterdam is has made a strong need to keep it this way others say the city is far too depending on too if you are of. tourism expert stephan hodes has complained for many years to make tourism in the netherlands more sustainable by urging the government to spread attractions to others. cities but he sassed with the current crisis the government wants to go back to business as usual as soon as possible and there are incredible plans to build more hotels 22000 more rooms in amsterdam and the director environment so the tourist industry wants there but the people of amps are there in creasing numbers don't want it because they are losing their identity with the city the city is no longer their city he predicts that visitors will be back in force in 2 to 3 years this might not be soon enough for some artist like to enjoy a quiet moment in the city a bit longer step fasten

like here at the 200-1000 amsterdam fashion week. but. take things further. people just as much as possible where i think fashion as. it is for me is much more important so i would like to see that. when he's not on the road duran and his team produce the maximum of 6 months that number is due to increase soon with the assistance of artificial intelligence which should be able to multiply his design. for my collection he. has another entirely new idea creating session without any. he would like to use. to envision a completely new people. approach. well let's see how warm you'll feel wearing nothing but a projection that's all from us for today but you can find plenty more lifestyle and culture by following us on social media and make sure to stop by a website d.w. dot com slash lifestyle to find a latest view was droll thanks for watching and bye bye for now. coming up. on a hike along the river elbe nicole furley can play miking is becoming more and more popular especially for the naturally i'm really excited about today's travel long the algorithm for biki

in the direct environment so the tourist industry wants that but the people of amsterdam in creasing numbers don't want it because they are losing their i did to t. with the city the city is no longer their city he predicts that visitors will be back in force in 2 to 3 years while this might not be soon enough for some artist like to enjoy a quiet moment in the city a bit longer step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam. as daily case numbers drop in the u.k. focus is turning to towns and cities which are bucking the trend new statistics show that $36.00 areas could be forced to go into local knockdowns because of a rise in cases in baba has more from hounslow in west london which might have to follow the city of leicester which brought back restrictions on monday. well this part of london hounslow is one of 36 areas across england which according to some reports in the british press could be in line for a localized lockdown similar to what we've seen in the city of leicester in the midlands but local authorities here and elsewhere of stress that they haven't seen a surge and that they were j

presenting his designs at major events like here at the 200-1000 amsterdam fashion week. but. take things further. people just as much as possible where i think fashion as. it's really much more important so i would like to see that. when he's not on the road duran and his team produce the maximum of 60 pieces the months that number is due to increased soon with the assistance of artificial intelligence which should be able to multiply his design. so my collection. has another entirely new idea creating sashing without any fabric at all he would like to use holograms and lights to envision a completely new book for people. approach. well let's see how warm you'll feel wearing nothing but a projection outsold from us for today but you can find plenty more lifestyle and culture by following us on social media and make sure to stop by our website d.w. dot com slash lifestyle to find a latest view was droll thanks for watching and bob often are. what's going on here oh no my house if you're furrowing from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. just e

can't give you that because at least we don't even know how much how much prostitutes are working in amsterdam because we are not registration the prostitutes why should the police wretches straight them because we don't read straight all the butches for the bakers financing them. yet just a few miles across the city holland's national trafficking reporting organization has a very clear idea of the numbers of women forced into the country's legalized prostitution industry. if you look at the figures from last year we had about a 1000 registered victims of human trafficking about 80 percent is section history

a big increase in germany but not in france and the netherlands except for the big exhibition in amsterdam in the one arm saddam all but museums and collectors there were not buying as well as some not often got i'm just playing what he was into my gonna. prices for vanguard were rising accordingly an invoice from a parasite gallery shows that in $1000.00 a level in the state all museums paid a huge sum for the portrait of dr gushee again and was in the money was paid in installments because to total of 20000 francs it had changed hands 3 years before and the asking price then was only 2000 francs so that's a huge increase and must leave a window seat on price and the legend of bengal also helped to push prices higher. german art critic and novelist you lears meyer griffin.

in 2016 that was shown in amsterdam as part of the exhibition on the verge of insanity . deal a museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. but was somebody known at a time when we had the expedition who sent not quite like that and so so he was asked what do you think of this and he said well as long as there's not a 2nd rusty gun coming from the same ground i mean it makes a very well charms of it and you have to look at it in that why i believe and it's when it's smaller to some so when you haven't updated very well likely but as i said i mean we have to take the word from be it from from from from the landowner 960 that indeed he found it on his mind and not somewhere else you can you don't have a d.n.a. prove of that he ever had it in his hand and. no. at the end i'm fed and all they are but as a designer why they found a gun on fire than all there and it's supposed to be the one that vanguard used to kill himself in the car how does he what did he really pull the trigger is it possible that it's a different weapon on him one of them but suddenly

the van gough museum in amsterdam which contains the world's largest collection of the artist's paintings and drawings some $2000000.00 people visit the museum every year and each of them brings with them their own personal concept of the man and his work out of the museums experts see him. i think the more we know about the horse about his about his slice about his work the more you realize that are that are still so many things that you don't know and there's new questions coming up so in the case of the sunflowers. there was an extensive research project. which really focused very much on his materials and his state league so the painting was freely and looked at in depth with all these different techniques in the conservation studio. we've often found under drawings we even have found under drawing on painting when he is using the perspective frame to lay out his composition or to help him lay out his composition to get the perspective right and this is a device that he has sketched in a letter for hawk was very methodical in his way of working and that's also confirmed by all the res

al jazeera, amsterdam.numbers drop in the u.k., focus is turning to towns and cities which are bucking the trend. 36 areas could be forced to go in to local law downs because of a rise in cases. more from hands of in west london -- hands low -- more from west london. >> this part of london is one of 36 areas across england which according to some reports in the british press could be in line for a localized knocked down similar to what we have seen in the city of lester in the midlands, but local authorities here and elsewhere stress they have not seen a surge and they were just put on the list because there was an increase in new cases week on week at the end of june. what is perhaps more important is the statistics on new cases per 100,000 population. public health england, part of the health ministry here in the u.k. have started to release figures for local authorities based not only on what they call pillar one testing, which is mainly for people like health workers and care workers, but also pillar tw

like here at the 200-1000 amsterdam fashion week. but. take things further. people just want to much as possible where i think fashion. is for me is much more important so i would like to see. him when he's not on the road duran and his team produce a maximum of 60 pieces. that number is due to increase soon with the assistance of artificial intelligence which should be able to multiply his design. so my collection. has another entirely new idea creating session without any. he would like to use. to envision a completely people. approach. well let's see how warm you'll feel wearing nothing but a projection that sold from us for today but you can find plenty more lifestyle and culture by following us on social media and make sure to stop by our website d.w. dot com slash lifestyle to find our latest views droll thanks for watching and bob often are. the. numbers of corona virus infections in meat processing plants. cruel treatment of livestock transported across europe. terrible living and what conditions for employees. how toxic is the meat industry. global 3

i'll ask you about anthony amsterdam, will come back and have you talk about what your hearing as we start here. he was the attorney in the furman case? >> he was. and came back for this case. he argued for three of the defendants for the texas, louisiana, and one of the other cases. so he was the lead attorney. two of the others had another attorney. >> let's listen into a portion of attorney amsterdam's oral argument, followed by james bevin. >> we'll start with you this time. what did you hear in those arguments? >> well, and the description of the louisiana statute, what the attorney for the state is saying that the jury cannot return a verdict for a lesser offense than first degree murder. that's one of the main reasons that the louisiana statute was struck down. we really can't eliminate discretion from its system. if you freeze the balloon in one place, it pops in another. if a journey can return a verdict when they know it is really first degree just to avoid the death penalty, they can do that. but that's up to the jury, and that's why the statutes did not succeed. amsterdam

>> pelley: 298 men, women, and children were murdered while traveling from amsterdam to malaysia after an anti-air missile shredded their airliner over ukraine. no one has ever taken responsibility, but tonight you will hear the evidence and the testimony of those who lost family in such an unimaginable way. >> i want to know who killed my children. ( ticking ) >> cooper: for 133 years, a colossal statue of general robert e. lee towered over a traffic circle near downtown new orleans. until last year, when, to the cheers and jeers of onlookers, the confederacy's most celebrated military hero was hoisted off its pedestal. >> really, what these monuments were, were a lie. >> cooper: a lie in what sense? >> well, in the sense that-- that robert e. lee was used as an example, to send a message to the rest of the country, and to all the people that lived here, that the confederacy was a noble cause. and that's just not true. >> cooper: this is incredible. mayor landrieu agreed to show us what's become of generals lee and beauregard. they've been gathering dust for more than a year. wow. ( t

big step forward in suffering the economic blow the liver by the pandemic step fastened al-jazeera amsterdam several late stage coronavirus vaccine trials are underway in brazil which is just recorded another 1367 deaths and 41000 new cases in the last day a chinese made drug which arrived in sao paolo on monday is now being tested on volunteers to risible has more. about the niece have run she's was one of the 1st brazilians to receive the oxford vaccine against with 19 she's a dentist in hospital and her exposure to the virus and they need to prevent the spread of the disease is what made her want to become a volunteer for the clinical trials. since receiving this vaccine i have had no adverse effects no symptoms or reactions i keep a clinical diary for the researchers and inform them of my temperature i continue working with the same level of exposure to the virus and working full time providing full assistance to discarded haitian. last month the oxford trials got underway in 3 faces and their brazilian government has signed a letter of intention to have access to around $100000000.00 do

big step forward in suffering the economic blow the liver by the pandemic step fastened al-jazeera amsterdam thailand has been relatively successful at containing the coronavirus but its economy is struggling nonetheless it's expected to be the worst affected in asia because of its reliance on international tourism and exports but the agriculture sector is also facing a tough time as when he reports from bangkok. it's farming has never been an easy way to make a living but in thailand these are particularly tough times this year growers of rice and other crops have been hit hard on multiple fronts all beyond their control but. there's not enough water to grow rice probably the rainy season arrived late this year and the water in the canal is too salty the farm will be in trouble if there's not enough rain soon because the drought was really bad this year thailand is the world's 2nd largest exporter of rice but is likely to drop down the list this year the coronavirus pandemic slow demand to thai rice as other produces such as vietnam stockpiled their own product to protect domestic food stoc

am australian both those governments have held russia responsible correspondence that bassinet in amsterdam explaining the significance of the new case against russia. dutch foreign minister staff block has called the next an extraordinary step but he also said it was extraordinary that a plane with 298 people on board was shut down in july 2014 basically what the government is trying to do is to support the individual lawsuits that the more than $400.00 relatives of the passengers on board of that plane have filed at the european court for human rights basically the government wants to show that they are fully behind the $298.00 victims of 17 nationalities among them $196.00 dutch it is part of a very broad and white judicial fight the netherlands is fighting at the moment to give justice to these are people on board of that plane one of them is also tribunals are currently being held here in and near amsterdam where 4 suspects are on trial 3 russian former military and one ukrainian but they are sort of a low to middle rank and the relatives of victims have always said that they really wa

are complaining that they are not buying enough americans are the 2nd largest group of tourists in amsterdam usually and there are none of them there because the americans are still not allowed to enter the e.u. so they are badly missed a lot of business owners have complained to us saying the only 20 percent of their income right now and many are fearing that they will lose their business if this summer is going to be so bad as it is predicted the palestinian government has declared a 5 day lockdown in the occupied west bank because of increasing corona virus infections a lockdown from friday follows 11 deaths and more than 3000 reported cases new emergency is another blow for palestinians as they resist israeli annexation plans looks like israel is delaying those an exemption plans for the occupied west bank and jordan valley israel's prime minister has been saying the process would begin on july the 1st coalition partner benny gantz is suggested and accession is put on hold while the government combat's coronavirus benjamin netanyahu has latest comments are talks are being held with the u

that covert 1000 recovery fund but rita has been undeterred by the accusations and reports from amsterdam. marker to describe it as a lonely fight never before has a dutch prime minister been so heavily criticized at a european summit acknowledged australian art i'm very i don't care i'm working hard for the interests of their citizens which are closely linked to european interests and all those comments i'll just ignore them i can't be distracted by czar i see myself as someone who fights for you another day or citizens and for that it's important that there's a strong europe that can overcome this crisis the dutch prime minister is leading a group called the frugal for also consisting of sweden denmark and austria who wants trick conditions for financial support to poorer european nations struggling with the economic fallout of covert 19 and margaret is playing hardball because there is no united kingdom in the negotiations. in previous years the dutch could always work together with the brits and the brits would take the lead i would say sort of against france and germany there is no u

. —— compared to places like amsterdam.as and to get them to spend more money are properly protected lanes which, i am not sure about the institutional setup of it, but i would love to see better bike lanes and... quite a lot in london and i suppose that is a lot of people have not gone out and bought their electric scooter. i was like the last thing... to make electric bikes, electric scooters i can do whatever they can to get people not on public transport and also to stop the spread of coronavirus because of people are squashed up on a bus around ina people are squashed up on a bus around in a tube together, that is a breeding ground for the virus to spread between person—to—person there. those electric bikes, i've used a couple of them during the crisis and you start pedaling in the give you a push along and makes it easier for cycling and it is great for cities, those were commuting in london and birmingham, manchester, newcastle. those kinds of places. we go outside of cities, commuting via cars, it is well over 75% i

one time, a few years ago, i was living in amsterdam. and i flew to chicago for the weekend to visit some friends who live there when i got there, my friend jeff and i hopped in his car and headed out to pick up our friend krasney, who just so happened to live next to the alley behind the police station so, jeff parks his car at the gas station at the end the alley so that i can run out, go pick up krasney and take her back to the car. i'm freaking thrilled. i hadn't seen her in years so, we were all going to go have dinner and catch up. now, i get out of the car and go down the alley and because jeff is watching me, i skip down the alley to her house to make him laugh, you know but little did i know, skipping down a police station alley is a big no-no. because i end up skipping towards a cop car that's driving at me down the alley the sirens go off. a cop gets out and his gun is drawn. and he goes, "put your hands on the hood of the car! put your hands on the hood!" this man is furious. i comply and his partner pats me down now this man