in france voted this week to return more than 2 dozen objects to the 4 countries former colonies of binny in and sent to go the pieces include a royal throne that was captured by the french army over a century ago the bill passed the lower chamber of french parliament unanimously and now it's headed to the senate. if approved by the french senate 26 artifacts will be returned to the republic of binning it's taken a while for french lawmakers to reach this stage 3 years ago president manuel mccall promised a quick return but for a long time nothing happened. so recently a congolese activist snatched from the music a brownlee what he believes he was entitle to take. in my initiated the fight for the dignity for the recovery of our heritage our works of art our looted stolen spoiled works of art which are today locked up in various western museums stopped by security he's now on trial on charges of attempted theft. but also destructive who is the real thief in this story the thief who takes something fraudulently i am the legitimate heir i am the biological administrative and cultural of thi

binny's jervis for me to thank so much for coming in. to try to mix but it took until 2018 for lawmakers to draft a nationwide bill defining what constitutes sexual harassment but overwhelmingly adopted in june this year a patriarchal system victim blaming and conservative attitudes mean that merely reporting sex crimes can be doing expedience and for women with physical disabilities the problem is even worse. when shoji lost her sight as a teenager she was told her best career choice would be becoming a massage therapist. in china the visually impaired often work in massage parlors it's believed there are extra sensitive to touch she also gives online makeup and yoga tutorials for other people like her. the reality she found was terrifying she had to endure sexual abuse from male customers on a routine basis just. this whole some customers touched my face saying your message is great. others touch my bottom and pretended to accidentally touch my breast while i was there and legs. activists say 40 percent of women in china have experienc

the police in the way that they have been handing hope otis also goes with the countries to face mr binnie guidance the attacks on protesters tonight and in recent days around thinkable demonstrations were held in accordance with the guidelines are religious and essential parts of a democracy i call in the police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is experiencing its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling conflict 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. tough new restrictions are set to come into force in paris and surrounding suburbs because of a big spike in cases in the region. france registered 17000 cases that's the highest number of daily infections since the start of the pandemic years our correspondent in paris shot at dubin ski.

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the way that they have been handing hope protest also goes we heard from the conference to face mr binnie guidance the attacks on protesters tonight and in recent days around thinkable demonstrations were held in accordance with the guidelines are religious and essential parts of a democracy are calling the police to find the attackers and bring them to justice now the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to insist that the way he's been handling the protests is legitimate particularly the way he's been handling the whole pandemic is experiencing its 2nd lockdown however it's likely that these protests against the prime minister will continue in the weeks and months to come they're criticizing the way he's been handling covered 19 and also they calling out against his corruption charges. well tough you cope with restrictions are set to come into force in paris and its surrounding suburbs the french capital has seen a big spike in cases and on saturday france did register 17000 is highest number of daily infections since the pandemic began show the bins get more details. w

basically had to beg for a test because we wanted to get out of the hard tell we were emma experts say binny swill us economy crisis may have helped in this time the lack of gasoline has reduced movement across the country and slow down the spread of the virus in spite of the daily struggles people face priscilla nicole announced earlier this week that venezuela has produced a cure for gold with 19 get all the suit giving us earlier i want to announce venezuela has created a medicine the stop corona virus after 6 months of trial who can certify the study as part of the experts and scientists with all the proof in the next day we will go to the world health organization to ratify once it's ratified will stop repairing the mass production of this molecule and give it to the world a cure against coronavirus but many people in the country have doubts venezuela was once one of the richest countries in latin america and now millions are struggling just to survive it's a crisis that has been looming for years and that for now is unlikely to end anytime soon. and. the coronavirus cases are climbing

they national assembly just voted that they want to give back at least some 30 artifacts to to to binny in but we're seeing some movement also another countries for example the netherlands there committee said that looted art should be given back also in germany some artifacts have been given back already but there is also a lot of talk at the moment everyone like the critics say it's just to slow the process and a new masoom that will be opened up in berlin very soon to hold farm has caused a big stir here because it actually will put on display. artifacts that have been looted and that is seen very critically here in germany and in europe. arena thank you very much for your reporting in your insides marina strauss there in other news mali's army says suspected jihad ists have killed at least 12 soldiers and burned down an army base near the village of socorro the army says 9 militants were killed the west african country has been struggling since 2012 to contain an islamist insurgency that has killed thousands. a huge ball has exploded while being defused remotely near the polish seap

for example the french national simply really simply that some 30 artifacts will be given back to binny ok what about other european countries what's the situation like that process actually taking a leading role here in this in this topic but we're also seeing some change in other european countries for example and then there's that was the special committee that just a few days ago said they recommend that the also the netherlands that had a huge colonial empire have to give back looted art and so we're also looking at germany that had some problem the use some centuries ago and this here does in germany the discussion is also a big one some artifacts have been given back but not so many and there was also a big discussion has been going on last couple of years because of the museum that is going to open up soon in berlin the humble farm that will actually put on this play this kind of art we've been talking about. this obviously draws a lot of criticism. but in a structure in brussels thank you. this is day w coming up next a new year's asia we'll look at the backlash by a jewelry ou

social media companies comply with the state they can enjoy the business and baucus on here versus the binny's jervas from b.w. isha thanks so much for coming in. to try to exploit it took 2018 for lawmakers to draft a nationwide bill defining what constitutes sexual harassment but overwhelmingly adopted in june this year a patriarchal system victim blaming and conservative attitudes mean that merely reporting sex crimes can be a how doing expedience and for women with physical disabilities the problem is even worse. when showed lost her sight as a teenager she was told her best career choice would be becoming a massage therapist. in china the visually impaired often work in massage parlors it's believed there are extra sensitive to touch she also gives online makeup and yoga tutorials for other people like her. the reality she found was terrifying she had to endure sexual abuse from male customers on a routine basis just. this whole some customers touched my face was saying all your messages great. others touch my bottom and pretended to accidentally touch my breast with us while i was messag

authorities in nigeria say almost 2000 inmates have broken out of 2 correctional centers in the city of binnie it happened after crowds attacked officers on guard duty at the facilities were earlier a 24 hour curfew was imposed in the commercial capital lagos as protests over police violence continue to walk the country the young nigerian is have been taking to the streets for the past 2 weeks over abuses by the police is notorious special anti robbery squad well the outpouring of anger forced the government to scrap the unit altogether a week ago and promised reforms but protests have continued to swell as demonstrators demand more sweeping changes. ok let's take you straight to the to our funny in a lagos funny why this curfew right now. the latest state governor tweeted today that there is an r.q. industry just chaos on the street and you know order to bring back lou and what is needed right now he's in a state is a curfew that is going to last for 24 hours he said literally that the protests that have begun as peaceful protests have quote generated into a monster and you can well imagine t

return stolen artworks to africa the legislation would pave the way for the restitution of 27 works to binny and senegal it follows a promise made by the french president in 2017 to return colonial era cultural works the countries now known as been in senegal were colonized by france in the mid to late 19th century both countries achieved full independence in 1960 there are about 90000 african works in french museums although some experts insist not all artifacts were pillaged or stolen france has already returned items to several other countries including a stolen statue and wall fragments that egypt 32 gold plates to china and 21 mallory heads to new zealand. reports now from paris. a daring demonstration live streamed on social media. in june activists. and a group of campaigners entered the k. brawley museum in paris and grabbed a 19th century african out there he said was really was arrested at his trial last month he said he had no intention of keeping the artifact but it wanted to protest against the plunder of africa's cultural treasures by french colonial era. this is our heritage f