make up extraordinary and buddhist priest. for him life is about having the courage to accept who you are. and finding pleasure and meaning in earthly as well as spiritual pursuits. everyone has the right to accept themselves for who they are on our facebook page d w women you can find more stories about people who are standing up for their rights and inspiring others to do the same d.w. women gives a voice to women everywhere. planets is home to around a 1000000000 sheep most of them live in asia followed by africa and australia and new zealand one of the most important products our shabby friends give us is the world in 29 seen around 1100000 tons of refined world were produced played by. the leading producers are australia china the us and new zealand together they make up around 70 percent of the global markets and they all boast vast herds of thousands of sheep. gemini can't compete with that it's sheep farming industry is on the decline and its herds are getting smaller. a flock of sheep blazing in the shade. the 1st lam

is a buddhist monk as a child he realized he didn't fit into a neat definition of gender. played with doubts about his identity he sought spiritual guidance. when i used to associate monks with traditional images but as i am barked on a learning process that changed i can be who i am one of the higher up monks told me i mean. who does and wants to free all people in the same way just as the moon sheds light on all who look up i mean that started in this. place and now this monk is fully embraced 2 years combining his spiritual duties with his job as a makeup artist. and it doesn't stop there go to an issue more is also an l g b t q activist. knowing from childhood what it feels like to not fit in. the physical as a kid i would dress up as a princess i wore my mom's mini skirt around my neck and dance to music from beauty and the beast kodos a girl i used to say now scrutinize the idea of shaving my head was the exact opposite of what i wanted to do anything other than their. his parents have always supported him after completing school in japan he moved to the united state

until his mid twenty's that he had any desire to do so and then he chose to undergo official buddhist training. secure and happy in his individual identity. in the united states and humira was finally free to embrace his love of make up for him it offered a chance to address the full dimension of his identity. or to show that even as a kid i wanted a bigger rise so that's how i got into make up for thought allows you to be a different person it gives you courage and filled you with hope about what is. the creative one not are not all that. he knew early on that he was different to other people traditional color classifications like blue for boys and think for girls seemed strange to him he expressed himself through illustrations. someone once told me that homosexuality was natural that made me question why i even exist but the very fact i'm different makes me look like a missing puzzle piece a part of the whole versity of this kind it's just nice. that it. was. these days as he moves through shibuya he feels free no longer filled with shame. this journey toward self love is the subjec

and the goals galore on the buddhist leader's final match day with the teams fighting for survival and for champions league qualification we have the highlights and analysis of the last date. lab. player. and player richardson welcome to the show 2 separate protests against 2 forms of intolerance here in berlin around $1000.00 demonstrators rallied to support the black lives matter movement and draw attention to racism in germany nearby thousands more gathered to highlight discrimination against the l.g.b. . community t.w. joel dorai went to both demonstrations. apparently in pride march unlike any other smaller but still strident political instead of commercial with the official parade canceled jews are the coronavirus some activists still sore cause to demonstrate. just because their pandemic we don't have a break for transport beyond homophobia and that's reason why would we organize a bride today rights groups say the number of attacks against the queer community in berlin increased in the past year same sex public affection is still sometimes met with violence even and girl and th

now the central government's hold on the state is being challenged by the rival rakhine buddhist communitycontains images of violence. for more than a year much of rakhine state has been at war. the myanmar military has been using a power and military against a relatively new and powerful insurgent group. entire communities have been uprooted, hundreds of civilians have been killed or wounded. with most muslim rohingyas expeued with most muslim rohingyas expelled or contained in caps, it is the rakhine buddhist at the heart of this struggle. framed against what they see as an occupation and the action of government forces. the group which is claiming to fight in the name is an army founded ii yea rs the name is an army founded ii years ago by migrant faraway along the border with china, funded by smuggling and other insurgent groups, they are now capable of challenging and at times defeating the myanmar armed forces back in their state of rakhine state. it is a much younger organisation than pretty much any other insurgent forces in burma. it is a tech savvy leadership. they use social med

now the central government's hold on the state is being challenged by the rival rakhine buddhist communityan head contains images of violence. for more than a year much of rakhine state has been at war. the myanmar military has been using air power and artillery against a relatively new and powerful insurgent group. entire communities have been uprooted, hundreds of civilians have been killed or wounded. with most muslim rohingyas now expelled or contained in camps, it's the rakhine buddhist population that's at the heart of this struggle, inflamed by their historical grievances against what they see as an occupation, and by the actions of government forces. the group which is claiming to fight in their name is arakan army. it was founded 11 years ago by rakhine migrants, far away, along the border with china, funded by smuggling and backed by other insurgent groups, they are now capable of challenging and at times defeating the myanmar armed forces back in their home state of rakhine. it's a much younger organisation than pretty much any of the other insurgent forces in burma. it's an edu

one of the key concerns for the buddhist leader i was the environment. —— is the environment.nd exiled in 1959. the god king travels... that is when the tibetan people rose up against the chinese occupation. the dalai lama says he has seen dramatic changes in the environment within his own lifetime. 1960 i came here. that winter, a lot of snow. then each year less and less and less. so we must think very seriously global warming. now to a more delicate subject, his own death. he has said he may not be reincarnated and could be the last dalai lama. dalai lama institution now a few centuries now and with this... great dalai lama! are you saying you are the last dalai lama? the concerned people should discuss about the future of the dalai lama. they should decide. i have no idea. my they should decide. i have no idea. my main concern is my own life spent something useful. it hasn't finished! four years. the dalai lama has been an extraordinarily effective ambassador people since the chinese invasion 70 years ago. he may say he is not interested in what happens when he is gone, bu

while buddhist followers spin prayer bheels to accumulate good karma, using gloves for protection, the dalai lama lives and prays here. the compiled spiritual leader's message is unchanged on the each of his 85th birthday. his holiness stayed social from a distance. what is a day in the life of the dalai lama during the coronavirus pandemic? >> not much -- not much differences. as a practitioner, mind is more important than physical. >> reporter: isolation is not new for him. he fled tibet in 1959 after china invaded and annexed his country. he's lived in dar es salaam ever since. >> it's quiet. narrow minded thinking. blame people, white people, we are the same. human brothers, sisters. so the -- all the basis of -- on the basis of color and also, you see, different faith, different religion and different country. now, these are old thinking. >> reporter: how do we teef people to not be racist, to not be discriminatory? >> i think we should emphasize oneness, sameness, all these, you see, stone feeling of differences, that's shortsighted, narrow minded. >> reporter: the dalai lama and

thousands flee their homes in may much like kind state is the army prepares an operation against buddhist separatists the un is warning of intensified fighting. and president mcconnell's party faces a setback but it's a good night for the greens after local elections in fronts. across the world half a 1000000 people have no died from corona virus and more than 10000000 have been infected a quarter of all those infections and deaths are in the united states which is by far the worst hit country but the shop spike in infections recorded in southern and western states the u.s. health secretary is warning time is running out to contain the virus that sickle hain is the latest. the corona virus is marching through america in houston texas hospitals are quickly running out of intensive care beds in florida arizona and texas mobile testing sites are being overrun with people waiting for hours many turned away health experts warned this would happen in many of these states mostly republican governors move to reopen businesses stressing the importance of the health of the economy now critics say t

in a buddhist so we go on friday. travel to freiburg to kick off the weekend's action and the home side ended a run of 4 games without a win when they scored their games only goal moving themselves one step closer to qualifying for europe in the process. both coaches focused on europe were all smiles when they greeted each other before kick off marco rose in glad i had reason to be optimistic befalls were looking for their 3rd straight win over freiburg advice to run the falls leading score had a chance to get on the scoreboard early but had little mustard on his 1st attempt the falls had another chance moments later but freiburg defense was there for the stock. after a scoreless 1st half freiburg served in nails paid to sit and he proved to be the difference maker one minute later pietersen was there to finish off freiburg free kick. given the hindsight delete i peter seems to have gold this season. and the lead would hold freiburg pick up their 1st win since the restart with the one nil victory over good bye. well y

to some football news now and the buddhist leaders 2nd place dortmund handed hertz of berlin their 1st defeat since the restart the victory kept dortmund within 7 points of the league leaders but both teams also had a political point to make. no justice no peace grit the shirt of dog means jaden santo prior to kickoff dog meant and head to berlin kneel before the action started to support the global black lives matter movement sandstone in his 1st career hattrick last time out and was looking to continue that run don't mean got it started in the 2nd half and it started with satchel a pastor you've been brought to set up to me john from point blank range just shy of that remark to me john 2nd goal foot don't meet in for jane sand show the prius is in john the man of the match finished it off. big good thing it was a big 3 points today a really important when we knew before the match how our rivals got on which made it all the more important to get the 3 points and we did that. when the medics off the. pitch of berlin's love india has never won endorsement one nail the final and back to

and full school or on the buddhist leader's final match stick with teams fighting for survival and for champions league qualification we have the highlights and analysis of the flask and. a michael okwu thanks for joining us this week and the e.u. has raised over 6000000000 euros more to help vulnerable countries battle the coronavirus pandemic the money was raised at a virtual summit organized by the e.u. and the international aid group global citizen the goal is to make any future vaccines tests and treatments available worldwide. it was a slick digital production as much a symbolic show. global solidarity as an initiative to gather funds to fight over 1000. the task of this size can only happen if the world unites obvious 19 threatens not just people who sell but our common humanity. know what the safe until everyone is safe to me most help people in developing countries to cope with the impacts of this pandemic some day we're covered 19 years behind us. we would like it to be said that we the nations of the world are the peoples of the world. stood together and acted as one and del

or buy in munich travel to a buyer later crews are hoping to extend their lead at the top of the buddhist leader table they've been in ruthless form since coach han's the flick took charge last november but in early wobble almost spoiled the plan. but munich showed their support for the black lives matter protests ahead of kickoff in leverkusen with the home team without engine talismanic chi habits all eyes were on leon bailey the match winner when the sides last met. and it was later couzin who struck 1st allow rio poking past manuel neuer in the 10 minutes. the argent time 7th goal of the campaign getting the hosts off to a dream start but brian hit back soon after kingsley command had all day to pick a spot and did so expertly what was. clear gretzky put by and ahead in the 42nd minute his left footed drive proving too much for lucas credit ski. clothes from the latest coups and stopper butts not close enough. to know every increase the lead on the stroke of half time thinking kimmage is up till pass into an empty net in the 45th minute for germany stars 12 goal season. by an all but

are like oil and water they don't like to go together but how important is it that we've seen the buddhist league say yes you can protest i definitely think it's a step in the right direction brant you know if the german football league had handed down sanctions you know for black athletes one team the senseless killing of other blacks to stop. it would have been a slap in the face of humanity even in my opinion it's completely understandable because i think in james san shows example we saw another picture of marcus toran the other black athletes that it that it could have been them you know it could have been them and unfortunately i think it was a. a a move to 1st survival more than a protest against any form of politics obviously but i think it's really important for those that are not personally affected to involve themselves yahshua kimmage a player for byron munich a white footballer has urged his club to do something together as a team head of their upcoming fixture so i think you know those steps you know would help obviously with the green light given by the league we'll see more

some sports news now in the german soccer buddhist league but then and have new hopes of not being dropped to the 2nd division after defeating patter born on saturday it looked like braman would have to leave the bundesliga but their comeback battle could now be more exciting than the one for the actual league title . 8 was last chance saloon for potter born and things got off to specious starts when jamie you can see dieter penalty. unfortunate hand. the strong you say you from leopold singer that kept me lot of the. it's a sport keep out and the scores level but parity lasted just a minute longer when davey clawson rose to meet here don't get disability cross single it was powerless and pacha born way behind. it was too little to braman 15 minutes later and the hosts had only themselves to play sloppy defending giving you got suckered a chance to school. there was still time for 3rd before the break david cross and 2nd of the game putting the points out of possible is great which i the heavens opened after half time and the hosts woes continue to mount single i might have been able to ju

also the buddhist leader. put their hopes of returning to the champions league on hold when they dropped points against the league's worst sides a bomb 6 struck 1st one shall see bound to move on up plates provided for public chick who put the bull's head early but just before the break leipsic saw red after a diet mcconnell picked up his 2nd yellow card after this far over the next amount of the pitch didn't benefit probable until the 92nd minute and christian story was there to finish off towards last it tempts making the final school $11.00. and saturday's early one of the games when unit extended their leader at the top to 10 points on the flip side to defeated liver whose 4 goals to do a scene are allowed to glue 2 points conceding a late equaliser against father banned from ford were defeated at home by minds dozens of drew with hoffenheim while dogman face how to belin right now on friday edged 10 man glock buff on sunday women hos spoke on your bill in take on an outspoken. and here's a reminder of our

to sports now in the buddhist leader frankfurt to beat braman in a tough match on wednesday night the game was originally scheduled for early march but postponed due to a storm braman faced a near certain relegation when their campaign was interrupted for 2 months by the coronavirus still they had been resurgent since the season restarted but frankfurt was too much for them. with survival at stake against frankfurt flaw he and co phelps braman were counting on super player not a bit in court scored the winner in 2 of their last 3 games. it was frankfurt though who fired the 1st warning shot in the 11th minute getting coupling winning the battle with andre field. frame and came close a few minutes later davey and long range rocket diverted by kevin trap. just before half time in box hill got off another shot for braman but traffic was once again to the tach. no score at half time in the empty bays a study on. they were files a plenty from both sides in this hard fought clash and then with an hour gone frankfurt took the lead thanks to andre silva. philip cost each with the pinpoint cro

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. >>> buddhists in support of the black lives matter movement meditated in front of san francisco city hall this morning. this has become a weekly protest called sit, walk, listen. organizers want to promote empathy ieng tt organizing these listening circles to hear from others. the group will hold another event at city hall next sunday. >>> a woman seen in a now-viral video calling out a san francisco homeowner for painting a black lives matter message in front of his pacific heights home is apologizing. here is part of the exchange. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> because it's private property. >> are you defacing private property? >> that video seen so many times. the woman speaking to james juanillo is lisa alexander. juanillo identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation and says, quote, the last 48 hours has taught me my actions were those of someone who was not aware of the damage caused by being ignorant and naive to racial inequalities. when i watched th

streets in bangkok's chinatown took on a different air as people showed up for a yearly festival at a buddhiste. offerings to the gods are an important part of worship for chinese thai. the offerings serve as symbols of money, and people use them in hope that these people will be wealthy in the afterlife. 12 shops along these streets in the community sell paper decorations used during the auspicious occasions in the chinese cultural calendar. the owner of this 80-year-old store is this woman. >> translator: we offer folded paper, representing money, to the gods. and they will give us what we wish for. the folded paper is important for us, like food or clothing. >> repeporter: but the fututure this old part of bangkok is uncertain in the face of gentrification. the community has been supporting the city's chinese festivals and celebrations for more than 100 years. >> translator: we inherited the old culture from our ancestors, but i cannot pass it on if i close the shop. >> reporter: local college students called on citizens to participate in a seminar in the hopes of passing on the age-old tra

demonstrators sat socially distanced for a meditative gathering organized by a bay area buddhist group. they wanted to bring the non- violence to the streets in support of the black lives matter movement. >> two of the bay area's biggest police unions are pledging towards reform. san francisco, san jose and los anges polied th made me finding and getting rid of any racist police officers while improving outcomes between police and communities. they hope it can be used as a road map for the reform across the nation. their plan includes programs like san jose's use of force dashboard that is readily available online well as the proposal for a use of force policy that focuses on deescalation. they want a national database for former officers fired for misconduct to keep others from hiring them. it includes an early warning system to identify officers that may need more training or mentoring. >> we need to get something out there. we need to be at the forefront of this. we need to start the discussion. individual agencies have their own standards and we said we need to have a uniform stand

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buddhists in support of black lives matter movement meditated in front of san francisco's city hall this morning. this has become a weekly protest called sit, walk, listen. organizers want to promote empathy and caring across a th y hall next sunday.hers. >>> a woman seen now. here is part of the exchange. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> are you defacing private property? >> now, the woman speaking to james is lisa alexander. she identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation. she said, the last 48 hours has taught me that my actions were those of someone who is not aware of the damage caused by being i go nornl and naive to racial inequalities. when i watch the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. meantime, anyone with video, pictures or information about a night of vandalism in oaklandso. yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following fri

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the anti-racism protests have also which the buddhist leader with football showing their solidarity and dropping to one knee in this weekend's match. also on the show indeed.

as the buddhist league plays on without fans the atmosphere has disappeared and 100 vantage has gone with it there was only one home win this weekend. before the corona bright a 43 percent of games into his home wins and 35 percent away wins since the restart its flipped only one in 5 matches has resulted in the home win more than hom have been a wife it. detains miss the home fans that badly want to have a struggling so much if you have the answer but it's not. a title in a row could be confirmed in midweek documents have a place in next season's champions league wildlife think are also close to punching their ticket playbook isn't currently hold the 4th and final sponsor but only just . at the bottom it was a massive weekend for one young girl when that should be set for another season the real action now is between months dusseldorf and brightman so who can handle the pressure. of 3 matches left starting in midweek who will be relegated to the 2nd division last place to patter born need to win out against me on berlin plaza and frankfurt . 17 places rainman have been relegated jus

the buddhist girl disappeared when she was three years old -- the british girl disappeared and she wasee years old. during police are calling this a murder investigation. your watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, u.s. law enforcement, can end the brutality and can ever be colorblind? we will be back -- will be right back. ♪ c twenty four counts twenty four .com. the police officer who knelt on the neck of a black man handcuffed on the ground is not to be charged with sesecond degree murder three other offices at the scene also to face criminal charges the more protests continue across the united states in defiance of curfews and threats to send. troops it starts we have two orders for tourism to naples family reunions after threeee months of social isolation. of a cook at nineteen. it was also an influx of. day trippers seeking bargain booze and cigarettes. and the selections can even though the festival has been

has the buddhist legal plays on without fans the atmosphere has disappeared and husband vantage is gone with that there was only one home win this weekend. before the garonne of right 43 percent of guys into this home wins and 35 percent away wins since the restart its flick only one in 5 matches has resulted in the home when cold and hot have been a wife you. do things miss the home fans that badly why am i struggling so much if you have the answer that's not. byron's a title in a row could be confirmed in midweek judgment have a place in next season's champions league run stick are also close to punching their ticket play victories in currently hold the 4th and final spots but only just . at the bottom it was a massive weekend for bergen when young goodwin but should be safe for another season the real action now is between months to go from braman so who can handle the pressure of. 3 matches left starting in midweek who will be relegated to the 2nd division last place to patter born need to wait out against berlin flattop and frankfurt. 17 places braman have been relegated just once

about a party a short distance from where the constitution defense monument once stood there's a buddhist temple built to celebrate thailand's democracy the ashes of the revolutionary leaders are interned on the grounds a place of worship that has so far been untouched by the attempts to revise the nation's history scott hodler al-jazeera bangkok. ok there we are here we go let's bring in our guests today here on inside story from the thai capital bangkok we have private row john f. broke political analyst and columnist at cos old english dot com that's a news website from kyoto in japan we're joined by a pub in charge of all penguin he's the founder of the pro-democracy organization for c. and associate professor at kyoto university and from dominic felder associate editor of the financial newspaper the nikkei asian review a welcome to you all private in bangkok if i can come to you 1st your country's being called a democratic dictatorship where we are right now is that a fair description. i would say that's a fair description of door him in that there could be other words that one might

the reopening of european buddhist is the best news hotel isn't restauranteurs here have heard in months. greece is reliant on choosing euros huge revenues have been lost but if numbers recover briskly there's a chance the sea is european so much truism season might just be rescued in the nick of time. one e.u. state that has not reopened its borders yet is spain but the government there says travel restrictions for most tourists will be lifted on june 21st and a pilot project the spanish island of majorca is welcoming a select group of german tourists to test new public health measures that are aimed at preventing a core on a virus outbreak the 1st visitors to offer this morning hotels are limited to running at 50 percent occupancy and they will test guests body temperatures. let's go to our correspondent philip schultz is in majorca and joins us for more on the story hi i'm philip as we heard there are travel restrictions will be mostly lifted for e.u. and shang and tourists by june 21st which is just around the corner so why are we seeing this pilot project now. it's 1st of all a symb

the reopening of european buddhist is the best news hotel and restauranteurs here have heard in months. greece's reliant on to resume euros huge revenues have been lost but if numbers recover briskly there's a chance the see is european so much truism season might just be rescued in the nick of time. let's get a roundup of some other stories now chinese authorities have stepped up checks of food markets in a bid to control a fresh coronavirus outbreak that's after 79 cases were linked to a single market in the capital beijing several neighborhoods have been placed back under lockdown and indoor sports and entertainment venues across beijing have been ordered to close and a groundbreaking decision the u.s. supreme court has ruled that workers cannot be fired for being gay or transgender roughly half the country was previously protected by state laws now the supreme court says the language of the 1964 civil rights act that bars sex discrimination also applies to sexual orientation and gender identity. a russian court has sentenced former u.s. marine paul wieland to 16 years in prison aft