bushra never told herfamily and is not he died a.ushra never told her family and is not sure he died a. bushra never told herfamily and is not sure how they would react if she revealed it now. we spent months speaking to other women, ngos, courts and lawyers, gathering and verifying stories of abuse. in the first investigation of its kind, in morocco we spoke to 35 women who accused 25 spiritual healers of assault, rape or manipulating them into sex. this woman was advised to see a healer for her depression. we meet in secret. she says if her family knew what happened to her, they would kill her. of these stories are not only in morocco. i have heard harrowing accounts of abuse in many other countries. sudan stood out. in private online groups, ifound an stood out. in private online groups, i found an outpouring of stories. i wanted to know about popular healers and sudan. healing is a business here too, but a very different one. hundreds of people come here every week to be cured in the open. like morocco, the business is unregulate

bushra is a women's rights activist.he has created this safe space for girls striving to be footballers. her activism today springs from an injustice she has been living with for 20 years. when bushra was 16, she started having blinding headaches. her parents brought a spiritual healer to see her. the healer remained a respected member of the community until he died. bushra never told herfamily and is not sure how they would react if she revealed it now. we spent months speaking to other women, ngos, courts and lawyers, gathering and verifying stories of abuse. in the first investigation of its kind, in morocco we spoke to 35 women who accused 25 spiritual healers of assault, rape or manipulating them into sex. this woman was advised to see a healer for her depression. we meet in secret. she says if her family knew what happened to her, they would kill her. these stories are not only in morocco. i have heard harrowing accounts of abuse in many other countries. sudan stood out. in private online groups, i found an outpour

but bushra is a muslim lady. >> bushra, respond.y, we just need to stop making this about race. >> this is about personal accountability and responsibility of a human being. and we are all we all have to look at ourselves and see how we behave. stop seeing people as colour, judge people based on the actions that you have to do. >> you are constantly your community is constantly accused. as a muslim . oh, you're as a muslim. oh, you're terrorists, you're this, you're that and you fight against that. so why can't black people fight against their rights ? you're against their rights? you're a hypocrite . you're not being hypocrite. you're not being a terrorist is a religion. it's not really a colour. >> i don't understand why you're getting so irate. okay. >> christopher. christopher christopher, come on. i've >> i've say what rights as a black person. what are we fighting for? the right to shoplift. that's not really a right. i want. yes, indeed. >> that's indeed a right to shoplift. >> chris, you are so ignorant and of course i will.

but bushra is a muslim lady. >> bushra, respond.y, we just need to stop making this about race. >> this is about personal accountability and responsibility of a human being. and we are all we all have to look at ourselves and see how we behave. stop seeing people as colour, judge people based on the actions that you have to do. >> you are constantly your community is constantly accused. as a muslim . oh, you're as a muslim. oh, you're terrorists, you're this, you're that and you fight against that. so why can't black people fight against their rights ? you're against their rights? you're a hypocrite . you're not being hypocrite. you're not being a terrorist is a religion. it's not really a colour. >> i don't understand why you're getting so irate. okay. >> christopher. christopher christopher, come on. i've >> i've say what rights as a black person. what are we fighting for? the right to shoplift. that's not really a right. i want. yes, indeed. >> that's indeed a right to shoplift. >> chris, you are so ignorant and of course i will.

yeah i thought we knew. >> story, bushra. this >> last story, bushra.ause they genuinely unwell or they are genuinely unwell or have a generation have we created a generation of snowflakes absolutely zero resilience? >> the latter , of course, >> the latter, of course, a bunch of flakes is the generation one, said bushra. we used to work incredibly hard . it used to work incredibly hard. it took us time to get to places and, you know, we earn our positions and our spaces. what is going on? i think it's this internet culture. honestly it's too much time on the screens , too much time on the screens, not enough time outside, not enough time in the real world. this is what hard work looks like. it is. it's a snowflake generation. like. it is. it's a snowflake geri ration. like. it is. it's a snowflake geriration. it's like. it is. it's a snowflake geri ration. it's also covid. it's >> i mean, it's also covid. it's also they've got this notion that actually they don't really need be in the office. that's need to be in the office. that's right. but i think i

sarah vi, bushra sheikh, much .n in dark room. we're going down in a dark room. we're going to weather. down in a dark room. we're going to a weather. down in a dark room. we're going to a wemore. down in a dark room. we're going to a wemore rain,i down in a dark room. we're going to a wemore rain, i think the >> a bit more rain, i think the temperatures rising. >> boxt solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good day to you. we do have some heavy thundery rain clearing eastwards. behind it, though , further it, though, further thunderstorms this time in the shape of showers. and it's going to be windy or blustery for all of us. this low pressure of us. it's this low pressure here that's causing the unsettled weather at the moment. and see the cold front and you can see the cold front that's moving eastwards that's been moving eastwards across the bringing this across the uk, bringing this spell of rain many places. spell of rain to many places. and it's been heavy at

but bushra, much. bushra, thank you very much. bushra, thank you very much.anti—racism bushra sheikh, those anti—racism campaigner, that campaigner, i just saw that story thought was story and just thought it was absolutely to honest absolutely bonkers, to be honest with your views coming with you. get your views coming in, views at gb in, of course. gb views is at gb news but shoplifting in news dot com, but shoplifting in general . okay. right across the general. okay. right across the country. i mean , whether you're country. i mean, whether you're in the north of england, whether you're in the east or west, wherever scotland , wherever you're in scotland, wales, northern ireland, etcetera, is etcetera, shoplifting is becoming massive becoming an absolutely massive issue right around the uk and it's costing retailers hundreds of millions of pounds every single year. and the rise has been put down largely to the cost of living crisis. hey, do you buy that ? do you think that you buy that? do you think that there is ever a justification? actually, if you've

dinani and bushra, their vice-president , asked us to create diversity . program was welcomed more and more that i am alive, the production of alcohol for live production every night was from ten to eleven, since it was extended to the afternoon for production, because this professor mohammad bakhtiari is difficult to come and go and coordinate. we will have problems because of the teachers let's give and record a program with various topics from various types of music in iran and the world. listen and receive the message that they give us that we will continue to strengthen and be able to be a good communicator for the people better than in the past and to lands like the music of the film, we can play it, and we have that program that is being talked about by mrs. ghaffari, there are russian experts and piano players, they are prominent teachers , they are talking and samples are being played, music or modern music and other music that today is all from saturday. until wednesday, tuesday, may they can be this part that some people don't understand the mus

bushra, thank very, very bushra, thank you very, very much . okay. so do islamist much. okay.a as a way of stopping criticism about the burqa or the niqab or the hijab or whatever ? or whatever? >> no, i don't. i don't think so. i mean, just going to this policy exchange report, i think it's entirely inaccurate. >> look, at the end of the day, patrick, i think everybody's entitled criticise religion entitled to criticise a religion , whether that be islam or any other. >> the point is we cannot forget that there is clear islamophobia that there is clear islamophobia that exists in great britain. >> in fact , i'd even go to the >> in fact, i'd even go to the extent to say that people are dishonourable because they actually do not forward and actually do not come forward and say i just do like islam. say i just do not like islam. >> that's the truth. >> that's the truth. >> we are finding that . so >> and we are finding that. so firstly, islamophobia does exist and muslims we are open to and as muslims we are open to critique . critique. >> it's just the way people come at it. >

bushra, isn't that true? you're young and passionate about things. and isn't it about these things. and isn't it wrong that we should should legislate against that? or is it even advise against it? we should actually be more grown up now and say, okay, everybody is young, you're young once or twice, maybe you can be forgiven for maybe some of your choices earlier on. >> not at all. i think we're kind of heading to dangerous territory with just oil because peaceful protesting is one thing. but then actually, you know, getting in the way of , you know, getting in the way of, you know, getting in the way of, you know, like you said, for it to become criminal activity is what the key part is here. these are offences is that not only you know can destroy potentially their future for you know this is also about the peace and harmony of our community. you know, just stop oil are for me this is more about branding . this is more about branding. look, young people know that protesting is their right. we know this is s

what do you think bushra digressed bushra i know we've digressed terribly about the scooters. >> yeahere ioters. scooters. >> ieah, tithere a:ers. scooters. >> ieah, tithere a menace. no, don't. >> i think it's quite nifty. no, no, haven't got mean, no, i haven't got one. i mean, my kids used to have one until i realised this started realised that this started blowing up at home and then i got really frightened. >> yes, that's the point. yes. that was in kill people. >> yes, that's the point. yes. that burnt| kill people. >> yes, that's the point. yes. that burnt housesl people. >> yes, that's the point. yes. that burnt houses down. le. >> yes, that's the point. yes. thathey nt houses down. le. >> yes, that's the point. yes. thathey nt ho burningvn. le. >> yes, that's the point. yes. thathey nt ho burning houses, >> they were burning houses, literally. thought, i'm literally. i thought, okay, i'm not to take the risk. literally. i thought, okay, i'm not going to take the risk. literally. i thought, okay, i'm not going to to take the risk. literally. i thought, okay, i'm not going to g

bushra i mean, cheese is a staple of our diet and yes , we staple of our diet and yes, we know it's gotduct . it we it is a natural product. it we shouldn't be banning that, shouldn't be banning that, should we? >> it's not the case of banning a product. i guess this is a movement generally within the uk that we need to have, which is about endorsing and advertising healthy eating. it's very clear by the obesity stats that we currently have in the uk that people actually don't know a lot about foods. the consumption, how much they should be eating. so i mean , certainly for me, i so i mean, certainly for me, i think have done the right thing here and some might argue the consistency , right? consistency, right? >> yeah. well, yeah, i was going to say we do have an obesity crisis in this country. it's probably not down to cheese as let's be honest, it's probably down to sugary drinks and burgers and things, all of which can be advertised on the tube >> i mean, look, it's not just one thing. we can't isolate one thing. at the end of the day, we know that cheese is something it's good for

a lot of i mean, bushra was right this morning.et paid more in other countries. other countries countries. why other countries have private have much bigger private sectors. the nhs is unique in the world in terms of being so pubuc the world in terms of being so public sector dominated . most public sector dominated. most other health care systems are a mix of private and public. i mean, that's the case in france . that's the case in germany. it's even the case. there's a much bigger private sector in australia where loads of doctors from the united kingdom go. if you earn over a certain wage , you earn over a certain wage, you earn over a certain wage, you have to take out private health insurance. that's the law. otherwise you get fined. yeah it's i think that i mean, if we need if we're thinking about paying doctors more in this country , we perhaps we this country, we perhaps we should learn things from other countries, other european countries, other european countries or even australia in terms of how they run their systems.