traveling to see i'm ripped in cambodia. this is home to one of the ancient aka textural wonders of the world. and call it a fact. millions of tourists travel here to take their best selfies tourism is one of cambodia's main sources of revenue. and pouring in for the growth and tourism to say nothing of the danger to life. when it comes to square miles of minefields cambodia is second only to afghanistan . the number of injuries caused by landmines is the highest in the world now though the situation is changing for the better in the popular tourist resorts mines can only be seen in museums but there are still many dangerous areas in the country. isaac is here to help with mine clearance. new instructor applies sunscreen to his skin. because giant rats and nocturnal creatures their skin isn't accustomed to high levels of u.v. if they were left unprotected and run the risk of developing skin cancer. ears and tails of the most delicate spots. we didn't see them doing this in africa because the training center is high in the mo

at this time of year it's much cooler there than here in cambodia. if we take a closer look at the probables it's raining but isaac still has some screen applied . the sun might come out once the team stops working. this is no. the drill. team dons protective vests and helmets. no one knows exactly how much protection they get would offer but for now they're off to work. it's not a hundred. but look at you from the top and the next question is not bad but these . international. yeah. if something exploded. in the north being a scottish and down to something explored at least to a point that they don't want an office rather than having nothing. just as we make our way to the minefield it rains again. if we do rains and then. march. we think that there is no question i think taking a minis is going on so it's not easy for that. that's why when drains a lot then we don't work. it doesn't look as though we'll get to see ice a connection or range getting heavier. see . see feel. pretty good. very good. through. our. one more try. it's not clear if the rai

but this time of year it's much cooler there than here in cambodia . if we take a closer look at the probables it's raining but isaac still has some screen applied . for sun might come out once the team stops working. this is no drill. team domes protective vests and helmets. no one knows exactly health protection they get would offer but fun until they're off to work. it's not a hundred like. that but these are. if if something exploded. in the new being discovered. if something explored by means at least to a point that they don't want. just as we make our way to the minefield it rains again. if we do rains and then. march. we think that there is no good thinking is going on so all is not easy for that. that's why when the rains a lot then we don't know what. it doesn't look as though we'll get to see ice a connection arrange getting heavier. c . c feel. pretty good. very good. through. our. one more try. it's not clear if the rain will get in the way again or not. the mind to take some team is out in the field after all. isaac is investigating the g

kalyanee: as an immigrant, as a refugee, you know, from cambodia, my family and i, you know, fled cambodia when i was four years old. and what i realized was what happening in areng valley was that the people were also being threatened by the sameme kind of displacement and uprootedness. and what i've seen with the chong people is that they live a very beautiful lifif cocompletely c connected t to n, and i was inspired to make this film to help people understand, you u know, how important that connection is. [b[baby fusses] kalyanee: so the chong people have been living in areng valley, you know, for over 600 years. and we went back to o cambodia to film and i discovered, you know, two of the most amazing people i've ever met in my life. and what i discovered was that they are prorobably one of the most rooted and grounded people i've ever met,t, and the reason is becausese of their connnnectn to the lanand. you knknow, they f feel so gratl for r nature bececause everyrytg they have comemes from nature. the cambodian government has contracted a chinese company to build this dam, and the co

that have a corresponding mischa just well there are two cambodia now which has long been part of the southeast asian experience for international backpackers but the country is now firmly on the map for mainstream tourists that's the to a building boom to cash in on the trend but eco activists say that's leaving the last thing maak on cambodia's beach is. sihanoukville cambodia a city that wants to be the next global tourist hot spot it's known for its pristine beaches and clear blue water but one thing might spoil a little. syringe pumped onto the well directly into the ocean. environmental activist who had the water tested and the results were alarming. there are parasites and lots of other bacteria in the water. the water is dangerously polluted and a health risk by this. scores of new casinos and hotels are being built along the coast but serious and waste management systems haven't kept up with the change piles of trash or another eyesore keeping tourists away. and you sense if there's a trying to keep the problem in check but development races ahead blighting the very beach tha

sihanoukville cambodia a city that wants to be the next global tourist hot spot it's known for its pristine beaches and clear blue water but one thing might spoil it all. pumped onto the well directly into the ocean. environmental activists had the water tested and the results were alarming. there are parasites and lots of other bacteria in the water. the water is dangerously polluted and a health risk by this. scores of new casinos and hotels are being built along the coast but syria and waste management systems haven't kept up with the change piles of trash or another eyesore keeping tourists away. if there's a trying to keep the problem in check but development races ahead blighting the very beach that visitors come for. on islands off the coast plastic is washing up right under people's homes much of the waste is discarded by locals themselves because there's no service here to pick up trash scientists are testing the health of nearby waters and they've issued a warning. giving us a good example of what we want to avoid here in the future development. go out into the ocean. that's a rea

distributers now in a refugee partnership with cambodia. even on pain the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment an additional. refute g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the month say he's. thirty three to come and will be moving to one of southeast asia's core estimations where the average wage is left in one hundred dollars a month the cambodia deal shows that a strike you can spend any amount of money doing pretty much anything to asylum seekers and these trying him people will accept it because. we don't want you here . i want to make it very clear to all refugees and transpiration. that she will not on the any circumstances be settling in a struggle. this is not an option that is strike out but all the ever present. the current options for refugees on the road i raise it to live in the community there temporarily to go to cambodia or to return hi i'm the real prospect the persecution. people that say marriage means a good settlement. there are no jobs and if you get a job you get paid

i actually went to cambodia and went all around cambodia which is one of the most incredible countriesin the world. a country we illegally bombed and created one of the largest humanitari humanitarian crises that happened at the hands of our nation. they are the kindest most wonderful people and when you break it, you buy it. and as a result we have many cambodian neighbors who are integral to our society and to members of mr. hen's family, my heart goes out to you. as technical matter, through the president to supervisor walton, i think what you said is we need another further resolve this resolution should be communicated to the governor to the state of california. a former member of this body and former mayor of san francisco. we might even want to follow-up with a resolution which i think we have madame clerk, until noon tomorrow urging the governor to issue said pardon so the deportation case can be re-opened and i would be happy to work with supervisor walton to do that. i salutal -- salute all of you and you would like to be added as a co-sponsor. >> supervisor stefani. >> thank

she felt the war in cambodia was wrong.e in this country that a young girl has to be shot because she disagrees deeply with the actions of her government? >> i must say it was certainly the most emotionally wrenching experience i had during the entire period of the presidency because you see a girl like that shot and killed at kent state and her father made a statement to the effect, "my daughter was not a bum." i thought of my own daughters. but let's understand that this was not just a case of a group of hard-nosed military people shooting down innocent students. kent state had been virtually a battleground. they threw rocks at the guard and threw tear gas canisters. i particularly was disturbed by those that had brought it on, in my opinion, by the kind of actions that they were inspiring. >> the white house tonight issued the following statement. "this should remind us all that when dissent turns to violence, it invites tragedy. it is my hope that this tragic and unfortunate incident will strengthen the determination to

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sihanoukville cambodia a city that wants to be the next global tourist hot spot. it's known for its pristine beaches and clear blue water but one thing might spoil it all. roll syringe pumped onto the sand or directly into the ocean. environmental activist who had the water tested and the results were alarming. but the clinic discovered many dangerous diseases in the sample. there are parasites and lots of other bacteria in the water. the water is dangerously polluted and a health risk by this. that the. scores of new casinos and hotels are being built along the coast but serious and waste management systems haven't kept up with the change piles of trash or another are still keeping tourists away. and you sense if there's a trying to keep the problem in check but development races ahead blighting the very beach that visitors come for. for solace like me it's quiet very quiet me that. the young people have guest houses where they can work but for me it's bad. and not coming yet my. on the islands off the coast plastic is washing up right under people's homes like i

distributers now in a refugee partnership with cambodia. even on pain the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment in additional. refuse g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the months ahead.

know by now the plans are well underway for the first group of refugees to travel and settle in cambodia cambodian settlement presents a great opportunity for refugees to move forward and begin the next phase of their lives in a country that is free from persecution. distributers now in a refugee partnership which can do. even on pain the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment an additional. refute g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the months it is. no use for you to come will be moving to one of southeast asia's core estimations where the average wages left in one hundred dollars a month the cambodia deal shows that a strike you can spend any amount of money doing pretty much anything to asylum seekers and these trying him people will accept it because. we don't want you here . i want to make it very clear to all refugees and transpiration. that she will not on the any circumstances be settling in a struggle. this is not an option that they strike out at all ever present. the current options for refugees on the road. i raise it to liv

but we love cambodia, kind of raw and natural and interesting welcoming people.ked with camels, what were you worked with camels, what were you doing exactly? picking

news still to come will the rush for the tourist dollar in cambodia destroy the very thing they all come to enjoy building pyramids threatening the country's pristine beaches. now brazil's presidential you're both scenarios marking one hundred days in office today but the far right leader who's been dubbed the trump of the tropics for his leadership style has been dogged by chaos and blunders in his own administration observers say the euphoria that accompany both sonars election win is fast about parading. it was probably the highlight of his first one hundred days in office jaya also not only didn't just visit his political i don't know u.s. president donald trump in the white house they even swapped soccer jerseys. both men have a lot in common including a shared love for twits a. brazil in the united states stand side by side in their efforts to ensure liberties and respect to traditional family life styles respect to god our creator. against gender ideology or the politically correct attitudes and against fake news. boats are narrow a pro-gun former army captain has vowed to crack d

but we love cambodia, kind of raw and natural and interesting welcoming people.ou said you worked with camels, what were you doing exactly? picking ticks off the camels and they were the size of a broad bean with 12 legs and they were not pleasant. we were able to exercise and for two or three hours as well. it was not all too bad. there were so many beautiful places. it was really difficult to pick too many who... picking ticks from camels sounds pretty harrowing. were there other scary moments? i think the north of china was pretty scary. it is quite militant, people with guns and police and we were asked for passports all the time. filming was not allowed there so that was pretty scary. and i had a little bit of a back issue for a few days and that was just eating away a little bit. but on the whole, sorry... glad to see that you're doing better now and of course you won the race. the question everyone is asking no cash, no credit cards, no internet, no smartphone, but ironically you think that helped you win. well, you get used to asking people how to get to

put that into perspective that's well over a quarter of its entire economic output in neighboring cambodia the figure is pretty high to it owes more than three billion dollars or close to sixteen percent of g.d.p. finally let's take a look at mongolia it also is beijing some three billion dollars a number that amounts to set twenty seven percent of its economic output. and we're back with my colleague clifford kuhn and now as we've seen with those numbers a lot of the fears center around country's ability to repay them and from where i'm sitting those fears look justified the i think so i think there's a danger of these countries becoming client states in a way that because there is so heavily reliant on china a lot of countries are seen to be distracted by the possibilities of in thailand so tied on building a high speed rail project with chinese money which obviously the government is very keen intolerant to have but their critics say there's no way they could ever pay this back or make it profitable so i think these are these are real dangers. well you know the chinese belt and road ini

two ways one it made her an international superstar but also this was the first major film shot in cambodia after the camaro rouge regime and the young actress she was in her mid twenty's at the time realized she wanted to help the country recover to whatever she could see she returned back there soon after where she adopted her first child maddox you probably remember and basically what you do this she called up the u.n. refugee agency she said how can i help she started paying her way on to their missions by now she's been actually around sixty u.n. refugee let's find out more about humanitarian work that. just months after tumor angelina jolie was going on missions around the globe with the u.n. refugee agency and was soon named the agency's goodwill ambassador a title that would take her on missions from chad to pakistan sometimes with ten husband brad pitt meeting with people displaced by conflict and disaster. it's just. julie's film work also reflected stories she heard in conflict. or directorial debut in the land of blood and honey deals with. the year after in two thousand and thi

offensive on the sidelines of the belgian road forum is it working well it's definitely working with cambodia it's recently announced that it would actually engaged china's huawei to build its five g. network and its prime minister is cracked the now at the balkan vote for over beijing so we can see that is one off the country to have actually been charged over by. amount of money that it can actually offer to the country during its infrastructure. now if you countries that like the u.k. and germany seem to be seeking the middle ground in terms of while way not an outright ban but limited participation in the form of access to non core parts of the network do you think that's a good compromise. well if we look at the previous mubarak and the relations from one thousand nine hundred one on words it's actually taken about ten years for each generation to be rolled out and five g. is likely to be indicative of this timeframe so if we take a look at ten years it's actually likely to be how many times the government in the us has actually changed and if we look at right now the china us tree talks