cambodia was ravaged by civil war. since its return to peace there has been a boom in tourism with over 2000000 visiting every year. keen to help this war torn country increasing numbers of tourists and now also working as one until. most come with the very best intentions to work in schools and orphanages filling a gap left by a lack of development funding. but recently disturbing stories have emerged that come bowden children are being exploited by some of the companies organizing volunteers all running all from agencies we've come to somebody out to investigate allegations that try to few of these orphanages out run not for need but for profit . our journey begins on the outskirts of jumpin at an orphanage and school for the people's improvement organization. set up 10 years ago it provides free education for. when he hooked on the city's main garbage dump. was that. i. mean if there's an example of best practice in this industry then perhaps this is it means. the book from denmark has come to teach for 2 months. so

what about cambodia's research on mosquito saliva could it help against kobe one thing. i have to admit that i decided answer this question just because it caught my eye i thought could researchers really be looking into miskito spit in connection with covert 19 well not directly but we live in an age of pandemics so. it's it's really still pertinent to talk about it if we want to look down the road to the next potentially dangerous pathogen which which i'm like sars co 2 might easily be transmitted by mosquitoes like the like the zico virus was for example it turns out the saliva that a mosquito injects when it bites you doesn't just have. a fact and it doesn't just contain an anti clotting agent that keeps the blood flowing and and transmitting pathogen straight to your bloodstream that saliva also seems to give those pathogens a helping hand in sneaking past your immune system in an early critical phase of the infection so so what the work in cambodia is looking at is using proteins found in the insect saliva to create a kind of universal vaccine against all of the di

the man who emerged as the leader of the new cambodia was pol pot. it was a living hell.magine. no—one could imagine. for the communist regime, time began when they took over. for them, 1975 became year zero, a time of grotesque social engineering with class slaughter and mass uprooting of the population. they were extreme communists, year zero means we start from scratch. no electricity, no books, no education, nothing. anyone educated had to be executed. doctors, teachers, and if you wore glasses. i lost many of my relatives and theyjust executed them, took them away and i never saw them again. literally millions of people were marched out of phnom penh to the countryside to begin building the new society. at the time, i think i must have been 17. i remember that morning we were in the kitchen, having breakfast. i heard a knock at the door and i saw two sergeants who both pointed their guns at me and shouted at me to get out of my house, right now, or i will shoot you. everyone packed on the road, on the bicycle or motorbike and everyone seemed to panic. if you stopped

by the end of the khmer rouge's year zero, nearly half of cambodia's people were dead.ock is, teachers, professional people systematically murdered. you cannot imagine what humans can do to human beings. how could anyone at the age of 12 or 13 shoot you or kill you because they have been brainwashed. this could happen to any time, anybody. it could happen anywhere if you are not aware of it. he regularly speaks to children in schools about the dangers of political extremism. injuly19aa dangers of political extremism. injuly 19aa the dangers of political extremism. in july 19aa the author of the world famous children's story the little prince disappeared in his plane over the south of france. a french diver tells us how he solved the mystery of antoine de saint—exupery‘s missing plane. translation: after so many years searching across the mediterranean it is here that we found the wreckage of the plane longing to the author of the little prince, upon mac. —— antoine de saint—exupery. this place has become inhabited by the little prince. for me he now lies here in dc near

we ran search and rescue off the coast of cambodia. should an h53 go down en route or get shot down, we could go in with a team to rescue the crew and rescue the aircraft if we could. once cambodia was done, it was done really efficiently -- where's my numbers here? i think there was 289 americans and country nationals that came out and that was it. we did not bring any cambodians out. interesting in the fact they wanted to stay. they did not believe that they should leave their country. it was theirs and they were going to stay and see what they can do. most of them, unfortunately, were killed and they did not survive the takeover. we went ahead on the ship, went back around, and it was 289 people that came out of that evacuation. we moved back to south vietnam and the ship circled in an area. we had two battalions with us. second battalion, fourth marines, and a battalion from the ninth marines. there was a big discussion whether we should have an amphibious landing. admiral whitmire, a wonderful senior officer who was the commander

the name of the witness box the heart than the film the bomb on the wall to rewind continues with cambodia is a business. this is actually totally crazy cinna just allowed us to pick up 4 kids from his internet they now can out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities 'd. we return to see other students and the scheme helping change the face of india. super 30 announces era. tanks are rolled out in the bell or roofs capitol there's tens of thousands of protestors marked the president's birthday with a renewed call for him to go. to watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead. it's you who have crews.

the european union has put trade sanctions on cambodia after a human rights review the country had been allowed to export most of its goods to europe tax free younger askin for developing nations however brussels is now impose tariffs on around a 5th of cambodia's exports to the e.u. among its demands is dropping a treason case against a band opposition leader kim soccer. anti-government protesters in mali a keeping up the pressure on the president abraham book akita they've rallied against him in the capital bamako calling for his resignation opponents accuse the president of failing to prevent attacks by armed groups and end corruption is nicholas hock. watched by security forces a defiant crowd gathers in the capital's independence square at their rallies in defiance of the west african body echo waltz which has called for an end to weeks of protests determined demonstrators say they'll continue their civil disobedience movement. president again look listening to the people it seems that all demands a full in on. there's been no step forward illegitimate national assembly is still in

this stuff done this after a review of labor and human rights issues it means around 20 percent of cambodia's exports to the e.u. will now be subject to terrorists from wednesday among the demands of the you is that the treason case against band opposition leader came so could be dropped but that trial is continuing. his new cabinets being sworn in a week after the ruling party won parliamentary elections by a landslide in a 1st for the ceremonies being held at an ancient buddhist temple in the central city of candy last week's parliamentary victory paves the way for prime minister rajapaksa and his brother the president to go to buy a rajapaksa to amend the country's constitution. despite regional mediation efforts molly's political crisis is getting worse huge demonstrations continue against the government demanding president abraham resign as support for nicolas hogg. watched by security forces a defiant crowd gathers in the capital's independence square at the rallies in defiance of the west african body ecowas which has called for an end to weeks of protests determined demonstrators say

after a review of labor and human rights issues it means around 20 percent of cambodia's exports to the e.u. are now subject to terrorists from within state among the demands from the e.u. is that the treason case against band opposition leader kim be dropped that trial there is continuing. it's been a 3rd night of unrest in better roads as anger and accusations of election fraud continue to grow over the victory of president alexander lukashenko thousands of opposition supporters have been detained during the protests which began after sunday's vote opposition candidates take on the sky is now in the through any of vasant reports now from minutes. after she suddenly disappeared from belo on monday night video of step plan at the can of sky emerged on tuesday morning of her in lithuania who just. i made a very difficult decision it's a decision i made absolutely independently so the my friends nor my family nor the campaign staff could influence it in any way the presidential challenger urged belorussians to stay safe and sad she wanted to join her children abroad shortly after her

the european union has put trade sanctions on cambodia after a review of human rights the country had been allowed to explore most of its goods to europe tax free under a scheme for developing nations but brussels is known for those tariffs around a 5th of cambodia's exports to the e.u. among its demands is dropping a treason case against band opposition leader kim. at least 30 people are still missing more than a week after a huge blast in beirut 173 others are confirmed dead and tens of thousands of homes remain uninhabitable on tuesday the community held a vigil to honor the lives lost as in a holder has more from beirut. a moment of silence for the dead the wounded and the missing church bells rang alongside the muslim call to prayer for a few moments at least this deeply divided and broken nation came together. lebanon remembered a moment that changed the lives of so many people it's been a week since the explosion of beirut port destroyed lives and homes just meters from the blast site people gathered to demand justice and accountability so all those in power knew about the expl

in the temple of nk we're watching cambodia buddhist monks have complained about being kept from prayer by spots of tourists wanting a picture with them but tourists can also intrude in other ways. in 2017 an italian tourist dubbed a small swiss valley the mall deeds of on line several weeks and millions of views later the tiny valley was overrun traffic jam stretched on for hours wrongly parts littered the roads and piles of trash so remember to disable your geotagged think your inside tips to yourself. and especially in ecologically sensitive areas a beautiful fashion or can encourage many other people to come in to find that exact spot. and that's the problem we call it over tourism in cities but you also get it in the actual surroundings to know it so it's better to stop posting all secret spots with your tax however i want to keep using it. graham and co for my travel plans the importance of these apps for the tourism industry can be seen on easyjet and the app you can upload screenshots from instagram the app tells you the location of the spot and how you get there using easyjet e

of the weakest baths in the field the company to go on to remind continues with cambodia's olsen in business. this is actually totally crazy scene and just analogous to pick up full truths from his introduction on out and we could just drive off with him. on al-jazeera. dozens of migrants arrive in italy have to be transferred from a rescue boat funded by the british street artist banksy. as a whole robin you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up. the. mood are. stepping up the pressure against racism in the u.s. stanley leads to march in the town but he was shot a week ago. also thousands of homes are destroyed in the flood.

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the tragedy of vietnam and cambodia, the disgrace of watergate and the embarrassment of the cia revelations could have been avoided if our government had simply reflected the sound judgment and good common sense and high moral character of the american people. [applause] it is time for us to take a new look at our own government. strip away the secrecy. expose the unwarranted pressure of lobbyists. limited waste. release our civil servants from bureaucratic chaos. provide management, and always ,emember that any town or city the mayor, governor, and the president represent exactly the same constituents. [applause] as a governor, i had to deal with a complicated, confused and overlapping and wasteful federal government bureaucracy. want you to help me evolve an efficient economical, purposeful and manageable government for our nation. [applause] now, i recognize the difficulty. elected, it is going to be done and you can depend on it. [applause] we must strengthen the government for the people. labor, agriculture, education, science, government, should not struggle in isolation from one anot

happening a greater now than they were 5 years ago the european union has put trade sanctions on cambodia after human rights review the country had been allowed to export most of it most of its goods rather to europe tax free under a scheme for developing nations apostles' has now impose tariffs all around a 5th of cambodia's exports to the e.u. among its demands is dropping a treason case against a band opposition the day can't suck up. but he said mollie had fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters in the capital bamako hundreds of demonstrators spent the night on the streets before security forces came to break them up in the morning weeks they've been calling on the president to step down accusing him of failing to deal with insecurity and corruption. still to come here on al-jazeera tina turns up the heat on a legal fishing by foreign boats. use as a cost of war and a look at what's causing a massive rise in the use of child labor in syria. and there's a major bump in the road for an asian teams trying to reach the 2022 world cup in qatar details coming

of the witness box to help them to feel the company to go on to remind continues with cambodia's olsen in business. this is actually totally crazy scene and just allowed us to pick up full kits from this infinite action they now con out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. late august sees donald trump and joe biden finally accepting their party's nominations for the us election. they will now begin 2 months of hard campaigning and try to find a way to reach out to voters still affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic follow the us elections on al-jazeera. the slums of manila. into an extraordinary community men who risk their lives telling garbage into cash so that their families can survive. even in the face of ongoing obstacles ricky. pretty never give up. al-jazeera follows the remarkable people who work and run the salon. on al-jazeera. live her. explosion on a gas pipeline plunges syria's capital into darkness the electricity minister says much of the country is affected. your call this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up about arrays presents flights

of the witness box to halt and defeat the company if you go on to remind continues with cambodia's often business. this is actually totally crazy ciena just allowed us to pick up full kits from this internet they now gone out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. and. after years of overgrazing the damage caused to the precious grasslands of chile is being revised with one of the world's biggest ever conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no threat works and that's why your car rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. turkey and greece hold a rival military drills in the eastern mediterranean over gas resources germany calls for a deescalation of tensions. play you watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to will also ahead all of africa is declared polio free only afghanistan and pakistan are yet to eradicate the disease worldwide.

from cambodia vietnam india into pakistan the united states to produce evidence but that evidence is no longer required china may be doing ghastly things. but we need to look in the mirror do it while china while we accuse china or of of subverting goalie's human rights. the fact that the united states has overthrown the government in bolivia. caused sanctions of course according to a united nations estimate up 100000 deaths in venezuela the suffering the suffering little and the number of deaths around the world that is being caused by us is never a subject for serious discussion. we have our enemies we have our demons and they're the ones hong kong is is is is is is the perfect what i mean it's interesting that the chinese are bringing in a national security law and it sounds pretty harsh actually but the other day the president of the look ounce will in in this country in a straight said that actually the chinese national security law wasn't as far reaching as the neutral country and laws that would be brought in in this country a democracy what is going on in the world is a strug

the onion the fleet's bar the heart and within the company to the wall to remind continues with cambodia's orphan business. this is actually 2 d. tracy sina just analogous to pick up for kids from his infinite they now con out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. his country's begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many feel the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall before people get leave to focus on the outfield because spike in public like didn't exist we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fundament special coverage on. a face can tell a story without uttering a single one of the unconventionality of life is what inspires us. witness documentaries on out is the era. this is al jazeera. hello i'm rob others and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes security forces have been deployed in central minsk as the belorussian opposition plans another mass protest demanding the president's resignatio

onion the with the spark the heart and the feel the confinement the gall to remind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy scene and just allowed us to pick up 4 kids from his infinite they now can out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. frank assessments what are you seeing in this into 6 percent of the group local police you are facing like been through this before and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. donald trump has failed at the most basic and important job of a president of the united states. he failed to protect the american people democratic vice presidential nominee com allow as attacks donald trump's conduct ahead of his address to the republican convention. the big.

the charity hainault trust have cleared nearly a quarter of a 1000000 mines from cambodia helping to make over 6000 hectares of land safe in farming. in cameroon almost 50000 trees to planted on degraded land around mina wow count which shelters refugees escaping violence in 1000. until after 50 years of conflict in a. sco was able to protect colombia's gibby cattail rain forest a former guerrilla stronghold. declaring this rich spider virus arian to be a world heritage site. in the midst of war the consequential damage to the environment can easily be overlooked but if we don't act to protect our natural world be nothing left to fight for. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from uk cycling to say that for instance the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans. to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands 3 of the aids world's global bird migration of life intersect right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove it is one of the most special wetlands on the planet after ice ecosystems inland it announces the era on the deserted stre

onion the food the spot the heart the food the company not the food all to remind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy scene and just allowed us to pick up full kids from his infinite they now con out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks it from not only against a police crackdown but also against what they call our election. coverage. 100000 people have lost their jobs because of the protests and. from around the world following reports that officials were aware of the presence of a highly explosive material there are plans for mass demonstrations. this is all just there i'm 30 now with a check on your world headlines demonstrators in belarus are defying government threats of a crackdown tens of thousands once again filled the streets in the capital to protest against president alexander lukashenko smith is following developments from neighboring lithuania some days alexander lukashenko 66th birthday this is not the president he was hoping for.

with no local cases taking the total number of infections to just over a 1004 deaths prodemocracy cambodia's it was just an experience excuse to try and block an unwelcome event and they were right weren't they thank you for pointing out that we have done well in fighting covert 19 but we should not take anything for granted we should not 2nd feis public safety you know just to accommodate these protests request they can't do it after the covert 19 is completely under control moreover we have detected 2 local outbreaks recently in public housing estates the sources of which have not yet been traced. beijing's declared reason for this new law is to maintain order in hong kong and to counteract what it calls characteristics of terrorism and separation but that's not the real worry is it the fact is the security law reflects beijing's paranoia about free speech and freedom in general doesn't live that's a very unfair statement in the past 12 months the police have uncovered at least 22 cases up extremely dangerous key a.t.p. explosive hole that inch in one in the school and lots of weaponry dan

from japan 536000000 to take their factories out of china and move them to vietnam move them to cambodia move them to other places in southeast asia.

companies from japan 536000000 to take their factories out of china and move them to be moved them to cambodia move them to other places in southeast asia so we're going to see a lot of the power all of china has come from the fact that we have outsourced much of our manufacturing capacity from america from europe from japan to china so now there's going to be a process of the de globalization this is a subset of that the globalization is called the china fixation remember him wasn't too long ago when people were describing the u.s. china relationship to symbiotic relationship where we sent them their jobs they sent us cheap goods even though it was mutually counterproductive people described it as. symbiotic and therefore have no endgame attached to it and those who are warning what would happen if these 2 separated they mayhem it would create and that was just not accepted that here we are do you trying to fit cation i guess what that theory i guess that was employed this is one thing we're going to cover in upcoming episodes of summer solutions we're going to talk to chris fenton who was a

this did notjust happen in bangladesh but also in ethiopia, cambodia, pakistan, india and beyond.honour their contracts, that they are taking orders that have been produced for them without asking for delays, changes in payment terms or discounts. and the campaign wans to protect workers and the campaign wants to protect workers going forward too. as we look towards the fall, orders continue to contract and look nowhere close to what order demands were a year ago. i have been asking some of the brands being caught on social media what actions they are taking. some of them did not reply to the request. however, gap has said... primark also responded saying... whether big brands decide to pay up or not, it is clear that garment workers are facing a really tough time ahead. and even though the bangladeshi government announced a $588 million fund to help workers, there are questions over whether this is enough. for people just like sonia, it seems thatjob security is what they want the most. translation: if i get a good job, i can run my family well. i can have a happy family life. if

from japan 536000000 to take their factories out of china and move them to vietnam move them to cambodia move them to other places in southeast asia so we're going to see a lot of the power all of china has come from the fact that we have outsourced much of our manufacturing capacity from america from you. europe from japan to china so now there's going to be a process of the de globalization this is a subset of that the globalization is called the china fixation remember him wasn't too long ago when people were describing the u.s. china relationship to symbiotic relationship where we sent them their job they sent us cheap goods even though it was mutually counterproductive.

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witness box and the heart and within the company line through the wall to remind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy scene and just analogous to pick up 4 kids from this over the next day now con out and we can just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. what is left of the last ditch of the. americas is a sultan for centuries. mature astrologers embark on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan. but who has more to learn about the ways of the world. a roots movement suppose contemporary records and its mystical past you find blood says at this time just. one day i might be covering politics for you and the next time i hear of micro tossing from serbia a dock hungry what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here at al-jazeera we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. or . hundreds of migrants are brought to the italian island of lampedusa after being rescued at sea some of them by a vessel funded by the