international community adama and what they should do and what they shouldn't do in a moment but eloise very quickly this isn't easy to answer quickly perhaps you could tell us who the different groups are because from what i've read there are at least four distinct fighting groups involved in taking on the military. yes so i mean the i have to admit that i'm not a security expert i'm more political experts but. there are several groups that exist out rating in the country and one of them is more arcade that has the it it that comes from money and that has as paul was saying before there has been some spillover from from mali and so there have been active in the knesset so there is also a group that that has been founded in blocking access or. in the north of tokyo first of all is land so this is like a really that a domestic who it's looking a bit like even though a. founder of this board had been previously trained in one and those groups are more active around the million border and the north of looking at us so that since i think for the past year there has been growing insecurity h

let's discuss all this further with three experts on the country that have eloise for an independent research based and begin a fire so she joins us by skype from we're going to go from london we have paul malley a consulting fellow in the africa program at chatham house and in dhaka in senegal we have adama gaye a west africa analyst and a senegalese journalist can i start by trying to get the three of you to give us the context how we got to this situation with the security fast deteriorating eloise seem to be there are a number of factors one seems to be problems in other parts of the region like mali and even libya can you bring us up to speed. yes or so obviously confessed to have been spared as until recently but it was one of the rare countries in the region that have been spared from insecurity as you say but i sense a great issues in neighboring countries is. and for a long time because as it was spared from this because let's compare the former president had some kind of an official arrangement and this has come to late now after after after a blistering. was toppled by the

from mozambique to the brazilian jungle this is the setting of eloise to leo's animated film. this theme is respect for nature the rhythm of life everything is part of a cycle he wants to stop the elder stories from disappearing from collective memory . who was born in peru uses his drawings to pose key questions. it's nature it's in your head and i think that triggers many things in the audience when you know how for real subject in front of the comma. we have judgments about the cycle of life and the perception of that. you. the girl who must understand. her grandfather. in an ancient ritual the grandfather will make his way into the next world playing the flute he will die but can't accept this. most of the films that i do revolve around death and the reason is that we don't pay enough attention to nature i think to the earth itself i think in the character in every in everything we do the nature of the place we leave the air we breathe and i am not a documentary filmmaker so i wanted to do it you know passionate way. in the course of the short film learns to accept the cyc

think it will if you like i'm proud that you're here today to support the family where is charlie eloise father the people of israel stand behind you the people of israel are at your side was me was. was where is all shrug the lord's mother all shrug look here the people of israel stand by was i new vision we're going we have a sane nation everyone is here who we are a strong people and we will not let anyone run us over was we thank you for staying so his parents told me and soul is that he added and our friends in high school are trying to show all the time that they're a normal family normative family and they are. that's. two very very nice people. i i was i of all the institutions in israeli society the army is the one is the most treasured by the people people have a very low opinion of the knesset of the government of the supreme court and other israeli institutions but have a very high opinion of the army with the army does and says this sacrosanct people identify with it we think we have we as a country said. tant this soldier has been standing from those cruel terrible terroris

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the fight for the right to survive here in san francisco, the opportunity, for housing, people like eloiseverend calvin jones, jr., and cal griff, they fought so hard in this city to make sure that we weren't left out in the process of housing, issues around education and addressing the achievement gap in our public schools. the reason why i had access to an opportunity to work for the mayor's youth employment and training program is because they fought to make sure it not only existed, but the opportunities were provided to kids in the bayview and the western edition and the mission and our city. as we think about blast history month, let us be reminded about all the -- black history month, let us be reminded about all the things we've been able to accomplish. maya angelou worked for public transit in san francisco. we are known as harlem of the west because of rich history of jazz legends that walk the streets of the fillmore. we are known for just the incredible work at the hunters point shipyard which we are going to make sure we address that environmental justice and get that place cl

just like other influential women from hunter's point, miss eloise westbrook, miss washington, bertha freeman, ruth williams, rosie lee williams, also mr. aurelius walker, i hope to one day to have a street named after my mother here in hunter's view. like many, we take great pride in our neighborhood. we want to see it flourish and be great. i also have the pleasure of helping build to the new hunter's view, which i took great pride in as a construction worker. i have been in construction for eight years now, starting right here in hunter's view. i want to say thank you. [applause] many of the programs that were promised to us, actually came through, and it is a great opportunity because i have been able to make a career for myself , and provide for my son, and be an example to so many people in the neighborhood that have given the opportunity, you can take advantage of these things, and do great things. thank you guys for that opportunity. [applause] >> the hunter's view communities filled with talented, ambitious people. sometimes we just need the opportunity to show just that. dur