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these they went to a maternity home, florence crittenden homes. there were about 47 florence crittenden homes across the country, they were a quarter of all maternity homes. florence crittenden homes hosted about 10,000 unwed mothers each year. florence crittenden homes only would allow white women to come in. you can see the structures of the institution allows only for unmarried white women. she had to be removed from her home. she went to the maternity home. once there, there was a strict pathway to go through to get redeemed. she had to express remorse. she had to say that she knew she was wrong. she had to say it was a terrible thing and demonstrate her readiness to adapt to a heterosexual adjustment on a realistic basis. this is the second step that she had to relinquish her child for adoption. the maternity home council to her to give up her child for adoption, and 85% of all the women who come through maternity homes did. this protected her identity. it allowed her to not be an unwed mother when she got out. it allowed white infertile coup

he joins us live from qualify for florence. so what's behind the ban and who will be most impacted or the government would announce his van about a week ago. said that this is to ensure that there is supply of chicken domestically and to make sure that prices don't keep rising now, but farmers in malaysia say that the shortage of chicken is caused by several factors. one is it has been difficult for farms to get workers in, and the other is rising costs. and this is caused by an inc, a weaker malaysian currency. it's also caused by the increase in the price of chicken feet because of the war in ukraine. and the malaysian government also said its in look, it's investigating the possibility that there may be cartels will colluding to fix the price and supply of chicken and an investigation report is expected to be due this month. now this band is expected to affect chicken farmers in malaysia. there are some farms who say they rely on exports to keep their farms afloat, especially as costs have been rising in the last few months.

are but florence crittenden homes and many maternity homes. only would allow white women to come in so you can see already how the sort of structures of the institution allow this path only for white unmarried women. so she had to be removed from her home go to the maternity home. and once there there was a very strict pathway to go to to get redeemed. she had to express remorse. she had to say that she knew she was wrong that this was a terrible thing and she had to demonstrate her readiness and this is a quote to adapt to a heterosexual adjustment on a realistic basis. and this is key the second step is she had to relinquish her child for adoption. the maternity home counseled her that she to give up her child for adoption and 85% of all the women who come through maternity homes. did this protected her identity allowed her to not be an unwed mother when she got out, but also it allowed white infertile couples access to a white baby. who could then allow them to fulfill their family ideals. some women who came to maternity homes really imbib

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but officials say they hope supply and chicken prices who stabilize within a month. florence louis al jazeera while important. still i had an al jazeera down, but not out. we'll tell you why a former presidential hopeful is back on the campaign trial in france. and the leader of cha gives his 1st state of the union address. speech can revive his sliding approval ratings. ah hi, heat and humidity across some parts of the golf. we'll get into those details right now. hello, everyone. good to see you 1st. here's the temperature. look at the temperature story on thursday. got 45 in q 8, but notice this wind out of saudi arabia. it's going to pump up the temperature in aleppo to $43.00 degrees. that's getting pretty close to a record. let's talk about the humidity around the golf right now. so these arrows, that's an easterly wind. so it's going to kick down the temperature and door just a bit because the golf waters at this time the are a little cooler. and it's also going to bump in the humidity. so basically an easterly, which means lower temperatures, higher humidity for dora. and this

former prime minister of finland, and now a professor at the school of transnational governance in florence, at one time he was involved in peace negotiations in georgia, but he says that the stakes are higher in russia's war against ukraine . can officially grant the status of a candidate and the nato summit where the alliance can decide on expansion how the russian war is changing the security in the architecture in europe and why ukraine has already won in the interview further let's start with the tonatu that will take place in madrid next week, it may become historic for finland, which together with sweden applied for accession, how surprised were you by this decision, if the applications are approved? what will this mean not only for these two countries, but also for europe in general, factories first it seems that public opinion in finland and sweden changed overnight when putin attacked ukraine on february 24, the very first survey we conducted in finland showed a change, previously there were 50% against and 20%, and then suddenly it became 50 for and 20 against, now probably 70-80

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have said that they're hoping that the price and supply of chicken can stabilize within a month. florence, thank you. now, yes, president, a new zealand is prime minister, have expressed concern about a security agreement between china and the solomon islands. during a meeting at the white house, joe biden understand to are done discuss stepping up engagement with pacific animations to counter china's growing influence. biden says the us wants to be a partner rather than dictate to the region. white house correspondent kennedy helped it of me. it was the 1st oval office meeting between the u. s. president and new zealand prime minister, a chance for washington to counter china is growing influence in the indo pacific region. but for new zealand, it was also an opportunity to express that when it comes to business, there are no loyalties. he had an exchange of use on the pacific currently very clear view on both sides that the pacific needs to determine end is determining. it's our rules of engagement and as partners we need to make sure that we're hearing what via critical focus in areas

so that history may never repeat itself. florence to lee al jazeera manila start for a short break here now to 0. when we come back, ah, anger on the streets of dollars, capital. why a protest as a taking aim at the government. and many of the people we've spoken to say this was in an avoidable tragedy campaign, as a migrant rights blame us. board of policies for contributing to the tragedy in texas. more than that states ah, with hello, we got some very heavy rain in the forecast for the deep south that the u. s. over the next, there's a little clutch of storms. just gathering here. all tied him with his so whether front, which is just making his way over towards the carolina is pushing through georgia further north. it is generally dry until we get up into the the made west the upper midwest, central parts of canada. seeing some outbreaks of rain, it will be heavy at times. it's making its way further east was still hot in d. c at around $35.00 celsius. still some monsoon showers down to the bas though the south west. they're just around the desert, southwest by the 4 corners states w

i travelled there and met journalist florence majani.r life. most of them are living in the poor, poor, poor, poor regions. and then comes this chance of — some other people are taking them from tanzania to nairobi. they think their children are supported, they will come back one day with money. but the reality is very different. florence introduced me to a family who gave their disabled child up to traffickers back in 2017. kuro was nine years old and hasn't been seen since. it'as taken a terrible toll on her mother. all comfort woman. back in nairobi, fara eventually told us that he gets regularly beaten by his captors if he doesn't make enough money. we immediately alerted nairobi police. officers launched a series of raids. in one property, they found a young child and five people held in a windowless room. two men were arrested and charged with human trafficking. they deny the allegations. fara was finally free. i told him not to be afraid. a few months later, fara is being supported in a care home until he can return to his family.

jazeera, but the british in northern india and malaysia has temporarily bond is chicken exports as florence to report some kind of lump. or the government says it's concerned about poultry shortages at home. and rising prices. an important source of income for chicken farm, as in malaysia, has been cut off after an export band came into effect on wednesday. it's a fresh blow to an industry that's already really from rising costs. if we've been seeing up all, i don't mean you know, by me, any company that we, what do they get? another country supplier. so it's really hard to get them back in the future. so this equipment will definitely be simple to re temporary solution, but we have a long term headed. the price of chicken feed has sword with shortages caused by the war in ukraine and a heat wave blamed on the climate crisis. malaysia is not the only country cutting back on food exports. we've seen similar actions by other governments, such as india and indonesia to restrict certain exports of food items in order to contain rising domestic should inflation pressures. because for developing

but officials say they hope supply and chicken prices are stabilized within a month. florence louis al jazeera while important in mexico, at least 11 people have been killed and another 33 are missing in the wake of hurricane agatha. it is the strongest hurricane ever recorded to hit mexico specific coast in the month of may, my new rapid reports flood waters have begun to recede on the coast of war. haka in southern mexico residence however, are still reeling from the impact of hurricane agatha. not that we not only do glen, i have nothing left, nothing to eat now, gone to see what i can find, but nobody has anything lift. fagel was a powerful category to hurricane when it made landfall late monday evening. and authorities say the death toll is likely to rise, while the search for those missing continues a much drama or lamb. this is young based on the reports we've received. we've made the decision to provide services to the most affected areas. and most importantly, the coast of war hucker day. the challenges faced by those emergency teams or dante, heavy rainfall from agatha caused

during that period, a thousands of people were tortured, disappeared, or killed florence louis met with victims of that era. and some the story from manila. i don't think the years have passed, but the memories and you, denny lou de la fuente was a labor activist when he was arrested in 1982 and imprisoned without trial for 4 years. during, you know, they held my head and rob it's against the wall. when i doubled over the bean, they would bunch me again. thousands of people were tortured, disappeared, or killed after martial law was imposed in 1972 by then precedent for dylan marcus . he was ousted in a popular uprising in 1986, but now his son and namesake is president of the philippines. rights groups have accused marcus, junior of white washing the human rights abuses and corruption that took place during his father's rule, recasting it as a time of peace and prosperity for santiago, montela, who was detained for 4 months during martial law. having another marcus in power is unthinkable. forgotten? well, i still feel deep in my heart. the hurts they have caused us in the capitol. man

but officials say they hope supply and chicken prices who stabilize within a month. florence louis al jazeera while important and just begun restricting sugar exports and says, raising local prices are to blame 2 weeks ago it bound the export of wheat, half natal reports from which our pradesh on how local farmers are feeling the impact ah, after being packed and see this batch of sugars headed to the port. india has already exported a record 7 and a half 1000000 tons the season. now the government has kept shipments to ensure there's enough left over for domestic consumption. get your look in our locks. you dance company has been refining sugar for 90 years and he says the new rules could affect farmers incomes. the sugar season starts in november and the government would always like a minimum stock in the country of about 2 months. consumption or 2 and a half months comes up, which is somewhere around $6000000.00 tons. it's been a bumper ha best, but the world's top sugar producer international demand is high sparking fears over domestic shortage during the festive season. later thi

florence - very different.ve their disabled child up to traffickers back in 2017. kuro was nine and hasn't been seen since. it has taken a terrible toll on her mother. little sister. back in nairobi, farah eventually told us that he gets regularly beaten by his captors if he does not make enough money. we immediately alerted nairobi police. officers launched a series of raids. in one property, they found a young child and five people held in a windowless room. two men were arrested and charged with human trafficking. they deny the allegations. farah was finally free. i told him not to be afraid. a few months later, three is being supported in a care home until he can return to his family. njeri mwangi, bbc news. if you want to see more of that africa eye investigation, you can find the full film on the bbc news africa youtube page. major companies including disney, jp morgan and facebook�*s owner meta have told staff they will cover employee travel expenses for abortions as millions of us women face restricted

water level say, in the river along which many viewers flow in the area of ​​​​the city of florence,y who have been to italy. they have been in this city and it has dropped by 3 m, so several hydroelectric power plants have already been stopped and the prospect of stopping six more hydro-hydroelectric nuclear power plants in this region. no, 35 years ago, at a referendum , it was decided that the nuclear power plant should not be worth it for various reasons, for reasons in italy, it is now being reconstructed, criminal plants are being reconstructed, which is resisting. let's just say all the statements about the green economy and so on, the second part of the question about business. traditionally, 450,500 italian companies have been working on the russian market for decades, occupying a solid niche in the russian market and traditionally cooperating. the volume of this turnover was huge. the record was 2013 as much as 54 billion us dollars. this is a very serious figure in recent years, it has declined, and so the majority of italian companies, despite the pressure, despite the th

it's chicken exports and florence louis reports from quite a lot for the government says it's concerned about poultry shortages at home. an important source of income for chicken farmers in malaysia has been cut off after an export ban came into effect on wednesday. it's a fresh blow to an industry that's already reeling from rising costs. if we've been seeing up all, i don't mean you know, by me, any country that way i what do they get with another country supplier? so it's really hard to get them back to buy it and if you to so this is what men will definitely be simple to re temporary solution. but we have a lot of them heading. the price of chicken feed has sort with shortages caused by the war in ukraine and a heat wave blamed on the climate crisis. malaysia is not the only country cutting back on food exports. we've seen similar actions by other governments such as india and indonesia to restrict certain exports of food items in order to contain rising domestic should inflation pressures. because for developing countries, food accounts for a larger part of measurement of inflation

if you just look around the neighbourhood, florence lives next door with her 2 children, and this is her kitchen. she cooks on a traditional sto consisting of 3 stones on which she can only place one pot at a time. that's how it's been done for centuries. and the kitchen only has one tiny window for ventilation. he's only get one knee, i'd very much like a stove, like my neighbor. so getting i could pay it off in installments, chevrolet sold stove makes a lot of smoke in the room. my children and i often get headaches from it. you can see how the old way of cooking every day over a smoky fire, irritates her eyes from outside. this tiny village, the smoke rising from her house is visible even at a distance around 80 percent of all rural families in lawanda, still cook on open fires along overlooked threat to air quality, and people in kc any some 83 kilometers from the rwandan capital co golly, the anglican church operates a hospital, which is also the state provincial hospital. it has an eye clinic and also treats asthma and lung cancer disorders related to traditional coping habits.

reborn in 1265 in florence, he actively participated in the political struggle in 1302, when his partydefeated by the literati. from his native city, after a few years of wandering, dante settled in ravende here. he created his main work, the divine comedy, from here. as an ambassador of the local ruler went to venice on the way back. he contracted malaria and died soon after. one of the founders of the literary italian language was buried. as it is written in the chronicles, the basilica of vital itself is located with great honors, one of the most famous temples, equal to the basilicas, vital was created in the middle of the sixth century. bishop's equal glue. after his return from byzantium, according to legend, having found himself in constantinople, the equizios was struck by the beauty of the church of st. sergius and the bacchus. returning about vienna , he decided to create a temple here that would not be inferior in beauty and grandeur to the temples of constantinople inside basilicas, unique mosaics have miraculously survived to this day. they were created in the same sixth c

but officials say they hope supply and chicken prices who stabilize within a month. florence louis al jazeera while important, an al jazeera presenter has been sentenced to an absence, years of 15 years in prison by an egyptian court. my thought was charged with spreading false news for an interview he conducted in 2018 with the one on my board for 2 or 4 leading opposition figure as well as a former presidential candidate. tom says, the ruling is shameful and lacking logic. the network has described the verdict as an attempt to criminalize journalism cello, the a know when the message is clear, runs against all values and norms signed by egypt regarding press freedom and allowing journalists the opportunity to do their work. whoever took the decision to arrest their for colleagues who have been detained in egypt or to issue such an insulting sentence against me has actually insulted themselves. and how can they explain to the world that they have sentenced the journalist for 15 years in jail? because he interviewed a public figure, how can i explain such a ruling to the world? the eg

florence introduced me to a family who gave their disabled child up to traffickers, but in 2017.years old and has not been seen since. it has takenerblri te in og]toln >> back in nairobi, farah eventually told us he gets regularly beaten by his captors if he does not make enough money. we immediately alerted nairobi police. officers launched a series of raids. in one property, they found a young child and five people held in a windowless room. two men were arrested and charged with human trafficking. they denied the allegations. farah was finally free. i told him not to be afraid. a few months later, farah is being supported in a care home until he can return to his family. bbc news. laura: in other news from aund the world, 11 people have been kian allndedan m expsion at thec gas at jordan at a port. a chemical storage container fell whileeing transported, causing a large plume of what has been confirmed as chlorine gas. specialist teams have been sent to the port to deal with the cleap. th.amazon last month have attended his funeral. the sister of don phillips said he had been

still had it through one shorter. comfortable must. florence said, come shy, utah, w, rush, deep material models. roosevelt was convinced that the lasting piece was impossible, without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not wall. the last able that roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said the issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work out the road that was convinced that he, that the americans of the soviets would remain friends and allies. in the postwar period. mm hm. in potsdam, truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when he told stone and about it, the soviet ledia showed little interest. uncle joe didn't understand truman thought it started already knew everything. the issues raised and he also lay down in potsdam and above all, europe's post wall architecture. germany was to pay reparations and be deprived to part of its territories. koenigsberg and its surrounding areas were to be seated to the ussr. mm hm. so using the gif

i went to florence, spent 5 weeks in the baltic and refreshed shakespeare's memory for a total of 20fe's bolts, before coming to the main thing. that is, ambassador melnik sent me a message to putin and congratulated me on the interview and wrote four questions for you all in approximately the same vein. i'll ask one. not do you think that in your own policy of appeasing moscow you made it possible to attack ukraine diplomacy is never wrong, even if it fails , i don't think i have to say it was wrong and i won't apologize. here is the phrase. i won't apologize. many newspapers took out today in the headline they were just waiting for an apology. they initially viewed this event as a kind of auto-da-fé without execution, but with repentance for flowers from putin for business with russia for nord stream, alone and nord stream 2 depriving the german media of sensation. merkel tried to make up for this with stories about how much she had to endure from putin and how she disagreed with him. putin told me in 2007 during my famous visit to sochi with my dog ​​that for him the collapse of t

well, i'd like to ask you about florence equity secretary lives trust, who's called the death sentence for the of 2 british mercenaries and on. yes, i could shun judgment with absolutely no legitimacy will feel reaction to that statement. well, it is very controversial statement because they are and they haven't been was a discussion is going going about that, but actually it is the court of the new group probably kind of a basketball and they are under the jurisdiction. and then there's against a lot of that that existing here. so get, this is possible. and what's your assessment of personal support for you training this conflict so far? is putting of the conflict. lydia seriously, i will say it's a long gave it makes ukraine and so just continue to fight. and it is a senior, i should say because, but it is providing money not much, but it is, it is providing weapon and it's in for says kind of just green army to continue for i think. and no single knowledge about or sickly about the future or few cray. what's going to happen after that was going to happen to ukraine after that kind o

everything will be ukraine hello everyone, he is watching us now and we are currently studying from florence, this is already the eighth concert, two more left and we are returning home because they have already collected a lot of money, they reminded europe that there is a war in ukraine and together we are asking to unite ukrainians from europe and we offer to watch we offer to watch the plot plot from berlin berlin who doesn't fit in the bus sit down shout good tour berlin continues in europe, and they left before flying to germany . evgeny koshovo was surprised by his daughter, who came to the airport to see her father. the head of studio kvartal 95 says that these concerts are their first departure from ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale during the war, we were in kyiv, when the people saw us, they said that we didn’t go anywhere, i said, where should i go? here, my house has been working for nothing for 20 years, they came to me, they want to take everything away from me, why will i do this, well, where will i run, and then how you come back to the fact that they are gatheri