friedan she was dismissive illusion of the peace of westphalia the great overall peace agreement put an end to the 30 years war. many of spoken of the fact that it was also the birth of the international law an essential point was recognition the absolute guarantee of the independence of sovereign nations. start with what was significant about it. wouldn't conflict lugosi ations were used to resolve the conflict. there was no cease fire until this peace agreement was reached. and you could negotiate a peace treaty without that being clear victors and vanquished. that was unique at the time. when the played a big part in that event what does that mean to the minister of modern day. we force a lot about the relevance of events back then to the present day and in my view would boils down to various that it is possible to resolve conflicts through negotiation instead of violence stop to provide we highlight that central value in the commemorative events that take place every year. and munster is offering itself as a place of negotiations for solving conflicts worldwide. and to some exten

relationship between slave and master and that the slave was always sure they would have benchley be friedan's and integrated into the master's family if you met last quick on them i believe it's misleading to consider slavery in this way as something that had a soft side. when you put back on paul that you can't understand slavery if you don't relate it to the violence at its heart so soft slavery or domestic slavery you know that's nonsense slavery is the negation of being human through the use of violence. of your last pool fitness goals. as the empire expanded more and more slaves adopted their masters religion. since islam for bade the enslavement of muslims the newly converted thought they could now escape the violence of these domineering nations these conversions posed a contradiction for the arabs on the one hand they had to enfranchise these new muslims on the other hand they would not give up their slaves. thinking from the islamic perspective it's only through an belief that you get a place that's the legal you know principle basically in the frontiers of islam is considering the p

>> joyce friedan, medpage today. one of the things you mentioned was people staying at home if they are sick. >> would you like to repeat that? [laughter] >> one of the things you mention his people staying home if they are sick. one thing that was asked particularly in the senate is about workers who have service jobs and do not have paid sick leave. they want to stay home but it is a difference of putting food on the table. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] are public health officials talking with local employers about dealing with that situation? >> that is a good question. i would hope the local employers would do that, see the need. because again, if they are, the employee may, it may hurt them if they are not there to work that day. but if they come to work that day and they get other people sick, then that employer has more to do what the next day or th