. >> archeologist kisha supernant and terry clark say 35 unmarked graves have been discovered at theon there. that's not natural. >> we were there in october 2021, they found what appears to be another. according to survivor accounts, children sometimes had to dig their classmates' graves. >> the priests or the school officials would force the kids to dig other children's graves? >> yeah, can you imagine being 10 or 11 and digging a grave for your classmate, what that must have been like? >> kisha supernant says the search for unmarked graves will continue for years. >> this is very emotional work. it's devastating work. it's heartbreaking for everyone involved. >> you feel that too. >> i do. our communities still feel the impacts of these institutions in our everyday lives. we're way overrepresented in child welfare and adoptions and foster care. we're way overrepresented in the prisons. you can draw a direct line with that to these places. and the pain of that that has been passed on from generation to generation. >> i started school here in 1958. >> ed bitternose, who's cree, unde

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well, this funded shows the crowds marching and downtown kisha. now the anti government rally brought together residents from several, moldova in cities. and local journalists takes us through not what brought people right on to the streets for hours in winter. in the hood, singer, we are in the center of chest. now tempers are rising as protesters demanding the government pay their utility bills. a marching on the city's main official building, the protest which began this past autumn have been gained strength since gas and electricity costs have skyrocketed over the winter. residents are angered by government policies. they say have caused the economic problems. but it is something else to tell you about today. the head of the russian energy, john, gals, promise hell talks with top a really and officials to discuss bi lateral cooperation and mid western sanctions imposed on both states. it comes as russia and around are moving forward and cementing strategic bi lateral ties with they to holding that top spots of the most sanction countries in th

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that's a bring you some live pictures right now from kisha now with 2 moldova now where hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets to protest against the countries pro e. u. government formed earlier this month, life pitchers right here from the capital of caching. now it's about a nearly quarter past 1 in the afternoon, a pretty chilly plus 6 degrees celsius as well. my residents have gathered in moldova as capital of christian out, raised their voices against the government's energy policy. despite the previous prime minister resigning they accused the new cabinet being responsible for soaring energy prices and inflation. protesters of demand at the countries president resign and local authorities have restricted access to the area to try to prevent more demonstrate is from entering the city. and the country protests have been going on since september of last year. those at live pitches, once again, right there from the mold oven capital. it are just about quarter past 1 on tuesday afternoon. so for now, law enforcement agencies and the central african republic had revealed the details

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