five years on, abdullah kurdi is trying to rebuild his life.n. translation: i named him after his brother alan so i remembered him. god sent me a child who looks like alan and has the same character. i can't wait to go home to see him. i feel that he's a godsend. but the shadows of the past are still alive. translation: it's impossible to forget what happened. i only blame myself, but i was forced to as a father because i could picture them in a school and i wanted a better life for them. but it didn't go as i planned. i regret it. alan's death shook the world. it led to europe opening its doors and hearts to refugees and taking in over1 million of them in 2015. last year, a german charity named one of its rescue ships alan kurdi. the ship has helped rescue almost 700 migrants in the mediterranean waters between libya and southern europe, but its team says the picture has got more grim recently. it's not that we cannot handle this financially or otherwise, as the european union, so we have the means to make a change and to help those people and

last year, a german charity named one of its rescue ships alan kurdi.he mediterranean waters between libya and southern europe but it says, the picture has become more grim recently was a bell it is not like we cannot handle this financial or other ways as the european union, so we have then means to make a change and to help those people and take care of them. but we don't do it, we choose not to and that is the most frustrating part to me. it is estimated that nearly 17,000 people have died in the mediterranean sea since alan kurdi's death. in recent years, europe has made deals with countries like turkey and libya to help curb the flow of migrants to the continents. measures that have helped slow down the flow of migrants but didn't stop tragedies from taking place. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: what's in a name? controversy over the title of this german street, which will now be changed, after campaigners said it was racist. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catho

brent: that is the aunt of a long -- allon kurdi.president emmanuel macron is the first european leader to reach best to visit baghdad since may. . the 83-year-old silvio berlusconi has tested positive for coronavirus and is quarantined in his home. the covid-19 pandemic has plunged australia into recession for the first time in almost three decades. new figures show the economy shrank 7% in the second quarter, it's sharpest decline hundred -- it's sharpest the client on record -- its sharpest decline on record. the recovery will be long, hard and bumpy. borrowing in the u.s. has skyrocketed as of the coronavirus pandemic, but had no impact on the stock market, which has gone from week to streak. shares in tech companies have hit record highs as demand stocks such as apple and zoom sword. the dow has been trading near the all-time high at hit in february. at the same time, one in 10 americans is now mock of work. that is a huge disconnect. for more,e, we go to our dw business reporter, he is following the story in new york. good afte

it's now been 5 years since the pictures of your nephew and kurdi went around the world what is that photo meant to you. you put it in that photo there is no word i can describe it to anybody except family and we. began to know it was the wake up call to the world leaders but it was my wake up call and that's why. you know i go and take any opportunity across the board and i use my board and urge every citizen to stand up from their side and be the voice. of the of the people who. need our help and have no voice. to talk about a wake up call do you feel that that wake up call has prompted more humanity in the discussion around migration. if i want to take you back to september the 2nd 2015 and on almost. one year later is that the of course that image at dutch millions of people is heart across the globe including politician who hold the picture deeply to their heart and would they have to. years and that i. and moved them to do something and every country watch it every country was moved and they start to help those suffering people and welcome them and they're hard for me it was. i

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the mediterranean rescue charity c i says that the vessel along kurdi rescued more than 130 migrants in distress at the weekend almost half of them were children sea ice as it is waiting now for italy or malta to grant permission for them to disembark. or european union foreign ministers have come up one vote short of unanimous on sanctions against pelosi and officials linked to president lukashenko e.u. states had intended to impose the sanctions on officials implicated in electoral fraud in last month's presidential election and violence against anti-government protesters. the better the reason opposition leader spits larner chicken off sky i was in brussels to ask for help she urged the european union foreign ministers to be brave and we can bellary see him president alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. i ask you more to finance their dictator dictator regime and programs from state to non-state actors i also ask to consider to reconsider partnerships with state of the nations coastal question come finally and most importantly i call on the youth to work together with u

the german charity sea ice is its rescue ship the allen kurdi has picked up more than 100 migrants in the southern mediterranean the refugees were spotted drifting into overloaded rubber boats and wooden fishing vessel. spaniards in the capital madrid have been protesting a new partial lockdown targeting areas with high numbers of corona virus infections residents of low income neighborhoods say they feel stigmatized by the restrictions which are set to begin on monday parks will be closed and shops and restaurants limited to 50 percent capacity. thousands of pro-democracy supporters in thailand have joined in a rare challenge to the all powerful monarchy in one of the biggest displays of defiance ever seen activists around all night in the capital bangkok their demands include curbs on the power of the king fresh elections and wide ranging constitutional reforms. this country belongs to the people the message inscribed on this brass plaque a symbol of protest cemented into the ground. for months now thais have been calling for reform of the monarchy and political system. but this wee

on their journey one image shook the world like no other and this photo it shows the toddler along kurdi from syria whose body was washed ashore in turkey it came to stand for the tragic fate of other migrants who made the perilous crossing of the mediterranean sea often in unseaworthy votes for ramos. now the journey is thought to have claimed some $4000.00 lives that year. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. a little al and his brother and their mother drowned only abdulla corti survived. to capsized after people stood up. i held my wife sound. and we had life jackets on trying to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work holly died. never forget her words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't know. the image of little ones dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with his father d

on their journey one image it shook the world like no other a photo showing the told there are long kurdi from syria whose body was washed ashore in turkey they came to stand for the tragic fate of other migrants who made the perilous crossing of the mediterranean sea often in unseaworthy boats or rafts now the journey is thought to have claimed some 4000 lives that year here's. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. and his brother harley and their mother ran and drowned only abdulla cordie survived. that didn't give over to the capsized off the people stood up. by how my wife. and we had life jackets on trying to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work holly died. on the look i'll never forget holly's words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't look at. the image of little all on its dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse

took great risks on their journey one image shows the world like no other it shows the toddler along kurdi from syria whose body was washed ashore in turkey. and this photo became to stand for the tragic fate of other migrants who made the perilous crossing of the mediterranean sea often in unseaworthy boats or wraps. the journey is thought to have claimed some $4000.00 lives that year. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of coast in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. alone his brother tommy and their mother reihana drowned only look already survived i. didn't get ready to do the job sized up to people stood up. i hope my wife. and i we had life jackets on trying to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work. and i'll never forget when he said to me papa don't be afraid. the image of little dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with hi

alan kurdi 2 years old lies drowned on the beach of acholi. abdullah card he had paid human traffickers more than $3000.00 euros to bring his family by rubber dinghies to cause. alarm dives his brother garnett for trials and so does his mother rihanna. only abdullah cardi survives. the boat capsized because people were standing up i was holding my wife's hand you know i got a life jacket and we tried to keep our children afloat but we couldn't. first galli died then. and i'll never forget their lives or words to me when he said. daddy don't be afraid. the photo was published around the world the picture of alan davis some was an abstract refugee crisis a face a body. of a dead 2 year or child. 4 years later in or some 2019 we began our research for this film. we selected 5 instantly recognizable images from the refugee crisis with the goal of discovering what became of the people and their families. our 1st photo of the dead child on the beach. we found out that our arms aren't. has lived in canada for over 20 years and works as a hairdresser.

family's escape from syria and our hopes for a new home and along with alan's father she co-founded the kurdi foundation to help refugee children around the world today heard he was in berlin to mark the anniversary of her nephew's death a reporter spoke with her. to mccurdy thank you for taking your time to speak to t.w. it's not been 5 years since the pictures of your nephew i mean curdie went around the world what is that photo meant to you. is it in that photo there is no word i can describe it to anybody it's a family. tree carol it was the wake up call to the world was but that was my wakeup call and that's why. you know i go and take any opportunity across the globe and i use my course and urge every citizen to stand up from their silence and be the voice. of the and of the people who are meet our house and have no voice. to talk about a wake up call do you feel that that wake up call has prompted more humanity in the discussion around migration. if i wanna take you back to september to the 2nd 2015 and almost 71 year later is that the of course that image at 1000000 of people is heart

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a german charity sea eyes says it's a rescue ship the alan kurdi has picked up more than 100 migrants in the southern mediterranean the refugees were spotted drifting into overloaded rubber boats and wouldn't a fishing vessel. of thousands of pro-democracy supporters in thailand have joined in a rare challenge to the powerful monarchy in one of the biggest displays of defiance ever seen in thailand activists rallied all night in the capital bangkok their demands include curbs on the power of the king fresh elections and wide ranging constitutional reforms. this country belongs to the people the message inscribed on this brass plaque a symbol of protest cemented into the ground. for months now thais have been calling for reform of the mana king and political system. but this weekend's demonstration was the biggest in the years. tens of thousands gathered in bangkok and state to protest throughout the night. you a little rain i want to see changes in the most meaningful way a bigger change than before which will take into account people's opportunities education and our right to speak t

limimits that militants and foreign interference in its affairs france also passed by mr mustapha al kurdi means efforts to nonormalize old armed forces mccomb's referring to mostly. iran backed shiite militia groups. he don't give up city noida we must absolutely help iraq to reinforce its own capacities. our goal on this is not a bilateral goal is to mobilize the international community to bring it support based on the project that will be finalized this will allow us to bring financial support and strength in the country as well as a civil and military capacities. of the iraqi state. on you that is the end towards which we are supporting the initiative which is an iraqi initiative to begin with and that is how we will be able to reduce interference if that's- what i did is i feel. menyerahkan speaking althea and back that. next he noted state does impose sanctions on the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court sectors that mike pompeo says this is been done because the icc continues to investigate americans for war crimes the icc says the sanctions are unacceptable. it was

alan kurdi 2 years old lies drowned on the beach of acholi. abdullah card he had paid human traffickers more than $3000.00 euros to bring his family by rubber dinghy to cause . the land dies his brother gonna fall trials and so does his mother rana. only abdullah survives. the boat capsized because people were standing up i was holding my wife's hand yeah i got a life jacket and we tried to keep our children afloat but we couldn't. first galli died then. and i'll never forget gottlieb's words to me when he said. daddy don't be afraid. the photo was published around the world the picture of our land gave her some was an abstract refugee crisis a face a body. of a dead 2 year or child. 4 years later on or some 2019 we began our research for this film. we selected 5 instantly recognizable images from the refugee crisis with the goal of discovering what became of the people and their families. our 1st photo was the dead child on the beach. we found out that our arms aren't team occurred he has lived in canada for over 20 years and works as a haird