nancy christine talked about this idea of chopping the tea off of l g b, t q, or l g, b, t, r i their groups that are doing that very directly and intentionally. for example, groups like the l g b alliance, right? they advocate very openly for lesbian, gay and bisexual says, people, but specifically not the trans community. i'm given the shared history of trans gay and lesbian people in regards to the broader struggle and the advancement sort of made of the last decade. how is this kind of truncation happening sort or have these divisions intentions always existed and the broader public just hasn't known about it. so we're, we're a diverse community. the boutique humidity. you're always going to have the kind of diversity of use and a range of feelings, and it would be treat, say in the u. k. and all around the world. that trans inclusion is the norm in the outer b t q plus community. it's not that that on em, lesbian, gay by people who am don't hold that few who do want advocate only for says people's rights, but it's, it's not the most kind of common perspective. we've always fought

right you, you mentioned l g b t q right? in the world cup, as we know, has been known to bring people together regardless of their background of their race, of their religion. sexual orientation and homosexuality is outlawed here, of course, as in many other countries in this region. and we saw louis hamilton recently at the formula, one grand prix, where a rainbow helmet, to basically draw attention to l g, b t q writes. what can fee for tell to day to fans who are l g b t q and who want to come to the world cup in kata? are they going to be safe? when 1st we're welcome. everybody is spot of fee for our mandate to make that old woke up are inclusive and is this something that we don't negotiate to do something that is built in the bidding process for any country that be to horse? the woke up, people will be welcomed and this is also the message we are getting from mom d m. what it is here in got that we need to respect also other people conviction. and we're here for the joy and football being the biggest equalizer in unifi

so moving into the next, were there worries among the l g. b t. community, whether they will be welcomed in cutter as an expert has been living here for a long time. we know the culture, we know the laws, but people coming in from outside. they don't, what can you tell them to lay any fears? i said it before, a cup out as a welcoming country. i thought as a tolerant country, we as world cup organizers, are welcoming all fans, regardless of their backgrounds, esna, city, religion, sexual orientation. at the end of the day, everyone is welcome here. what we asked of people, all visiting fans and not just people always talk about the l g b t community with asking all the funds to make sure that they understand the norms of the country. they understand the laws of the country as they would anywhere us they go when they travel to, to foreign countries, they always try to understand the culture, the norms, the, the laws of the country. and that's just normal. and like i said, we need to demystify another because there's nothing that is different than th

it's an insight into south africa is l g b t q community and a reflection on apartheid. ah, proud, powerful, sometimes vulnerable, or even royal. these are some of the faces of xin alamo, wholly whose work also confronts trauma. for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q community have some discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like molly i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me. and it forms part of the south african history. post up update. molly's exhibition and berlin shows survivors of anti queer hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects. gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases, behold, followed subjects over several years. in tha

of the voice that he was the one person who paid for justice for people living with a b as for the l g, b, t, q i, community and for they did jacketed and the oppressed people, not only in our country footage from 985 shows to, to coming an angry mob who had been beating and accused apartheid collaborator. he was one of the strongest voices for peaceful resistance against the system. a pricing south africa, black people, we know we know, we know we got over. he lay to travel the world containing human rights against homophobia. israel's treatment of palestinians and climate change. one of his last public appearances, receiving a covert 19 vaccine, sending a message of social solidarity right to the end. saturday's funeral will be limited to just $100.00 guests inside the cathedral, but will be followed by countless more outside and around the world. in china there's a tattoo ban of forcing footballers on the national team to rethink their inc, the days of sporting tattoos. our over says china's sports authority considered a controversial decision by many. china says it's an attempt to

a platform in pop, in support of public education, health care, an equal rights for indigenous and l g, b t q people. his opponent far right, ultra conservative. jose antonio cast phone bartch and conceded to faith cast was seen as the law and order candidates. so let's go straight to d. w correspondent, benjamin albert, or as gruber who's covering the election for benjamin. you're in downtown santiago, what's happening there at the moment? good afternoon, that's right. i'm close to the stage. we're the president elect cobra board is now addressing the crowd that is still coming here. the lot of people walking around, as you can see here, beside me, a lot of cars, people still trying to get closer to the stage. more people trying to come to the states from several parts of santiago. is there a celebrating? it was quite quick, 2 hours after the pool is closed, it was clear that both it was clear that gabriel burridge would become the young as ever president of killing the outgoing president to congratulate him and contemplative. got the far right candidate, already conceded defeat. so t

ran on a platform in support of public education, health care, and equal rights for indigenous and l g b t q people, his opponent farm, right? ultra conservative. jose antonio cast phone burch and conceded defeat cast was seen as the law and order candidates. let's go straight to d. w correspondent, benjamin alvarez gruber, who's covering the election. forrest benjamin, you're in downtown santiago, how is the victory of gabriel bartch being received in the challenge capital? good afternoon, anthony. there still people around here in the capital santiago, there is still music on stage, the president elect gabriel. boy, it's already addressed the crowd. there are people celebrating. there are singing. and of course, there are a happy that after it was stamped on august, the forehead tended it that you just mentioned one, the 1st round. now at the turn of the former student protest, nita, there were a lot of people coming to the center of a of the, of the states that right near boy in the center of the hotel. and we were able to talk to tom what the supporters who came here to celebrate t

who are l g b t q and who want to come to the well captain cutter, are they going to be safe? well, 1st we're welcome everybody. it's part of fee for our mandate to make that old woke up are inclusive and it is something that we don't and they wish it did do something that is built in the we didn't process for any country that beat to horse . the woke up, people will be welcomed and this is also the message we are getting from mom, d m, what it is here in got that we need to respect also other people conviction. and we're here for the joy and football being the biggest equalizer, and unified in the world. i'm very sure that everybody will be, was welcome. we face the same issues of 40 years ago of went to years ago in 2018 in a, in, in russia, where they were also, as a media outlets specially the western media were very critical about a deposition of, for the russian oddities toward people with a different sexual orientation, but we've seen it everything went smoothly. and i'm sure the same thing will, will, will happen here. now it will to run alcohol consumption here, which

but despite clear concerns, my call and other leaders have about issues such as l g. b t writes in hungry and media freedom, there was agreement on what all been called strategic autonomy. harrington, green chart on omi are in our opinion, there is no autonomy without a european defense industry or without our own energy capability, or rather without nuclear energy. and there's no autonomy without self efficiency in agriculture. not both leaders have made it clear that they don't see eye to eye on a variety of issues. but the president, my call, this was really a chance to show the european union that when his country takes over the rotating presidency in january, he'll be able to handle internal disputes. no big breakthroughs then, but a signal the you, you should be able to discuss the toughest issues without acrimony. how far that's possible in the new year is far from clear. nadine barbara, al jazeera budapest in denmark, a former minister has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for her policies, while in government. in good story, virg ordered the separation of u

and by the way, the people in the l g, b, t, community have a little bit of an internal strife going on. because if the cheese the transgender is get their way, then the l, the g and the b don't exist. because if there are no genders, there's no such thing. as being a lesbian, there is no such thing as being bisexual or gay or homosexual. in fact, there is no such thing as being a man or a woman. this is why feminists who are obviously not part of the l g b t. community also have a problem with this, rightfully so. if there are node fixed genders, then there are no women, and that means there are no women's rights. it's a really great point. and university of pennsylvania parents, they sent a letter to the nc delay saying that leah should not be allowed to swim on. the girls team, a gallop poll, found 2 thirds of adults think transgender athletes should play for teams that match the gender on their birth certificate. lynn went rolls should be in place to protect female sports. girls and women should be and girls and women's teams. i find it very simplistic boys and men should be boys

many l g b to q i people live 6 people, void harassment from all those views and the public. she believes talking about pumps and gender identity as mid some people are more tolerant to what sexual minorities. what's her story? ah, she'll patrick come. google is no ordinary ugandan, identified as a boy at birth, campbell felt she was in the wrong body. fisher. they are treated in for as a hate official woman, because i'm into maine. but in terms of gender, i do identify the transgender woman. apparently my hands on my board, the same like what was on my passport. can book with the 1st know and transgender ugandan to be issued a national id, registering her with a different gender than the one she was given at birth. she called it a big win mainly because uganda is widely said to be a homophobic society. for me, it's more main task. it's a huge more made it difficult. it feels like i'm done it. i've done it and i hope this to get something. yeah. you know that fact that as i turned into a woman and able to, i did that she'd steve that things it means no. and that things that i

for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q. community discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like molly i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me. and it forms part of the south african history post that but the molly's exhibition and berlin shows survivors of anti queer hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases. behold, followed subjects over several years. in that we put algo thea is a continuing journey in life of building visual history with the community. and so they also invite their friends and associates to look fearless to both, to be desiring up to be unafraid of the c

he ran on a platform support of public education, health care and equal rights for indigenous and l g, b t q, people that's all for now. up next, the architect of a motion to a documentary on the artist and architect daniel. the biscuit and another bulletin live from berlin in another 45 minutes tops. ah you stay, it is pull the news fest go to cordova now i'm sure that it was on indiana too soon . adamus. so she played window, the money interposed. what's baby? what's in the box? i never.

a platform ins supported public education, healthcare and equal rights, or indigenous people, and l. g. b t q. people, his opponent far right. ultraconservative. jose antonio cast, phoned burridge and conceded defeat. cost was seen as the law and order. kennedy let's bring in latin america expert. good to my hold here. he works at the german institute for international and security fairs here in berlin. good. have a with us now. gabrielle burridge is not only the youngest candidate who ever got elected in chile. he also got more boats than any other presidential candidate in the history of the country. how do you explain his success? he's a representative for new generation. he has about half of the age of the actual president, sebastian brittany era, and he's a representative of the student and social movement of the 2019 demonstrations on 3. and it's the same time he represents a new generation of political actors because all the old parties of the transition period of the julian democracy after losing place. and he's now on the front of a social movement government which will genera

they've been at odds of issues including l g, b t writes the rule of law and democratic standards come say to d n at the mall. and even to me, the concept of europe has always been an endurance about countries, a feeling of respect for each other. and the prime minister has said indeed, there are well known differences of opinion at the political level between us. we loyal partners and we are pro europeans. that's bringing out here in barbara, who's in budapest. nadine, what is president cron hoping to achieve? well, macaroni is here after touring other european capitals ahead of france taking on the 6 month presidency of the you. in january, you put here, there are a lot of concerns, a lot of questions if you like about whether there was any common ground in facts, right at the start of the day at the joint press conference, president macro and prime minister or been both stress that they wanted to see a strength and europe, a more powerful european, acting in the world. and victor all been specified a few areas where budapest does c i to i with paris, one of the was on energy policy.

for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q. community of some discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk as well. as non binary people like molly i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me, and it forms part of the south african history post that but bait. molly's exhibition in berlin shows survivors of antique. we're hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases. behold, followed subjects over several years in that we put al garcia is a continuing journey in life of building visual history with the community. and so they also invite their friends and associates to look fearless, to be bold, to be desired. to be unafr

for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa, l g b t q. community discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like molly i think you live with it every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me, and it forms part of the south african history. post up update. molly's exhibition and berlin shows survivors of anti queer hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases. behold, followed subjects over several years in that we put al garcia is a continuing journey in life of building visual history with the community. and so they also invite their friends and associates to look fearless, to be bold, to be desiring out to be under trade off the cam

for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa, l g. b teacher communities. discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me, and it forms part of the south african history post that but fate. molly's exhibition and berlin shows survivors of antique. we are hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases. behold, followed subjects over several years in that we put elgar thea is a continuing journey in life of building visual history with the community. and so they also invite their friends and associates to look fearless, to be bold, to be desiring to be unafrai

for the worst. natasha game, l. g 0. well, the province spain. now the australian states of queensland is opening its borders to domestic travellers that hopefully vaccinate it has been closed for 5 months while the state pushed for locals to get to jobs. leah harding porch home finally for the holidays. pure joy for these loved ones as they re unite in the state of queensland in australia after having been separated because of the pandemic. welcome. hi, mr. is it? who is my son and daughter? no. you have been england till 5 years. and i was planning to get married in 2020, and grace we were all going, but of course we couldn't do that. so they got married in september this year, and we're now welcoming heim, after foggy. so we thought he saw it, but not every one is so lucky. unlike domestic travelers, international travelers into the state of queensland will still require 2 weeks of quarantine. diane award lives in a bordering state and hasn't been with her family all year. it's been over a month since i saw my family, and luckily i can get bac

so for example, the issues of rapes are critically important and l g b t q is very important. but also what's important are people with mental health disabilities and people with intellectual disabilities at that point in time at camp to nad those, the population of those people with disabilities were not a part of what was happening. but now when we look at 2021, things that really explode it across racial lines across sexual orientation, disability and the discussions are becoming much more complex and serious and really delving deeper and deeper into what injustice is and what we need to be doing. and what we need to be learning about how people are moving forward. i want to show a couple of pictures because what you do, jim and the color you miss bost, you break down stereotypes, you explode them in an hour and 48 minutes. so there is love this last there's grabs. i will take care of my picture of my laptop here. there's also, which is really revealing jim, a hierarchy of how people with disabilities see disabilities. so do you want to share that hierarchy as we go through

work together for europe with hungry, despite differences with the countries government issues of a l g b t writes, and the rule of law have divided them, but mutual concern of a threat from russia formed a key part of talks with prime minister victor alban, and in barbara reports from the hungarian capital, the 1st trip to hungary by a french president in 14 years. and at the prime minister's office. the visitor didn't shy away from the big challenge that's causing ongoing tensions in europe for poncas co op at the queue. i think the what europe has gone through in recent weeks and we'll be talking about this in particular with our polish colleagues, allows us to reconsider a common organization who knew how to better prevent margaret close and protect her external borders and find ways and means with him of a more efficient cooperation between europeans on this matter. victor or benz government is challenging a ruling by the european court of justice that hungary broke you law by deporting refugees over the border into serbia. last week, the constitutional court ruled the government c

if the future means less water, life may change for both, for the worst. natasha game, l. g 0. well, the province spain, the friends president emanuel. my call is in for the past today where he's hoping to find some common ground with the hungarian prime minister victor or ban is attending a summit between hungary, poland, the czech republic, and slovakia. it's all happening in the lead up to the french to hang over the rotating e u. cancel presidency next year. not in barbara jonas live now from but a past, so nadeem or what is a monsieur macro hoping to get here? while he certainly got a warm welcome, peter at the year prime minister's office sir, which you can see behind me at a brief her breasts press statement rather than a conference or both men admitted openly that they were political adversaries. but, but there were some areas where they did c i to i e. so there's hope of progress in the next few hours between the 2. but also at this meeting of the visit grad for m . a leaders of central european countries where they are probably going to be talking about things like a

for the worst. natasha game, l. g 0. well, the province, spain. ah. type a quick check of the top stories here on al jazeera, the british prime minister boris johnson has announced what's believes to be the.

movement, which is really looking at disability rights to the lives of people who were by park p a l g b t q. and that i'm really trying to take the visibility that we were getting and making sure that that movement could be really heard. lucca i think. yeah, i mean, i think that there is like a there is a point of view that we chose to take and encrypt camp, which is that we wanted to tell the story from the perspective of this group of friends who came together catch a med and that's certainly not reflective of the entire movement, and it's certainly just kind of one story out of disability history. and so we tried really hard to give, to give a sense of the intersectionality that was in the film which, which you were talking about. and we felt it was important to really highlight that and to profile activists who had played a critical role in that particular story. we were telling who had not been profile . but i think by virtue of the fact that we chose to focus on this particular band of friends and see the story through their eyes. and that was partly because, you know, we, there

he ran on a platform in support of public education, health care and equal rights for indigenous and l g, b t q. that's all for now up. next a u. s. i saw you as a saw state of mind is the latest in a doc film series that's coming up after a short break. stay with us for that. and don't forget, the website is there for more knees and information at all times of day at d, w dot com. i'll have more news headlines for you in 45 minutes time. the landscape a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, a mosaic of different people and languages. iran's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. those special look at a special country she ran from above. starts december 27th on d, w. ah, ah. with money i as we unwell, mads, bonham. so you will to korea, by those marriage, knock out, got out a bit. no service busha where pretty zak darcy biles. both busha were moved to see rugs, doors promised he accepted the ready coat, castlewood, deepest, fear me, tush, the m good will dog bud? will you be there no slip to set out there is norco said sama with your card that has cost whether it was helped but

he could be the new spokes person for both l g b t q writes, are african american rights. and being the anti maga because he saw many of their deliveries were doing at the time. and it's come back to bite him in the and the tale because the story was ridiculous from the beginning. the idea of a multi millionaire walking on the street to am during your polar vote for tips on chicago to get the so boys sandwich and then being attacked by 2 mags who happened to watch empire and faults every week and knew exactly who he was and that he was a member of the l g b t community and happen to have a noose with him at the time. everyone knew that i was alive from the beginning. so i think it's important that he's brought, that he has held accountable for, did that everybody but jesse, but i think there's a bigger picture that i think was a problem with all this. and it was the time that we are already has such and such turmoil as a country dealing with race issues. i'm out in the open, black, conservative. how did you view this story when it happened? kid, obviously in 1st immediatel

despite the delayed tournament spread across the continent. germany, france shall dare support for l g. b t q writes, when they played hungary, but the team and long serving coach yrc him nerve bowed out after losing to england, who then lost the final to deserving. when is italy on penalties? for most though, the euros will be remembered for denmark, midfield, a christian, erickson's cardiac, a rest during a game. and his subsequent recovery argentina, greatly anal, messy was the other big football story of the year. he finally won a major international title by lifting the copper america, but also stunned fans by tearfully leaving his beloved barcelona for paris. sancho, ma'am, the tokyo olympics took place a year later than scheduled, despite strong opposition to the games in japan. due to the pandemic. norwegian carson vall, hm sensational world record in the 400 meters hurdles was a sporting highlight amid empty stands. but gymnastics darcy, mom biles hit the headlines despite only earning a bronze and silver. she withdrew from several events, citing mental health struggles, promp

as for the l g b t q, i lost community and for they did jacketed and the oppressed people. not only in our country footage from 985 shows to, to calming an angry mob who had been beating and alleged apartheid collaborator. he was one of the strongest voices for peace. so resistance against the system oppressing south africa, the black people we know, we know who we know. we struggle because he, he later traveled the world campaigning for human rights against time of phobia. israel's treatment of palestine and climate change. one of his last public appearances receiving a cove at 19 vaccine, sending a message of social solidarity right to the end. saturday's funeral will be limited to just $100.00 guests inside the cathedral, but will be followed by countless more outside and around the world. a little change of pace. now, while santa claus has already come and gone in the western world in russia, the arrival of his equivalent father frost, is still highly anticipated. and this 6 meter tall snow sculpture in the city of al bins is set to bear an accurate likeness building a

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for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q. community of discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like molly i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me. and it forms part of the south african history post that but date. molly's exhibition and berlin shows survivors of anti queer hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases. behold, followed subjects over several years. in that we put algo thea is a continuing journey in life of building visual history with the community. and so they also in whites, their friends and associates to look fearless, to be bold, to be desiring to be unafrai

for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q. community discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal and south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like molly i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me. and it forms part of the south african history. post up update. molly's exhibition in berlin shows survivors of anti queer hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity for the series, faces and phases. behold, followed subjects over several years. in that we put al, the fear is a continuing journey in life of building visual history with the community. and so they also invite their friends and associates to look fearless to both, to be desiring to be unafraid of the ca

it's an insight into south africa as l g. b t, q, community, and reflection on apartheid. proud, powerful, sometimes vulnerable. we're even royal. these are some of the faces of xin alamo, wholly whose work also confronts trauma. for almost 20 years, molly's been documenting south africa's l g b t q. community of some discrimination against sexual minorities has been illegal in south africa since 1996. but in day to day life, gays lesbians and transgender people here are still at risk, as well as non binary people. like all it i think you live with that threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because it made sense to me, and it forms part of the south african history post that but fate. molly's exhibition and berlin shows survivors of antique. we're hate crimes, including so called corrective rape. but there are also images of love and care. molly's photos are a collaboration built on trust between the artist and the subjects who gaze out at the viewer with confidence and dignity. for the series, faces and ph

is wind better than solar is solar better than l&g, is there one that's a better story?re fundamentally in commodity business it's volatility of the price you have to look at the cost of pollution, to be a low cost producer today you have people thinking you can develop renewals with ppas, a price. it's the beginning of the industry it's electricity you produce like in the u.s. and in the end you have electricity from the gas, renewables, l&g, you need batteries, you need to invest in storage of electricity so for me it's another additional energy, source of opportunities and revenues and all companies. we are major in oil and gas, we are integrated companies along the solution, able to manage which is why we want to integrate renewables into the electricit electricities. >> as it comes into all totalities thank you for joining us we appreciate you. >> thank you. >>> it is total energies thanks to brian sullivan for that interview catch more of brian's exclusive conversations at the world petroleum congress today on cnbc, including the ceos of pioneer natural resources,