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l. g b t q i. community berlin, square magazines, eagles. soya has collated a map of relevant venues on its online portal. because the euler d e advice centers specialist doctors, hundreds of party locations and cafes, as well as cultural resources such as museums and bookshops. we're taking you on a 4 chapter journey through berlin's queer past and present one that explores one why trans asterisk people from around the globe come to berlin to day to how a scientific pioneer challenged prevailing sexual gnomes. more than a century ago. 3, how berlin achieved cult status for its quiz, seen in the 19 seventies and full what life is like for trans people in berlin to day and what problems they encounter. but what does being trans mean? well, 1st off, trans people are part of the queer community. queer is a collective term for people whose gender identity and or sexual orientation does not correspond to the heterosexual norm. trans asterisk is an umbrella term for people whose your identity differs fro

l. g. b, t q. i. themes and culture. and holden, my dog, a. me, an opera singer from the u. s. who has put down roots in berlin. in tile. mon compton tish bon is fish out of us come to yard st. lindsay. my name is holden, dog, amy and i moved to termini in 2013 because germany has about a 3rd of the wells opera. and i am treasure under. i felt comfortable sort of relaxing myself as a trans person in berlin. hi, my name is felicia my pronouns. are she her? and i'm a transgender activist and tour guide in berlin. i came out in 2016 so 6 years ago . and coming out of us, very mixed experience had very positive experiences here in berlin, in the communities in space, i was moving in the area was studying and the friends i had the social circles i have most of that was very positive. felicia began transitioning in 2015 at the age of 20. she came to berlin because she wanted to live in a city where she could come out as trans holden came to berlin from the united states for work, but it wasn't just a career move. there were also some highly personal reasons for the relocation i think

l. g. b t q. i community berlin's queer magazines, eagles. oil has collated a map of relevant venues on its online portal. because the euler d e advice centers specialist doctors, hundreds of party locations and cafes, as well as cultural resources such as museums and bookshops. we're taking you on a 4 chapter journey through berlin's queer past and present one that explores one why trans asterisk people from around the globe come to berlin to day to how a scientific pioneer challenged prevailing sexual norms. more than a century ago. 3, how berlin achieved cult status for its quiz, seen in the 19 seventies and full what life is like for trans people in berlin to day and what problems they encounter. but what does being trans mean? well, 1st off, trans people are part of the queer community. queer is a collective term for people whose gender identity and or sexual orientation does not correspond to the heterosexual norm. trans asterisk is an umbrella term for people whose your identity differs from the sex that they were assigned at birth. ah

l. g, b t q. i, people from around the world, including trans people, the transgender community has become increasingly visible in recent years. boom, blue trans people have always existed around the globe in every culture. berlin has played a key role in trans history for more than a century. now. people come to the city from around the world so they can lead lives unconstrained by gender roles or conservative sexual norms. according to the city authorities, berlin is home to between 2 and 300000 queer people, an estimated 8 percent of the population. it's not clear how many of them identify as trans or intersects many places cater for the l. g. b t q i. community berlin, square magazines, iga zola has collated a map of relevant venues on its online portal. because the euler d e advice centers specialists, doctors, hundreds of party locations and cafes as well as cultural resources such as museums and bookshops. we're taking you on a 4 chapter journey through berlin's queer past and present one t

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the day aims to raise awareness well wide l g b t rights violations. in april, the german government authorized raising the rainbow flag at federal government buildings to mock pride marches old global l g. b t events. interior minister and nancy phaser said they wanted to show solidarity with people affected by discrimination and exclusion. and a reminder, the top story of the following, for you over 260 ukrainian fine has had left the besieged as off stands still planted. murray, all post. moscow says the troops have been taken to the territory held by russian forces and receiving medical treatment. russia is now in full control of the port city. they're watching dw news coming up next in d, w 's asia. why india is seeing some temperatures nearing 50 degrees celsius and whether it's being driven by climate change. also does pakistan's plan to combat emissions with e cause have a real shot at success. they watching a lot and trucks injured was trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families. and the reason for thes

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since march and another palestinian has also been shot near the illegal israeli settlement to buy a l t. the occupied westbank is video shows is ready. soldiers at the scene is really forced to say that conducting operations to arrest 2 suspects. now the news see, eames that find policy chief says the block will provide another $520000000.00 in military support to ukraine. he made the announcement ahead to of a meeting of 27 foreign ministers in germany. i'll discuss how to get around a russian blockade of ukrainian grain exports as affecting food supplies worldwide . go live, not a james base who's in vice on house, james. so military support and are the issue of food security given the war in ukraine are obviously big topics there today. yeah, absolutely. the ukrainian for a mistress joined the jew 7 demitra caliber, and i'm sure he's going to be pleased that that he, you support it as a military spending is now reaching the $2000000000.00 mark with that extra trash of funding. which means that ukraine will be able to, with that money buy more heavy weapons, more tanks, more artillery

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allison that m p a t t l t v and i will look that nearly a year after a condominium collapse in florida, the families of the victims have reached a settlement worth more than a $1000000000.00. the bulk of the settlement fund will be paid out by insurance and engineering companies. 98 people died when the 12 story tower in surfside partially collapsed in the middle of the night. the investigation into what caused the building to fall is still ongoing. on wednesday, florida lawmakers approved a bill that would require a condominium association board to set aside money for maintenance and repairs. the costs of petrol and pakistan has increased by 20 percent after the government ended subsidies. fuel prices have been a major issue in talks with the international monetary fund, the i m. f once pakistan to reduce its fiscal deficit before resuming 8 payments. as part of a 2019 deal, about half of the $6000000000.00 package is yet to be released. the u. n says 72000 people have fled fighting and democratic republic of congo in recent days. government forces are battling rebels from the m 23 gr

s. known as l. t. great. he was in charge of officers from 20122013 under president of furio noble. u. s. prosecutors have been trying to have him expedited for 2 years, where he also faces drug trafficking charges. demonstrators in mexico have demanded justice for the great number of journalists being murdered. to female reporters were shot dead outside a convenient store in the city of vera cruz. yesenia molly little and sheila, you hannah garcia's death spring. the turtle killed so far this year at 11 and they both worked for local news portal and various. the state prosecutors promised that the investigation interlaced killings will be exhaustive mothers or some of the 10s of thousands of missing people in mexico have gathered in the capital a march from deborah trula to demand the government do more to find their children . or at least find out what happened to them. the protest is being held on mothers day was 90. 8000 people have disappeared since and on his sixties. many of them victims of the war on drugs or criminal gangs. and your rapper was at the gathering in mexico cit

allison, that m p a t t l t v. and i will look that taiwan military has conducted 4 days of exercises as part of its annual missile drills. the military has released video of anti air and anti ship missiles. launching from warships, may be official, say the drills were conducted to test combat to safeguard the security of the taiwan strait. b. j considers taiwan to be a province of china, which taiwan views as a threat to its sovereignty. un rides chief michelle bachelor's credibility is being called into question. as she nears the end of a 6 day trip to china, scant details have been released of her visits within the country with many saying they were impeded by tight government controls. katrina, you reports from aging. boy, it's the 1st trip to china by a un human rights commissioner since 2005. but the details of michelle bachelor's visit had been hard to come by. or a 6 days she spent time in gong dro in china's south, as well as the cities of were in which she and cash gar in sheen. jung province. due to stri

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