we are here to talk about the bomber mafia. seriously. this is a great read. i so enjoyed reading this book. i learn something and this is a great read i really enjoyed it. but this didn't start off to be read it started to be heard. normally go from print to audio that you went from audio to print. tell us about that. >> i got into this topic when i was doing my last revisionist history. and i realized as i was doing my podcast i became very interested in audio stare - - storytelling. and the circumstances under which there's a better way to tell a story. this was the right way to tell the story. and that take from the second world war. these are the two figures. >> and then you have to hear what are bombing attacks sounds like and to hear the voices of the victims and something is powerful about telling the story in audio form but that's where i began i love the audiobook. but also as a print book. but for so long storytellers have neglected the audio form of their stories. and they have focused unduly on the printed page. >> certainly the beginning of stori

>> the bomber mafia would saygl that's our vision.e are talking about in 1935 in montgomery, alabama. lemay would say, okay, they are great and give me a thousand and let's go. [laughter] let's do this and let's go against japan or go against china tomorrow. that is what he would say. >> yeah, couple of -- i will say this one. are there other episodes of revisionist history that you have considered expanding into books? i see in the chapter here that someone googled the air force chapel and typed into chat omg! which is they probably response to that and are there other episodes of revisionist history which you consider expanding into books or fashioning into books? >> oh yeah, in fact, the season of 11 episode which or one episode devoted to, i'd gotten interested into policing and one little episode on revisionist history and the hope is to turn into a big audiobook over the course of the next year. this is a model and i think revisionist history episodes now they are rehearsal spaces for ideas. >> so interesting. >> like with this

this is news africa coming up on the program shedding light on my jury is grow tall 6 mafia i was. forced. into it i thought. i was wrong. i was. despair. we hear their harrowing tales of traffic the woman and ask what it means to hop into prevent a young woman from being forced into prostitution will also watch a sneak peek often at flicks movie which uses the findings of one investigative journalist who went undercover. for every day lives. so when he is. also coming up is it fair to ban children from school because they wear dreadlocks . and kids who are refused admission to school because of their head. and buckle up as we sprint to south africa to find a woman who is freakin 2 barriers in a sports dominated by. welcome to the program exploited abused and raped women's bodies mean big business for nigeria's brutal sex mafia. you feed almost speech award went to boarding a warrior shaunie lights on it's with the investigative reporting findings and story you were recently turned into the net flix movie. here's a sneak peek for you. on the issue you. will not be every seen. until

coming up on the program shedding light on my dear years of brutal 6 mafia i was. indeed. i thought. i was wrong. i was. spared. we hear their harrowing tales of trafficked women and ask what it means to hop in to prevent a young woman from being forced into prostitution will also watch the sneak peek of a netflix movie which uses the findings of one investigative journalist who went on that. for every day lives. so what do you. do trads much as possible. also coming up is it fair to ban children from school because they were dreadlocks . came down here and kids who are refused admission to school because of bad. and. i was responding to south africa to find a woman who is breaking into the bar is in a sports dominated by man. hi i'm eddie michael jr welcome to the program exploited abused and raped women's bodies mean big business for nigeria's brutal sex mafia this year's did you feel almost speech award went to boarding a warri shown in lights on it's well the investigative reporting i find in some story very recently turned into the net flix movie although today there'

this is d w news africa coming up on the program shedding light on my jury years of brutal sex mafia i was. india. and she forced me into i think that i was rolled up my. i was. i was trying to spare. we hear their harrowing tales all traffic to women and ask what needs to hop in to prevent a young woman from being forced into prostitution will also watch the sneak peak of a netflix movie which uses the findings of one investigative journalist who went undercover as the sex worker. for you know every day. lives. 7 years down the line i see trads much as possible with. skills. also coming up is it fair to ban children from school because they wear dreadlocks . and kids who are refused admission to school because of that i have. to. back up as we spin through south africa to find a woman who is breaking into barriers in a sports dominated by men. welcome to the program exploited abused and raped woman's body mean big business for nigeria's brutal sex mafia this years did you feed almost speech award went to boarding a warri shaunie lights on it's well the investigative reporting their

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news africa coming up on the program shedding light on my jury as brutal sex mafia i was. in the area. you forced me into i thought. i was wrong. i was angry i was trying to spare. we hear their harrowing tales of trafficked women and ask what needs to hop in to prevent a young woman from being forced into prostitution will also watch a sneak peek of a netflix movie which uses the findings of one investigative journalist who went on but the sex worker. for you know every day lives. 7 years down the line i see trads much as possible with. schizophrenia. also coming up is it fair to ban children from school because they wear dreadlocks . in guyana and we need to rest the fear on the kids who are refused admission to school because of that. and. as we sprint to south africa to find a woman who is break into barriers in a sports dominated by men. i am eddie michael jr welcome. to the program exploited abused and raped women's bodies mean big business for nigeria's brutal sex mafia this year's d.w. feed almost speech award went to boarding a worry shown in light on its way the

hoffa the body of the labor leader was transported from detroit to new jersey and buried next door mafiaing into another tip but this one is a twist. >> the hole where i believe hoffa was remains are is over in the middle of the course on one of the homes. >> the disappearance of jimmy hoffa comes with a southern drawl. >> can you imagine the mafia having a lawyer named bubba. >> original half junior known as bubba is an 80-year-old former attorney in savannah georgia, he says jimmy hoffa is buried under a whole at the old savannah resort and golf club on limited island the most unlikely of places one would think at least at first glance. >> it was so out-of-the-way and ridiculous that he would be brought here to savannah georgia, and made this the perfect place, bringing here where they can keep an eye on them, they can't go to new jersey on mafia property and keep an eye on anybody, they did not want to let hoffa go and they didn't want anybody to find him. >> bubba has known both sides of the law he served time for security fraud in the longtime lawyer also known as lou the taylor bac

they can't go to new jersey on mafia property and keep an eye on anybody.want to let hoffa go and they they didn't want anybody to find him. eric: bubba has known both sides of the law. he served time for securities fraud and was the long of-time lawyer for beefy, lou rosanova in chicago where the feds say he was a top member of the mafia though he denied it. he said he was sent by chicago to oversee the resort owned for a time by the teamsters and he helped hide hoffa's body. >> he came to the office. two fbi agents interviewed him and i was there and they suspected lou was involved. eric: bubba is writing a book, called mob island, about the resort where the mob officers and southern gentlemen would make for an unusual mix. >> they said there was a problem between the new york family and the chicago family. they would have sit-down and this was the place. and it was -- they couldn't be under surveillance. it was perfect. eric: the island had its own private dirt airstrip and bubba says one night after hoffa vanished in 1975 a twin engine beach craft like

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journalist best known for her undercover investigation into sex work and made us human trafficking mafia last year the story of her undercover work was made into the netflix film. and has given her international acclaim. worry has been writing since she was a little girl inspired by her dad she became an investigative journalist. of war has made it her life's work to shed light on injustices in her society. by a copy of the paper i just to go through this article at hari. how i can map out its story and see how it delves into incidents so great in the car e one it's a go for the flesh it all is what comes to mind my. going further sometimes involves her changing her identity. of all her stories none has impacted her life as strongly as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia. the traffickers promise women a better future and send them on a dangerous journey with smugglers to europe. then they become sex slaves and the forced to work until they pay off a debt for the cost of their journey sometimes up 260000 euros. oh boy started her and best occasion on the street f

none has impacted her life as strongly as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the traffickers promise women a better future and send them on a dangerous journey with smugglers to europe then they become sex slaves and the forced to work until they pay off a debt for the cost of the journey sometimes up to $60000.00 euros. ovoid started her own best occasion on the street for 7 months she went undercover as a sex worker. right now every way the king told me. when line for the. chain many gales of this tree. very young was. a young guy would do all it would watch old hour walk. to boy overbore herself lost close friends who disappeared and died as a result of trafficking she wanted to find out how trafficking works. unfortunately she also encountered things that she didn't expect. she was raped abused and witnessed to people being beheaded in front of her legally and. actually that it's a depression it was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder . panic attacks at some points it's quite a report lead to criminal investigations but there were no consequence

none of them impacted her life as much as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the story unfolded on this street alan avenue a popular hot spot for prostitution for 7 months of war he was an undercover sex worker here it was the toughest most frightening and most challenging investigation one she wasn't prepared for she was raped abused and so to people beheaded in front of her. that i slid into the pressure. that was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder. are the panic attacks at some points it's quite brought it up a kid inside out. of war he is still recovering from that experience her story served as the inspiration for the netflix film although to your atheist child or not she's made several other award winning investigations and is adamant she's not stopping anytime soon. well hers is a poignant story of perseverance and she is with me tonight from los nigeria i'm delighted to welcome to the program to boree of boards congratulations on the freedom of speech award and let me say thank you for staying up to talk with us tonight it's good to see. th

none of them impacted her life as much as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the story unfolded on this street alan avenue a popular hot spot for prostitution for 7 months of war he was an undercover sex worker here it was the toughest most frightening and most challenging investigation one she wasn't prepared for she was raped abused and sold to people beheaded in front of her. and i see that it's a depression. that was the trauma. that post-traumatic stress disorder are panic attacks at some points it's quite worth it up look inside out. of worry is still recovering from that experience her story served as the inspiration for the netflix film ot your atheist child or not she's made several other award winning investigations and is adamant she's not stopping any time soon. well hers is a poignant story of perseverance and she is with me tonight from los nigeria i'm delighted to welcome to the program to glory of war congratulations on the freedom of speech award and let me say thank you for staying up to talk with us tonight it's good to see. thank you very m

none of them impacted her life as much as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the story unfolded on this street ellen avenue a popular hot spot for prostitution for 7 months of war he was an undercover sex worker here it was the toughest most frightening and most challenging investigation one she wasn't prepared for she was raped abused and so to people beheaded in front of her. that i see that it's a depression. that was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder. are they panic attacks at some points it's quite brought it up like inside out. of worry is still recovering from that experience her story served as the inspiration for the netflix film or no 2 you're a child or not she's made several other award winning investigations and is adamant she's not stopping any time soon. or hers is a poignant story of perseverance and she is with me tonight from los nigeria i'm delighted to welcome to the program to boree award congratulations on the freedom of speech award and let me say thank you for staying up to talk with us tonight it's good to see. thank you v

preacher in naples who is running a youth center after being forced out of his former parish by the mafia. they'll forget, you can get all the latest news from around the world on our website, b, w dot com. i am told me a lot of for in berlin. i'll be back at the top of the much more. you then who's the. oh, i'm just canada by that time. and in the end, if you are not allowed to see you anymore, we will send you back. are you familiar with this? not just what's your story. ready wasn't i was women, especially as victims of finance, part and send us your story chain only understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not again. you want to become a citizen, into migrants, your platform for reliable information. ah . ah naples, a bar was hit by an armed robbery, and out on the street one night, a cock open fire. ah! my son was murdered with 3 shots, 2 in the chest and one in the back of his head. the dead st. robber is immortalized in a mural. ah! to come more organized, crime syndicate, glorifies their young recruits almost like st. surcharge imagined to put up a picture of the rub

has the italian mafia met its match? [speaking foreign language]

one once you become of him member you are privileged because your trust that you are part of this mafia family. since the last 5 are south break sars in 2003 china has changed quite a bit thinks i way way the west still seemed very far away then where is now western economies are much more dependent on china. now. they are not china become a soul. become so important in past the 130 years. their. speed of development. almost become number 2 or number one nation u.k. even imagine. and can see every developed nation such as europe or us are deeply involved under the pen on the economy of. i think the west. for their own advantage. you know for their all profit they lead to their you know not to questioning the legitimacy of the so called a common values being practiced in their society so human rights commission and the many many are looked. as being neglected by the west. as fine as long as we have a deal you know there's a lot of profit. huge profit. in the west dealing with china because you're never mad to such a big labor market and. deeply want to work with her but you want to work

did not surprise me at all when reporting came out of wire card's usefulness to the mafia.my name is funny could year and i'm a hedge fund manager here in new york i run socket capital management which is a short only hedge fund. in our firm is named after the ancient egyptian goddess stuff cat. soft cat was the goddess of knowledge mathematics accounting wisdom which all seem very perfect. i love short selling and that's how i want to make money. back in 2017 we were preparing to launch in january and we wanted to have a good pipeline a healthy pipeline of various short positions where we have conviction the price will go down. our belief and every piece of evidence that we were able to collect over the last almost 3 years pointed towards wire cards being a massive digital launching that. we're not to name and we while companies like why are card are at the forefront of digital business traditional banks are lagging behind was big commands bank now fears losing its spot on the dax due to its low stock value and why a card might take its place let me say a forceful victory

rule and the mafia and government which shows they want to maintain the grip of power at any cost in a similar way that -- so it's going to be a crush. putin has scheduled his annual draft of the federal assembly and as a matter fact we don't have much of a parliament left in our country. they were pointed by the administration rather than free and fair elections. so essentially they will be announcing some major plans and their wild speculations about what that might be but putin is facing a very difficult parliamentary election in september. he cannot go against his approval ratings hitting historic lows in russia being -- after many years of stagnation and decline so there are many rumors that putin might deliver another political gift to the russian people and the glaring occupation and it was announced recently he made a historic decision. we don't know but what we do know is there some sort of historical move and obviously moscow book turn into a fortress and they have scheduled a rally in support of navalny and his inhumane treatment in which he encounters. i think you'll see

luigi man, criticizes the new religious deal to come mora, the specifically neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to its heroes for years. may said it for my child imagining to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clan boss like a st. yeah, that sends a bad message to my job or that it's somehow turns the bad into the good. he will not feel like we know that's no true database and all the mileage that i sent him out in this villa confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young hoods are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic, exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not recovered 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crimes and all as well as food cup every quarter has its own head of a clammy blindness, one to think. but most of the posters and now in pri

meadow that criticizes the new religious deal to come mora, the specifically neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to its heroes for years. may said a boy, you must. so try to imagine, to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clam boss like a saint. that sends a bad message to my job. or that is somehow turns the bad into the good. he will me stop. but we know that's no true database and all the mileage that i sent him out in this villa confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young hoods are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not recovered 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crime. and i was wondering when the school cup o'clock, every quarter has its own head of a clammy blindness to god. but most of the boss

journalist best known for her undercover investigation into sex work and nigeria's human trafficking mafia last year the story of her undercover work was made into the netflix film. and has given her international rule. of worry has been writing since she was a little girl inspired by her dad she became an investigative journalist. of worry has made it her life's work to shed light on the injustices in her society. by a copy of the faith by just to go through this particular life story. how it had mapped out its story and see how it delves into in so doing so redemptive pari what it's a go for the flesh it is what comes to my mind. of worry going further sometimes involves her changing her identity. of all her stories none has impacted her life as strongly as a 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the traffickers promise women a better future and send them on a dangerous journey with smugglers to europe. then they become sex slaves and the forced to work until they pay off a debt for the cost of their journey sometimes up to $60000.00 euros. started turned best occasio

investigative journalist who went undercover in the underworld of nigeria's sex traffickers she exposed the mafia but not before she was raped and made a witness to murder for her courage and her commitment she is the 2021 recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech of war. and berlin this is the day. i think. it's very. social. evil site. when i think it's important for us. to highlight also these kinds of cultures one thing boys for the boys played with the powell day everything was ok to grow very belongs to the kind of people who bring light into the darkness where some people don't want to have any like that. but i thought that the recognition of my work comes about as with the racial thing i was making sunday morning. also coming up the people of myanmar have had their fledgling democracy hijacked by the military should their olympic athletes stand with them by sacrificing a once in a wife time chant there should be an international boycott of the name of that the committee and of. being a threat to global sporting events because both is as propaganda by the military regime to. their rule and t

the bomber mafia, a dream, a temptation and the longest night of the second world war. watch book tv this weekend on c-span two. ♪ american history tv on c-span3. explain the people and events that tell the american story every weekend saturday at 830 a.m. eastern. on the life and legacy of the late congressman and civil-rights leader john lewis. saturday at 8:00 p.m. on lectured and history, virginia tech professor on trade between native americans and the virginia columnist. sunday at 6:00 p.m.. a tour of richard nixon's birthplace located on the grounds of the richard nixon presidential library. on the presidency, three programs on thomas jefferson, on the presidency of education and interpretation conversation between jefferson and abigail adams at a tour of his garden at monticello. explain the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> white house press

it's not a mafia hit, it was sexual harassment, and allegations according to that tape. to that knowledge we have now learned to advise his brother, the governor of new york. the younger cuomo told his brother not to back down as multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct. now cnn knows about this, they have announced that chris cuomo will not face any discipline. but one of their media reporters, or two of them, the creepier one, did say today that in his scolding tone that everyone at the network was shocked by the revelation, "shocked." that -- has vexed staffers inside cnn. multiple cnn staffers have told me they were bothered by his conduct on the violation of traditional journalistic standards. i guess they didn't notice when chris cuomo had his brother on tv repeatedly. [laughs] and gave him advice on covid. joe borelli is a member of the city council of new york city. he knows a lot about governor cuomo and we are happy to have him. great to see you. as chris cuomo every called you and offered you political advice? just trying to get a sense of the scope of

none of them impacted her life as much as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the story unfolded on the street ellen avenue a popular hot spot for prostitution for 7 months of war he was an undercover sex worker here it was the toughest most frightening and most challenging investigation one she wasn't prepared for she was raped abused and saw 2 people beheaded in front of her. and i see that it's a depression. that was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder. panic attacks at some points it's quite brought it up you can see sidebar. of war he is still recovering from that experience her story served as the inspiration for the netflix film. she's made several other award winning investigations and is adamant she's not stopping any time soon. the german football association wants its president to resign after he compared his deputy to an infamous nazi judge fritz keller at mit's that he made a serious mistake but is refusing to step down he's been in the job for 2 years the association is the world's biggest single sports federation with more than 7000000

none of them impacted her life as much as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the story unfolded on the street allan avenue a popular hot spot for prostitution for 7 months of war he was an undercover sex worker here it was the toughest most frightening a most challenging investigation one she wasn't prepared for she was raped abused and so 2 people beheaded in front of her. and i see that it's a depression. that was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder. are right around panic attacks at some points it's quite kim sydell. of war he is still recovering from that experience her story served as the inspiration for the netflix film. she's made several other award winning investigations and is adamant she's not stopping any time soon. and for more we are joined now here in the studio by the who's director general peter lindbergh thank you so much for joining us on the program why is it so important for day to honor journalists like to boree of henri who we just saw in that report. well to borrow glory belongs to the kind of people who bring light into dark

during world war ii is the subject of best-selling author malcolm gladwell's new book "the bomber mafiaeam, a temptation and the longest night of the second world war." watch "book tv" this weekend on c-span2. >> next, a house panel investigates ways to change the u.s. juvenile justice system. one of the topics they heard about was what can happen when minors are housed in adult prisons. the co-founder of the juvenile law center was among those testifying at this subcommittee hearing on crime, terrorism, and homeland security.

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. >> anteriormente habÍa un 40% de flujos siendo traficados por la mafia delictiva, ahora hay casi untamente secuestrado, fue liberado tras pagar un rescate y estarÍa buscando entrar a los estados unidos. patricia: y aquÍ en estados unidos, una decisiÓn de la corte suprema eliminÓ la posibilidad de que cientos de migrantes apelen la orden de migraciÓn. reportera: inmigrantes extranjeros indocumentados y residentes permanentes no podrÁn utilizar una deportaciÓn previa incorrecta para impugnar otro deportaciÓn, asÍ lo dictaminÓ la corte suprema. >> la moraleja es que debe pelear su caso hasta el final, no dejes nada a la mitad. reportera: la corte suprema fallÓ en que inmigrantes que han sido expulsados y no apelen a la orden, van a perder cualquier tipo de beneficio. a refugio paloma santiago lo deportaron en 1978 cuando manejar bajo influencia del alcohol se consideraba un delito grave, Él se negÓ a la apelaciÓn, pero cuando lo detuvieron nuevamente, ya esto no era un delito grave, el migrante intentÓ paliar su segunda deportaciÓn, diciendo que la primera habÍa sido injusta. >> la cor

one once you become a member you are privileged because your people trust that you're part of this mafia family. since the last virus outbreak sars in 2003 china has changed quite a bit thinks i way way the west still seemed very far away then where is now western economies are much more dependent on china. and not become less all. become so important in past the time these 30 years. their speed of development. almost become the number 2 or number one nation u.k. even imagine. and can see every developed nation such as europe or us are deeply involved under the pen on the economy over to and. i think the west. for their own advantage. for the all profit they lead to happen to questioning the legitimacy of the so called a common values being practiced in their society saw human rights commission and the many many are looked. as being neglected by the west. as fine as long as we have a good deal you know there's a lot of profit huge profit. in the west dealing with china because you never imagine such a big labor market. or do people want to work in our body want to work and they work very

it was not a mafia hit. it was sexual harassment they were talking about. has extensive knowledge of that, the allegations, anyway, according to that tape. he's used that knowledge, we now learn, to advise his brother, the governor of new york. earlier this year, the younger cuomo, the cnn one, told his brother not to back down as multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct. now, cnn knows about this, it announced grist to chris cuomo will not face any discipline. the creepier one did say today in his scalding little town that everyone at the network was shocked by the revelations. shocked. "the revelation that cuomo had advised his brother during strategy sessions has vexed staffers inside cnn. multiple to me they were bothered by his conduct in the violation of traditional journalistic standards." i guess they didn't notice when chris cuomo had his brother on tv repeatedly. [cackles] joe borelli is a member of the city council of new york city. he knows a lot about governor cuomo and we are happy to have a montagnais. great to see you. as chris cuomo

did not surprise me at all when reporting came out of wire cards usefulness to the mafia.my name is tommy could hear and i'm a hedge fund manager here in new york i run stock a capital management which is a short only hedge fund. in our firm is named after the ancient egyptian goddess stuff cat. soft cat was the goddess of knowledge mathematics accounting wisdom which all seem very perfect. i love short selling and that's how i want to make money. well back in 2017 we were preparing to launch in january and we wanted to have a good pipeline a healthy pipeline of various short positions where we had conviction the price will go down. our belief and every piece of evidence that we were able to collect over the last almost 3 years pointed towards wire cards being a massive digital launching that. we're going to name and while companies like why are card are at the forefront of digital business traditional banks are lagging behind was the command's bank now fears losing its got on the dax due to its low stock value and why a card might take its place let me say of course for j

a spontaneous, massive, national uprising against -- and i'm not exaggerating -- against a fascist mafia. there are assassinations and massacres in colombia throughout the country after the peace agreement. counted by the thousands. there are also impoverishment of the people. the health care system does not work. we did not have health care system prior to the pandemic. the pandemic is only made this a lot worse. there's a direct attack against the poor indigenous people throughout the country. ongoing impoverishment. here is what is happening that explains everything. on the one hand, the colombian elite and government are linked with drug trafficking, drug trades stop that is why we say mafia. the returns of money from drug trade does colombia produces 92% of the cocaine that goes around the global market. 40% of which is not going to the u.s. anymore but to europe, asia, africa, etc. the returns to that he quite more or less amount more or less to 5% of the national product, pdi. there are millions and millions of dollars coming into this country they go to the elite that permeate al

none has impacted her life as strongly as her 2013 investigation into nigeria's human trafficking mafia the traffickers promise women a better future and send them on a dangerous journey with smugglers to europe then they become sex slaves and the forced to work until they pay off a debt for the cost of their journey sometimes up to $60000.00 euros. ovoid started her investigation on the street for 7 months she went undercover as a sex worker. right now every way looking so. when lines for days are wrapping. change many gales of this tree. very young was. young i would do it it would much older i was. too boy oh boy herself lost close friends who disappeared and died as a result of trafficking she wanted to find out how trafficking works. unfortunately she also encountered things that she didn't expect. she was raped abused and witnessed 2 people being beheaded in front of her leaving. i see that it's a depression that was the trauma that post-traumatic stress disorder . panic attacks at some points it's graduated i became suicidal. i didn't know that i was already badly affected you kn

become one once you become a member you are privileged because your trust that you are part of this mafia family. since the last virus outbreak sars in 2003 china has changed quite a bit thinks i way way the west still seemed very far away then where is now western economies are much more dependent on china. now. they are known and i've become saul. become so important in pass the time these 30 years. their. speed of development. almost. become number 2 or number one nation u.k. even imagine. and can see every developed nation such as europe or your us are deeply involved under depend on the economy of attack and. i think the west. for their own advantage. from their all profit. they lead to their you know not to questioning the legitimacy of the so called a common values being practiced in their society so human rights commission and the many many are looked upon your friends as being neglected by the west this think as fine as long as we have a good deal you know there's a lot of profit. huge profit. the west dealing with because you never imagine such a big labor market and. deeply wan

the fight for dignified, legal work free for a mafia control came to the fore independently.ing italy's first rate lock down farmworkers were deemed essential workers, but without workpapers, they had no documents to show police patrols enforcing the lockdown, so they were not allowed to leave the shanty towns to go out to work in the fields - precisely at a time when italy needed more of them. a charismatic leader, aboubakar soumahoro, has led protests up and down italy throughout the pandemic. a former farmworker from ivory coast, he called attention to the self-proclaimed invisibles - -- invisibles, migrants toiling in the fields out of sight and out of mind to most italians race, he says is clearly a factor in their treatment. >> the workers are often paid a low wage based on the color of their skin or because the countries they came from. it is the immigration laws that create this exploitative situation because work contracts are tied to resident permits. if you refuse what they are offering you will not get a contract so workers are squeezed and have to accept the cond

powerful figures within the government describing him as a mafia gangster figure who nearly destroyeduntry's near democracy. >> the evidence is emerging in another south african courtroom. this public inquiry into the massive corruption that flourished during his presidency. he is now facing a possible prison sentence for refusing to cooperate with the inquiry. his critics say it's a sign of desperation. >> working outside the constitution, they must go to jail because if we don't do it, then others will come and do it. they handled this knowing that when people are in a corner and know they will go to jail, if they can't stop it, they will do anything because they become desperate. >> after today's court appearance, he is putting on a brave face. he still has some support, particularly here in his home province. >> why not come and support him? he has done a lot of things for us. >> in this justice system -- >> he maintains he is the victim of a vast political conspiracy but many south africans are not buying it. they hope instead that today marks a turning point for their untry. >>

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habÍa 40 % de flujo traficando por mafia delictiva, hay 80 %. corporal durante casi dos aÑos. pero el mes pasado surgieron las imÁgenes. el teniente dijo a los investigadores que green era una amenaza, pero se muestra esposado de manos y tobillos. sufriendo y jadeando en busca de aire. jorge: aumentaron los delitos de odio contra asiÁticos y judÍos. en lo que va del aÑo 180 crÍmenes reportados. aumento de mÁs de 70 % con respecto al mismo perÍodo del aÑo pasado. nuestra corresponsal blanca rosa nos tiene los mÁs recientes ataques a las comunidades. reportera: son tan los casos que se distribuyeron miles de alarmas como esta para prevenir incidentes. se trata de que las personas de origen asiÁticos cuenten con una nueva forma de protecciÓn, si son victimas de un ataque en las calles. >> siempre dicen tÉrminos racista. vaya para su paÍs, vaya para la china. aunque no necesariamente sean chinos. pueden ser coreanos, japones. reportera: como una mujer filipina que atacÓ un hombre afroamericano a finales del mes de marzo. >> por el problema del virus

success in dark times 3 in the brazilian coastal city of mafia lawyer days on the horizon. regional social policy the digital currency and charity projects are shining a small light dark sky on the pandemic. and 13 it w. . here if you would check comes goggling from the child. news stations and health clinics. are has often been in short supply. how much is flowing from toxic waste the kind. that knowledge. about africa. 90 minutes on d w. it's an ongoing quest to. get the arab spring began in 2011. people stood up against corrupt dreamers and dictatorship. they had hoped for more security more freedom more dignity have their hopes been fulfilled. 10 years of nafta the arab spring. or a 1000000000 starts june 7th own d w. this is due to be news and these are our top stories a must militants say they fired hundreds of rockets towards televisa in retaliation for israeli airstrikes including one that destroyed a 12 story residential tower in the gaza strip israel launched more than 80 jets to bomb gaza and massed tanks on the border as rockets hit israeli towns plans to evacua