these art collections be freed from their colonial context and made accessible to everyone artists nor are badri and john nikolai mehlis published this 3 d. scan of national t.v. online without the museum's permission. as long as you control not just the physical artifact but also the digital one you you kind of control the narrative around it because then you can decide which research for example you give it to with the data in the public domain berlin state museums lost their monopoly over this cultural treasure at least digital right now anyone with a tree d. printer can make their own efforts one replica now lies buried in the egyptian desert as a kind of symbolic restitution. that actually matter when all of your material material objects of the culture are in another country and completely decontextualized and actually got there violently namely through colonialism so it totally doesn't matter where the object is who gets to tell the story the imperial museum is also a seat the princess of the transmission of the museum has. now we get himself and he to tell the story publishing

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nor do we authorize its creation. there were not consulted prior to his creation and release to the entire membership of the u.s. house speaker of representatives. and again referring to that classified addendum he said that by no means reflects the full and complete analysis of the is isc. with information or falsely accused of receiving utilizing reportedly comes from ukrainian name andriy dirk at. it was since been sanctioned by the treasury department. although neither senator grassley nor i ever sought, received, or used any information from him, that media has continued to report otherwise four weeks despite our repeated and unequivocal denial denials. but it is true that a chart produced by him is now part of this invested gory record of this committee. not because me or senator grassley entered it, because senator peters staff introduce it into the record. as was the case of 2016 election, the only foreign disinformation been used interfere in this investigation has been introduced by democrats, not republican

nor a very firmly believes that the power of art can break down colonial structures and the inequality they've created. were. a sort of electronic beat. after a break out. produced this track in camera. see. the same time. she says women there were treated with more respect before the europeans came to. me. out of. this new cyber for the rights of the know how to find. people. they were raising also the culture of the people. first century. i couldn't swallow my pride trust i track you will you alison barlow was 10 when she left cameron and came to germany along with her 2 brothers. their mother wanted to do her doctorate at a german university. coming here it was a dream as a small african child white culture is on the t.v. everywhere it's the norm with the standard. so when you know as a 10 year old that you're going to europe it's like the sugar candy playing. but in a small town in southern germany she was the only black girl around she experienced the burden of being a mother of racism they don't teach you about their lives in terms of where the we sources come from and how did we

nor al badri images have special meaning because they represent the cultural heritage of her father's homeland. long admission is one of the few works i do that actually has a very biographical component i would say because i'm half iraqi it's a country which i could never visit it's a little bit of research or like how did they look like and can be recreate some things without just copying it but generating completely new objects and that's important especially in a region which is nowadays iraq where everything usually is just destroyed and looted away project fossil futures also employs digital technologies to tackle the issue of stolen cultural heritage and public property and southern tanzania many dinosaur bones were unearthed during the german colonial domination tons of these valuable fossils were taken abroad. it was the sports and tender group where the dinosaur which is today centerpiece of the natural history museum in berlin was excavated and. exploited today it is a multinational company is the exact same spot and of course the people there are. great and i totally under

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deal nor is a qualified nurse and has 2 children. in 2017 she and her husband were both arrested and sent to the camps. my sister is in the us she didn't know how to is a mega closed. in may 2019 deal nor was transferred from the camp to work for a textile manufacturer. using her employee id card it was possible to trace her company to this technology 30 kilometers north of the capitol. hill north told her sister that she's only allowed home to see her children and parents once a week her husband was still missing. husbands to live or die we don't know what happened is a bad thing happened i don't know anything. being june 29th having heard nothing for several months gul nor received a disturbing video call. it was deal not scared of the audio being monitored she hand wrote notes asking her sister in melbourne to speak out about her plight despite the risks. some belladrum the autumn and. how does bush up the money and her. is his cane used to combat the mission he couldn't. deal north node spelled else what she wanted gul nor to tel

those tests and being double checked they come back positive the only heart nor the chalk in his system now i'm going to merkel described this as an attempt to silence alexei in the valley and called it a crime against the fundamental values of society the german chancellor and the german foreign minister both calling for ounces it's an informant soon it is obvious that one of the leading opposition figures in russia has been poisoned as specialized laborde 3 of the armed forces came to a clear conclusion that alex enough money was poisoned with a substance from the norwich a group he's the victim for crime someone tried to shut him up they are following up with the sleep we demand an investigation into the poisoning of aleksey now while we condemn this boy's name and in the near future will hold consultations and how europe can adequately respond to it it will also depend on russia's response to the case. and picked these claims from germany obviously going to cause ripples on the global front what's the international reaction been so far. well i'm glad merkel pointed out while she was

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. >> reporter: not realistic, nor enough to make a living. he's already out $80,000. >> it's getting out of hand at this point. it's just been a struggle, borrowing money from family and friends. >> reporter: shares the same struggle. owns four restaurants along pier 39, including wipeout and fog harbor fish house. >> each day is different, guidelines change every day. wrote 150-page manual how to operate in these times and been changing it weekly. yes, it's been challenging but we were ready for the challenge. >> reporter: mayor london breed will announce green light tomorrow. but doesn't want to move too quickly and have to pull back like a month ago. >> it was one of the worst days

insane news but the announcement of a new longer lasting batteries produced in house failed to ignite nor did assurances tesla was getting closer to deliver on a long awaited promise better really it was always our goal to try to make it affordable electric car and i think probably like that about about 3 years from now we're confident we can make a very calm break compelling $25000.00 electric vehicle that's also fully autonomous at the moment the cheapest tesla comes around $45000.00 euros a hefty price tag in the face of competitor headwind like from germany's felix fucking putting the pedal to the metal with its investment in. their eagle the id 3 sticker price is already under $40000.00 euros upping the pressure on tesla to deliver. let's talk more about this with our business correspondent yes quite to in new york yes investors aren't exactly electrified by these clowns and they're clearly not i mean the stock has been on fire especially earlier on this year and still it basically more than quadrupled since the beginning of the here but now the stock here on wednesday it dropped by

normal else not credited to equipment at all nor for exposure to the certain. indicate so mike us these is a age that. must has been urging western powers not to politicize this whole story but given who is involved in that in this case was that ever possible of not happening. yes you're right i will say and let's not but it is time isn't. relent our specialist on both jonathan's direction so or discuss or. find a solution to find explicitly nations let's do it in a professional way but unfortunately we're hardly a day goes by without deals with delta calls go on western conference call and pleading for it but isn't all for or are shown their actions through their creation earl what is at stake seems the really not stream to all project. some of them clearly need to be comes a moment please he still recall with people asking until all kind of sargent's of the reasonable decent austrian project. on a slow i don't know whether that will be able to or all over town is high going to be over politicization a new wait we will see how intense will play are not a jew i

with the winds are light here around the lowlands, nor the island to be down to5 lowlands, nor the islandned strong, the temperatures are around double figures early on sunday morning. you can see from the arrows the winds are still blowing from the north fourth of actually dragging in a fairamount of fourth of actually dragging in a fair amount of cloud to the northeast of england, yorkshire, east anglian air and the southeast 01’ east anglian air and the southeast or times london, norge, east anglian air and the southeast ortimes london, norge, to east anglian air and the southeast or times london, norge, to newcastle it will be cloudy, 15 degrees on the thermometer do the same too bad but it will feel chilly. much better weather out towards the west. 0n monday there will be a change in the wind direction. we lose the northerly but also come these milder, weather, westerlies, that will be the theme for the next few days and that does mean that the weather is going to turn a lot more settled. 0n weather is going to turn a lot more settled. on monday we talk about a bit of cloud or ring s

and he's no longer in a coma though the german medics treating him haven't given any prognosis yet nor of the presented any definitive proof or details as to what caused his illness in the 1st place but that hasn't deterred the u.s. president from meeting out punishment to russia already the nord stream to gas pipeline project must be terminated he says. but i was supportive of that i was the 1st one to work up you never heard of it or stream to it or drug ever when i came along most of them and it were protecting germany from russia. well i've heard to a berlin correspondent peter all of this is rum to open a day isn't it peter morning we've heard america's position about what germany russia's partner in the gas project should do them quite firmly. well long before election of ali took ill on that flight from siberia to moscow long before you was brought here to believe in put in a hostel in a hospital here in the german capital nord stream to was pretty much a a a stick to beat berlin with there was a lot of pressure on berlin to ditch the project for a very long time what we had see

. >> applications nor the next batch of geniuses are open now. >> a bold experiment that is often more associated with the drugs and crime than a night out. tonight streets closed to traffic to allow for outdoor dining. >> do you believe in the tenderloin? >> yeah! >> supervisor matt hanie said that tenderloin businesses face many obstacles and now, there's the pandemic. some customers said they have to give the tenderloin a try, after doing the same in so many other neighborhoods. >> i saw some on other streets, they are all full. and i could not imagine the tenderloin, eating outdoors so i was like have to go out and support. >> the street closures were last most of the day for the next three months. >> all right will, well if you are thinking about going outside for the weekend, it will be mighty hot. >> yeah, it is going to be very hot. especially on sunday. so, if you had to pick and choose, pick another day. the weekend forecast has high fire danger, hazier and smokey skies and a heat wave that will unfold had heeaded in to the ne week. the winds saturday night in to sunday morni

the international community couldn't ensure that neither the coup plotters nor their supporters have been made to account for the massacres human rights violations and especially for the mass graves in target. turkey has been the only country to give a concrete response and provide support to the call for help of the legitimate government of libya. we believe that a permanent political solution in libya. can be established through an inclusive and comprehensive dialogue conducted by the libyans. it is also under the responsibility of the international community to stop the bloodshed in yemen which has been continuing for more than 5 years and stop the humanitarian crisis history will not forgive those who covered yemen sovereignty political unity and territorial integrity with the intention of gaining influence in the region and those who overlook the continued sufferings of the yemenis. it is our sincere desire that iraq does not turn into an area of conflict for external powers and reaches a position to produce the ability and process buried for our region while we support our neig

hearings on iraq related out the iraqi leader saddam hussein no one had weapons of mass destruction nor ties to al qaida while conservative estimates more than 4 hall 1000 u.s. soldiers lost their lives across the same number of contractors. a former u.s. marine corps intelligence officer scott ritter told the program he briefed joe biden on the absence of iraqi weapons of mass destruction but was ridiculed. what is a big deal is joe biden's vote for the iraq war and i take it personally because i briefed joe biden in person you know he insulted me when i testified for the united states senate in those september of 9098 about iraq and weapons of mass destruction he little boy he said people above my pay grade were making this decision. and then he met with me in apologized and said he you know you know a lot we should talk about this in 2002 when the lead up to the vote on the war he as you mentioned he hosted a hearing and i did my darndest to become a witness without hearing he ignored me. and it was very rude the way he did so and as you said he brought in pro-war wait this is he sta

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national intelligence, i can confirm that they did not create the addendum to the july 13th letter nor his creation. the icu was not con ult issed and the release to the entire membership of the u.s. house of representatives and referring to that classified addendum. he said it boy no means reflects the complete analysis. we were falsely accused of receiving and utilizing comes from ukrainian name andre durkach. and neither senator grassley or i ever saw it, received or used any information from him. the moo media continued to report otherwise for weeks despite our repeated and unequivocal denials, but it is true that a chart produced by by him is now part of this investigatory committee not because me or senator grassley did it, but because senator peter's staff introduced it to the record. the only foreign disinformation used to interfere in this investigation is introduced by democrats not republicans. given the excompressed concern over foreign disinformation, we're not heard the same concern that the steele dossier contained russian disinformation. we are aware of this fact becaus

who've called last month's presidential election either free nor fair look the al-jazeera. time for a short break here and al-jazeera when we come back a push to ease tensions between greece and turkey in the east mediterranean but greece denies it's ready to sit down for talks. protests continue in port au prince haitians vent their anger at the death of a prominent lawyer and spectators. hello there is still a bit more rain to be squeezed out of the edge of the monsoon trough of pakistan and maybe afghanistan that is forecast for friday but beyond that you've got a pretty scattered showers over the high ground of yemen and saudi arabia rather more cloud in saudi as you can see a shower too maybe somewhere in the caucasus but it should be hot and dry at this time the it without any real wind that is true although there have been reports of damaging squall lines running through the gulf which surprised me i have to say and we can't forecast anymore and they're going to i think avoid major collaborations temperatures the thing to watch this time of the it is hot still in ira

up nor could one what are you to morbid. jabs from the dark side of the moon for late night. since the corona virus pandemic started we've all become more aware of the air around us and the particles in it artist. has a new show with a computer program that creates sounds based on the dust that's in the air just the latest of his many trailblazing works. flying without fossil fuel is this possible and how can i help to reach this goal. flaxseed not been thinking about the idea of flying cities for a long time is that our planet orbits the sun we humanity and all planetary species are travelling at a speed of 76000 miles an hour the idea of flying cities is really that utopian from a cosmic perspective but if i tell an astronaut about it he'd say but we're already flying. back in tinian performance and installation artist thomas arsinoe seeks to answer the most pressing questions of our time how can a human kind live in harmony with nature use the earth's resources more efficiently and develop greener mobility solution sorry say no has always been fascinated by the interplay b

the uk wa nt to it seems neither the eu nor the uk want to be the first one to walk out of that your. we heard that you negotiations will continue on brussels —— in brussels on monday. thousands of migrants are spending a second night sleeping out in the open on the greek island of lesbos after fire destroyed what their makeshift camp was. a blaze engulfed moria camp on tuesday night, then another wiped out any remaining tents on wednesday. authorities are investigating whether the fires at the camp, the biggest in europe, were started deliberately. from there, mark lowen reports. in this scorched wasteland of mangled memories was taqi mohammedi's home. temporary, overcrowded, but it was all he had. and then the inferno took hold. bad moment, very, very bad moment. the emotion is too much as he leads the way to where his shack stood. and this is all that's left. the ruptured remains of family life. every breakfast, water, hot, and tea. when the fire hit, taqi ran here frantically looking for his wife and son. he found them safe up on the mountain. next fire, maybe i burn, maybe my w

kremlin spokesperson said that moscow hadn't yet been informed about the diagnosis of poisoning by nor the truck which is what was announced this afternoon but it is in the meantime we know that the germany's government is telling a very different story the foreign minister. saying that the russian ambassador to germany was indeed summoned this afternoon to make it clear to him again that germany like the rest of the e.u. as well. to see some urgent car if occasion coming out of moscow say where germany and its partners both in nato and the e.u. go from here will very much depend on what kind of response moscow offers i would say the volley of course saw in the kremlin side that he is he is a russian he was taken ill in russia we had a few days ago this diplomatic spat between russia and germany as to whether or not he could be transferred to a german hospital why is germany involved in this. well initially it was actually an ngo that brought in a volley. and so it wasn't on the diplomatic grounds but ever since no valley has arrived here in berlin the german government has made it mad

nor i'll badri firmly believes that the power of art can break down colonial structures and inequality has created. a sort of electronic beat. after a breakup. produced this track in camera. crying the same time. she says women there were treated with more respect before the europeans came. out of. this new side. to find. such an impact. they were raising the culture of the people of imagining of a black man in the attention 1st century. i couldn't swallow my pride trust i try you know you. turn when she left cameron came to germany along with her 2 brothers. their mother wanted to do her doctorate at a german university. coming here it was the dream of the small african child white culture is on the t.v. everywhere it's the norm it's the standard so when you know as a 10 year old that you're going to europe it's like the sugar candy. but in a small town in southern germany she was the only black girl around she experienced the burden of being a mother of racism they don't teach you about their lives in terms of where we sort of come from and how did well come to europe in such an amou

to transparency when users opt into the service they know what they're on board nor in any potential privacy concerns i still have some issues where i'm not entirely sure this is something that's going to be beneficial essentially what this is doing is increasing the rate at which we can share information and misinformation could potentially be included in that whether or not it's intentional and then the other point of it is how reliable are the tests that we're using to the game itself or to know that someone's tested positive but if there happens to be a high false positive test rate i'm not sure it's beneficial in the search and spread information around. the humanitarian disaster in yemen has had a brutal impact on the country's younger generation after 5 years of civil war many children have been forced to drop out of school and earn money just to feed their families the situation's only gotten worse during the pandemic and they groups are saying urgent help is needed. i think. this is a good thing i was forced to go to work because my father is sick his back hurts he can't wor

two i have discovered recently, one is in what's called the nordic nor school of writing.led the island. all his mysteries take place in iceland. you get this kind of bleak stark landscape background of murderous activity going on and sort of a loner inspector whose wife has not Ãblife has not worked out well, nonetheless intrepid and adopted and follows the mystery to where needs to go. another one that's incredible, calling carol, i've written like four or five of his books now. he created this mystery detective who is 72-year-old coroner for the new liberated communist Ãbhe's a medical doctor but he was not a coroner. he's disillusioned with communism and where the country is going. but finds himself as coroner pursuing mysterious deaths and he's a good writer and takes you back in time to a revolutionary louse in the 1970s. and re-creates that place and what's going on in a way that really is quite masterful. a little escapism. and, finally, i want to talk about midnight in chernobyl by à we talk about nuclear power sometimes as if it's the unexamined alternative to fo

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there has to be in every of the snow a lot more participation from rimon but i'm sure you would have nor just in the recent past in the last 8 years there has been unprecedented participation from women and children are asking in demanding for better environmental laws that environment protection and climate action is sometimes seems as if when we look at our environment that it is so difficult to really tackle the deceased for instance plastic pollution in india is one of your your passion to see if you could reduce the amount of plastics in india clean air and how do you even begin as somebody who cares about where you live to really tackle some of the big issues where you know if. well the reason doing this and i think it starts with the individual action and the choices that you can get an individual because when you see even your change it has to start we are there. to also. meet you know choosing to live my life where i absolutely refuse and also in the past to expose. beneath the clean air and plastic feel single use nasty free environment is something that has to come from action

and to this date he continues to vulgarize death because effectively he does not believe in science nor in the brazilian people and he does not respect individuals. the only thing he does is compliment trump. and to try to copy the same foolish things that trump does in the us. well we invite brazil's ambassador london on the show presumably president bolton are would dispute what you're saying and in fairness brazil's death rate per capita is less than that here in britain you do presumably though agree with also narrow that cuban doctors should have been let back into brazil you have cause new female castro know the as well. the cuban doctors provided an extraordinary service in brazil. they assisted 60000000 people. and they were excellent examples of how doctors should conduct their work. they did not only prescribe drugs and make diagnostics. they tried to do more than that. they treated people with love with care. they were going to people's homes. the fact that the brazilian government sent the cuban doctors away. and that president raul castro decided to kohl doctors by his beca

is it but his gaze is not one of malice nor is it one of a victor. deceived us people who have lost everything searching for the missing for work and for food on the black market. some also looking for escape in a bar allied soldiers celebrate with german fraulein's here cap can also be sane. in you can see him here his very dark and his cheeks are filled with cognac a whiskey he's standing at the bar or here. and there and. these are the types of discoveries we made when going through the 600 photos 6 and guns and. here are a few survivors of the jewish community celebrating. our magna here we see that catherine has a different relationship with these people than with those he has seen on the street that there's actually no more distance there thank you. yeah and that makes these pictures old the saga. it was actually the end of the berlin jewish community of berlin's jewish history and of jim and jewish history in general hope that you can. calm gaze of war photographer robert capa imperfect fleeting and haunting let's change gears and go to sports

that he was composing a very long song but it was this kind of its mission speed and norful noir intrade there it kind of powerful nashville and but in fact you have you have different kind of songs different kind of effort episodes and he is really telling a long story this is really for show the biggest invention in the in the aspect for the for the soul repertoire. and he found it the leap that became the model for all great song cycles of classical and romantic music. france schubert adopted the close connection between piano and singing voice from beethoven. stuff mahler expanded the idea and had the singer accompanied by an orchestra. against. my. 150 years later the idea was picked up in a completely different place in the mid 1960 s. pop music was revolutionized in the hills north of hollywood this is where the 1st concept albums were created shedding pumps teenybopper image and making it into a global $1000000.00 business. hollywood's lights camera action home of the movie industry and also home of some of the most iconic pop songs ever produced. one driving force was brian wils

designs on anyone else the right remedy and legitimate interests neither in the eastern mediterranean nor in any other region however we cannot turn a blind eye on the violation of the rights of our country and the turkish cypriots and to the fact that our interests are being ignored. and as those regional concerns and differences a raised the u.n. secretary general antonio protests is calling for an urgent need for global solidarity in the face of multiple crises facing the vault covered 19 as laid bare the worlds for the. rising inequalities climate catastrophe widening social science all divisions rampant corruption. the pandemic is exploiting these injustices brayed on the most vulnerable and wipe away the progress of decadence for the 1st time in 30 years poverty is rising human development he caters that big lining and we are cleaning off to wreck in achieving the sustainable development goals let's go live now to antipathetic as i said james spaces at the united nations james so heard from donald trump from president on. payroll stood out for you from what we've heard so far. well

the tools of an historian i can uncover stories and connections here that neither the photographer nor the subjects could fully discern. i can know for example that the child whose name gardner didn't record is actually sophie who so and i can know that her uncle will become the prime minister of quebec. i can know the general william as harmony standing with military burning bearing second from the right led an army charge on the dakota village 13 years earlier that resulted in the murder of sophie's half brother. i can know that ironies military raid indirectly led a woman and a french canadian man, to meet enter into a marriage that would allow us close to half a century sophie's parents. i would know that her father is at the moment this picture is being made, employing general sentiment as an attorney to help him get federal compensation for property lost in indian raids. and i can know the general's and more, ostensibly risks misrepresenting the federal government here in negotiating payments to the assembled tribes will get a cut of that money himself if he can divert some of it

washington correspondent jessi to nor reports. >>do we move to the next tale alabama senator richard shelby said the economy is recovering. but 11 million americans are still unemployed, mostly in the travel hospitality and entertainment industries. arkansas senator tom cotton pointed to the airline industry which runs out of billions in covid aid on october 1st he said a flight attendant talk to him on a recent flight she's afraid she's about to lose your job in early october and it would be the first time in her life she had ever gone on unemployment, alabama, senator doug jones asked about one particular demographic on the unemployment line only single moms going to put food on the table how they gonna pay for the necessities. joan stressed, 9 million mostly low income americans still haven't received their $1200 stimulus checks. he asked treasury secretary steven the new chun to extend the october 15 deadline to register nation said he would look into that louisiana senator john kennedy congress could help now by allowing the

nor were there wanton endangerment charges for breonna's black neighbors who had bullets go into their apartment above her. >> breonna taylor's family is set to speak publicly for the first time since the grand jury decision. >>> breaking overnight, a car drove through crowds in hollywood protesting breonna taylor's killing. at least one person was killed in a similar incident involving a truck. police caught up with both drivers. and new video from portland, oregon shows at least two molotov cocktails being thrown as police who declared a riot. this was during wednesday night's demonstrations. >>> we turn now to the coronavirus. several states including texas and washington are seeing a big jump in new cases. dr. anthony fauci is promising to defend government scientists if the political process interferes with the development of a vaccine. it comes as the cdc issues a new fantastic. here's abc's alex preis a. >> reporter: this morning, the cdc warning of a potential uptick in daily coronavirus deaths, now forecasting up to 23,000 deaths in the next three weeks. that would average out

speech as in the papers or as on on on media i can tell you that no country in my country's history nor government has taken such criticism. criticism i don't mind but blatant propaganda against the government like it has happened against us so do you think these accusations are maliciously motivated. please explain. what almost 20 years of my life in england by law what freedom of speech has in england some of the things that have come up in the media against me and my government ministers had that happen and in england we would have claimed millions of dollars of damages unfortunately it's asked the government and the ministers who feel unprotected it's not the media there is not one instance maybe the some journalist we don't even know what the reason was he was picked up for a few hours. in these 2 years it's unheard of what they call intimidation i mean if someone published a fake news against the prime minister and the prime minister then takes them to the court. is that is that intimidation it happens everywhere in the world if if the british prime minister was subjected to the s

from gaining of the bandits riding on a wave of anti establishment feeling a new security nor that prohibits virtually all protest in the city has added to the anti government mood. now this is what some of those protesting at to say. that come up they show you see only if the government cancels the legislative council election the main reason is certainly not to prevent the spread of the current 19 epidemic. i think the hong kong government is trying to suppress the people's right to express their demands the solutions they wish to see and what the future should look like our rights are being abused we ought to have them off. because right now the prototype. is that i did i thought. no we would have to fight for that belief to voice out what we care what we want to talk about. you know i thought today is to keep up the momentum of the resistance because of the coronavirus and other factors they haven't been too many people protesting but we hope to come out to let everyone know we haven't forgotten those who have been arrested and forced into exile not to. do it on the high but we're here t

deal with germany's colonial past in the uk nor drink has an intriguing way of doing this many. museums were taken from countries around the globe in colonial times and there's a constant debate about that ownership well with the help of multan technology has been indulging in what i call a little autistic hack so that everyone has access to stuff. that can be digital technology liberate colonial art collections. is also seat the prices of the transmission of the museum has to go. where this is not beautiful but tell us all to everywhere but it is not by the color. artist nor badri is talking about berlin's noise museum where the ancient egyptian bust of now for t.v. draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year egyptians have been calling for her return for almost a century. in 2015 al badri and fellow artist young nikolai mehlis took the debate to a different dimension they published a 3 d. scam online without permission a challenge to the museum's authority as long as you control not just the physical artifact but also the digital one you kind of control the narrative aro

jesse to nor reports. >>it is incomprehensible. that is certainly there when i do anything about 6.30 days after the death of george floyd at the house pass police reform legislation named in his honor. >>now months later democrats like al lawson and majority whip jim clyburn urging the senate to act this important for us to do something and do it the george floyd justice in policing act bans chokehold and no knock warrants in drug cases. congressman hank johnson stressed it also makes it easier to convict officers in both criminal and civil cases will go a long way towards. >>creating a climate of accountability the bill also incentivizes the use of body and dashboard cameras and improves reporting requirements for police misconduct america is worth fighting for minority whip steve scalise and his republican colleagues rolled out their plan tuesday to retake the house this fall. they didn't mention the democrats bill that passed widely down party lines but did focus on helping law enforcement the wearer on police must and congress