why did you leave the moscow patriarch it and join the kyiv patriarchate? —— moscow patriarchate.quiet on the front line. and the petrovic music is playing as he heads off to forward positions. the trenches here mark where the ukrainian forces stopped the pro— russian advancing 2014. a soldier called andre is on duty, he tells the father he is not much of a church—goer. hundreds of miles from the frontline in ukraine's capital, kiev, the experience of war has left its mark on many people ‘s lives. every week, the kyiv patriarchate provides a room for some of those who feel the need to talk. tonight, it is the turn of the group of veterans wise. they have agreed to tell me something of how the war has affected them. i told my little son, he was three years old, i told him that our daddy goes to defend our country because there is war and my son understands it and says "mummy, iam son understands it and says "mummy, i am with you". when this war began, did you think it would be as brutal as it has been and would last for as long as it has. and how conflicted were you then, as a fami

and have independence from any sort of head patriarch now the russian orthodox church has for many years had jurisdiction over here they've had a joint church called the ukrainian all through moscow patriarchate and that's the only officially recognized orthodox church in ukraine but there are factions in the country political. religious have long been pushing for an independent ukrainian shirts indeed president of petro poroshenko of ukraine has been a supporter of that stating this is as important to the country as joining the e.u. and nato. certainly is the most important event from the same serious as our aspiration to join the u.n. nato the association agreement a visa free regime with the e.u. withdrawal from the c.i.s. rejection of the deceptive treaty and friendship with russia etc all this is the basis of our own way of development development of ukraine to talk about divorces so there's going to be a mess you want a simple situation you guys were i mean apart from this main church which is recognized in ukraine there are also two other churches now these broke away from the mai

of course of the constantinople who is considered the most important patriarch of all orthodox leaders has decided to take steps to recognize those independent churches once they unite thus granting them autocephaly and their own jurisdiction that's a decision is very much angered the moscow patriarchate say the least the process of granting autocephaly is artificial imposed from outside does not reflect internal ecclesiastical necessity will not bring real church unity will deepen division and intensify conflicts among the people of ukraine under these conditions the participation of the escapade clergy and laity of the you see in these process is is considered impossible how's the russian orthodox church react to look it's triggered a total breakdown in relations i mean the moscow patriarch has rejected it and they've said they've presided over key of the church since the seventeenth century it's even triggered a schism that means the churches have stopped their corporation and moscow has effectively told their followers not to participate in any weddings communions funerals with tho

this is the key of patriarchates and the ukrainian autocephalous church these claim independence but they have never been recognized officially as official corrugations that's until very recently when the patriarch of constantinople made moves to give them that autonomy independence as well this is very much anger. the moscow patriarch the process of granting autocephaly is artificial imposed from outside does not reflect internal ecclesiastical necessity will not bring real church unity will deepen division and intensify conflicts among the people of ukraine under these conditions the participation of the pesky pait clergy and laity of the you see in these process is is considered impossible and how is the russian orthodox church reacted well this is triggered a total breakdown in relations the moscow patriarchate has rejected this decision they've stated that they have had all thought over the key of corrugation since the seventeenth century and they've even called the schism triggered a schism with constantinople buying their followers from attending any ceremonies any communions

it's for going to total breakdown between the russian church and the concerned local church the patriarch at has rejected this decision they've said they've had authority over the king of the church since about the seventeenth century and they have said that they're triggering a schism with the church they're banning their followers from attending any sort of congregation celebration ceremony with the church of constantin ople quite harsh words coming here let's take a listen the russian orthodox church does not accept these decisions and will not follow them schism is schism and its leaders are the leaders of the schism and the church that accepted the schism excluded itself from the canonical field of decision has been made to drop to full communion with the constantinople patriarchate we cannot be in communication with this church which is in schism. and for those people who just let go to church for the winter what does this mean for them a lot of confusion of course of followers on the ground in all countries it's seen by many this conflict as part of a wider conflict between russia

this is the key of patriarchates and ukrainian autocephalous church these claim independence but they have never been recognized officially as official corrugations that's until very recently when the patriarch of constantinople made. moves to give them that autonomy that independence as well this is very much angered the moscow patriarch the russian orthodox church doesn't accept these decisions and will not follow them schism is schism and its leaders are the leaders of the schism and the church that accepted the schism excluded itself from the economical field it decision has been made to rupture food communion with the constantinople patriarchate we cannot be in communication with this church which is in schism what about the everyday church goers were they in any way be affected or i think it's going to cause a lot of confusion and division i mean this is seen as a wider context as part of that conflict between russia and ukraine east and west those debates over independence and cultural heritage in the bigger picture here tensions have been rising since about twenty fourteen the

they do not have access to patriarchal power which men of many races do or to white supremacy which white women do. so they are cut off from the power structure. so women of color may express that and can be very easy marginalized because it isn't necessarily representative of the power structure because black women have been so successfully cut off. so black women's rage turned into a caricature as the expressor's of rage. . >> "waiting to exhale" with angela bassett? . >> and maxine waters looking over her glasses. and black women expressing their anger other journalists have written also by using black women to do the job to express anger that white women are forbidden so it is perceived as a threat with this monstrosity view of an angry woman that is violently threatening. >>. >> like a satire trying to make the point she has been militarized because the threat that she represented and michelle obama in that case we talk about the way we women have been cut off from power so this is where there view is taken seriously is if you live in the white house. >> maxine waters she says

i think curtin is the patriarchate the patriarchy is putin's whole ideology. so. on international women's day march the eight thousand visits a center for premiere of babies. on this day tough men show their soft side and hand out flowers to women the tradition goes back to the soviet union where female workers were honored on women's day to day the holiday is a mix of mother's day and valentine's day women's rights are not an issue. with. women you build the world with your beauty and vital energy so you warm it with tenderness and your generous hearts so that you provide almost a city of joy and harmony to go to war and. then there is the less innocent portrayal of femininity. the media and the advertising industry rejoice in sexism has seen in this land for a drink and eyes and they stand for an asian restaurant tells viewers who she is from some petersburg but she can do asian style too and satisfy my hunger anytime and anywhere that i can hear the quality of the internet is compared to the size of a woman's breasts internet two g. is like a seventy a cup beca

when isn't getting into nisha there is still a patriarchal mentality most especially in certain positions linked to power and if you. souad up there i him it is the mayor to notice. and the first woman to become mayor of a capital city in the arab world this is caused a small sensation. there are many issues to tackle in tunis for example constant traffic jams and problems with waste collection. and it's not going to be easy for the new mayor but she's determined to prove that she can rise to the challenge. when the fed going. up there i mean is visiting a construction site in tunis is old city. she's come to make sure everything is going to plan. the goal is to give this part of babs wake a make over an attempt to alleviate the traffic jams trying to be in agreement that the mayor has very clear ideas. on about the new and we said that we would create a sidewalk in the middle it was then lamps and that's what i remember. once the work is over the hope is that there will be less traffic congestion. to the. east. but traffic is not the only problem. and i have been came here i wanted to ex

association of everything that has happened to be a threat to the patriarchal order we have seen thosego hand-in-hand. but the places on college campuses that people just tolerate make one - - become important. and then people are running and saying explaining what is happening. and then they say we been trying to tell you this. i got tenure on the basis trying to tell you about the problem. >> why gender studies is so attacked internationally because that supports the place you find solutions. >> i am aware we have the y chromosome club appear but we should look at this. what is the connection between these ideas and rising nationalism? . >> doing some great work on this that there is a fascist in the family one of the co-authors of the personality who looks at the patriarchal family interrelates with authoritarian personality so the idea that the fascist leader is the patriarchal father of the nation is the father of the family when that comes by strength so to make one - - talk about that traditional family and with historical norms one of the first times i met tim he fielded a phon

it's patriarchal and black women fell in line. i came on a women's handbook. i'm excited to balk about it. the first part of the book is them checking the boxes, we believe what these men are saying, right? these are the national roles of women and then part two called, quote, the necessary roles of black women and in it, they're taking out everything na is consider, sexist, patriarchal and arguing that you need every single person in the movement. you need women doing everything they could possibly be doing, right? and what they're doing is kind of balancing their fidelity to the idea of cultural nationalism which i think they believe in and i think has value, have a cultural revolution, but also saying we don't buy it the way you're setting it up and here is our version of it. and i was like, these women are doing it, and they're considered within the most conservative faction than i've got something on my hands to rethink how everybody is doing it. >> since you brought that up. the idea that black women who cared about-- i guess i'm trying not to use woke.

i mean australia is quite a patriarchal society, as advanced as it is, that is just a fact. patriarchalll defence of my country at this point. i think australia is very similar to many countries had a similar stage of development and democracies, which is that we still do not have anywhere near 50% women in parliament, women are not well represented and corporate wards, as ceos, increasingly well represented in the law but not in the news media, still not represented equally and technology. i think we should all of those factors with the world. yes, it is a blokey culture and many of our turns of phrase are sort of mail, mateship, masculine turns of phrase, and never felt mail, mateship, masculine turns of phrase, and neverfelt alienated by any of that and i don't feel alien netted by that now. what took me by surprise was something much more pointed and much sharper. what was that? well, really it was the kind of go to gendered insults, besides outside parliament house saying ditch the witch, meaning me, referring to me as a pitch, the way in which they were pornographic cartoons circu

she concerned about religious persecution in the holy land and will she welcomed the visit of the patriarch of jerusalem? >> i thank my right honorable friends and he will know that this weekend does mark the start of advent, time of expectation and hope for christians and read wednesday when lance work buildings including these houses of parliament will turn scarlett and max solidarity was persecuted christians which i would like to welcome the patriarch of jerusalem for his upcoming visit and i know some israelis could face additional structural challenges particularly christian and muslim israelis who experience higher rates of unemployment and discrimination and we certainly encourage the is really government to uphold equality for all enshrined in its laws but i give my right honorable for the assurance i will work with government and the international community and united nations to support the rights of minorities including christians. >> vince cable. >> in the next 10 days there will be informed debate on government proposals on brexit and various alternatives including an election,

the film takes aim at a patriarchal society that treats women as goods. and. enough time is a harrowing portrayal of what it's like to be young and female in turkey today. one of our next three films was almost never released. a story of tender love between two young women was banned in kenya where it was made and where homosexuality is outlawed we also celebrate the fiercely independent thinker and political theorist tanakh and played by the magnificent up of a look over and directed by mcgovern different hotter but we start with bend it like beckham the comedy was hugely popular for its upbeat take on the life of a daughter of sikh immigrants and her battle to escape tradition. an immigrant indian family in britain and a young girl with a sporting passion. chichi he was touching you but he's handsome know that feeling of a young girl anymore and you showing the world your all star high it was. one of the sisters getting married in traditional indian fashion jess prefers to bend it like david beckham the comedy head from two thousand and two has a clear messa

but will this be enough to find justice in afghanistan's patriarchal society. a thousand girls like me. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. hello we still have plenty of rain in the forecast for the middle east over the next couple days lots of cloud around into eastern parts of iraq pushing into the west of iraq see how that cloud just drives its way down into kuwait and behind that we still got quite a legacy of showers just around the eastern side of the med to syria lebanon jordan more on it with a possibility of seeing somewhat weather over the next day or so the west weather will ease further east was for sunday brunch the skies coming behind for a time more rain next week are suspect showers there still air into eastern parts of iraq we are allowed to face some flooding here and those flooding rains pushing into western areas of iran kuwait also seeing some pretty big downpours from time to time that wet weather also affecting the far north east of saudi arabia right across northern parts of saudi arabia we could see some wet weather over the next coupl

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there's a project in germany called heroes where men can talk about things such as on or about patriarchal structures and admit their weaknesses as it were they also need protected spaces just as women do. dr white as one of the. big german islamic conference is taking place for the fourth time next week you've been invited in the past what is it about. because i must admit that nothing's ever really stuck with mame i've never had an epiphany with regard to this conference. is our conference it certainly has triggered many initiatives there are now theology departments way islam is being taught and studied and reinterpreted there are people interpret in the qur'an from the perspective of gender and equality and that's made a difference. but islam is now being taught in schools as well the discussion about islam in germany has changed and many more muslims are being involved in the debate but. there are also more muslims who can be involved in the day it was not only these are conservative associations exactly there are many people who say that they represent islam but they basically repres

the president's brothers, his sister, his mother, rose, his wife, jackie, and the patriarch himself,eph p. kennedy. >> joe kennedy, who hood been a behind-the-scenes strategist, architect stood up and doffed his top hat to kennedy. and it was a great moment that showed his paternal pride. >> let every nation know whether we should ask well or ill that we shall pay any price to assure the survival and the success of liberty. and so my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> there was just a sense that we could see a different world. >> the or the, is passed to a new generation who were focused on what the future would bring. >> invitations to the inaugural celebrations are the hottest tickets in town. the stars come out in full force for jfk. tony curtis, janet league, gene kelly and frank sinatra. >> one of the things that the kennedys did well was to bring hollywood to washington. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the kennedy administration was the bureaucrat pack '60s. >> jackie actually appeared in a

to my school although with all this most muslim groups don't believe in equality they are highly patriarchal some are actually reaction or anything and that's certainly not interested in islam becoming more liberal or in advancing gender equality that's the best i'm going to dinner for i won't walk in and must rest opinion that's exactly what german islam requires emancipated muslims who are not held back by tradition or the dictates of religion living freely and enjoying equal rights. chats with young women in their peril in a cafe they too want to see an open mind it islam. and for more the german islam conference you can always check out our website that's d.w. dot com and do stay with us because helen i will be with you shortly with our business news. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with six people in a room and. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. learning the german language hit me a lot this gets me it up.

all this most muslim groups don't believe in equality they are highly patriarchal some are actually reactionary and they're certainly not interested in islam becoming more liberal or in advancing gender equality. in a photo called walked in and must rest opinion that's exactly what german islam requires emancipated muslims who are not held back by tradition or the dictates of religion living freely and enjoying equal rights she never must ratchet's with young women in neverland cafe they too want to see an open minded islam. or russia is suffering the worst hiv epidemic in eastern europe and central asia more than a million russians are hiv positive and moscow says it's achieved a ninety eight percent success rate in preventing mother to child transmission but for children with hiv b. the outlook is bleak in the final part of our series on russia's hiv aids epidemic . reports from a children's home in chile a bit where youngsters who were positive live with kids who were negative. it's only morning in about a children's home. it's is the same routine every day. the same medicine the same dose e

with most muslim groups don't believe in equality they are highly patriarchal some are actually reactionary and they're certainly not interested in islam becoming more liberal or in advancing gender equality justice lest i go to dinner for a walk in and must dress opinion that's exactly what german islam requires emancipated muslims who are not held back by tradition or the dictates of religion living freely and enjoying equal rights. chats with young women in their burning café they too want to see an open mind it islam. things are more about the german islam conference on our website that steve w. dot com. russia is suffering the worst h.i.v. epidemic in eastern europe and central asia according to the united nations more than a million russians are living with the virus moscow says it's achieved a ninety eight percent success rate in preventing mother to child transmission but for children with hiv the outlook is bleak in the third and final part of a series of precious hiv aids epidemic t w sure emissions over portsmouth children in chelyabinsk where youngsters who are hiv positive if w

he was always for women's rights and is a patriarch in many ways in his private life. that didn't mak make make impacl for some reformers and radicals in abolitionists. but he was all in on women's suffrage and economic rights and civil rights until the 14th and 15th amendments he has a terrible breakup and susan anthony and cady stanton miss behaved badly in the way they treated douglas with all kinds of racist epithets not just aimed at douglas but aimed at the black man. they didn't want to wait any longer, they wanted women and 15th amendments. but everybody with one eye open understood it never would have passed. but at that point it put us in or you can have your country back. douglas didn't have a choice. it's one of those moments in his life where he has to make decisions and choices about this political issue or that it's often what did they help him buy his freedom and not the abolition? >> two reasons. he spent 1845 to 47 about 18 or 19 months and he's still in his 20s. a huge turning point in his life he gets treated like a hero most of the time and to this