to be recognized by unesco as a will turn to side. they've often been overlooked by many, but there's been increasing appreciation for that environmental value self chris, southwest coastline, is considered to have some of the best title month lights in the world. algebra as robert bride went to the region and has this report now from she and county. it's a distinctive coastal feature of this corner of the korean peninsula. river's rich in sediment flow into the shallow yellow sea producing over thousands of years, expansive stretches of mud. they sustain a remarkable bio diversity with thousands of species, which in turn provides a livelihood for coastal communities. you think it wouldn't, tony's a livelihood depend on preserving the system if these modules like having our farm to work and my boy each tide results in i'll turn it environments full land and see species living side by side. the mud acts as a natural filter to cleanse the ocean. while the abundance of microscopic organisms is reckoned to produce as much oxygen as if the

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mud flats in south korea. she non county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian fly away for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered, and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration, north kept body one, antonio with these much flux, are not an infant 3 sorana. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations. so we can enjoy the benefits they provide to me in the natural benefits the tower enjoyed along the shores and also far beyond them. rob mcbride al jazeera, she and i'm county south korea. chelsea, how busy man says he one nill in all ching english champions. the final in portugal, $14000.00 pounds, watch the game inside the stadium, but many more travelled without much tickets off to create a virus restrictions were relaxed. full rece reports from 40 after year of silence, friends were in full voice again as the hours ticked down to the champion. bleak final chelsea in manchester, city supporters

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mud flats in south korea. she 9 county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian flyway for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered. and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration, north kept body one antonia with these much floods are not an infant resource. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations, so we can enjoy the benefits they provide in the natural benefits the tower enjoyed along the shores. and also far beyond them. robert bride al jazeera, shannon county, south korea ah .

that we've dealt with many times the are you have jumped in many times if you let me jump in but unesco says on point 5 of its may the 2nd 2017 ruling that quote legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by israel the occupying power it says are especially says in particular quote the basic law in jerusalem a null and void and must be rescinded forthwith do you recognize that it's because of your interventions in the are not some mosque compound in east jerusalem that is provoking the reaction from the palestinians who are complaining about do you recognize that i have to confirm and make it clear to your viewers as well. the issue of the temple mount the temple mount the status quo will be kept and held 'd were continue by israel this quarter there's not much i mean my question is is unesco wrong in saying that you and your attempts to enforce the basic law in jerusalem intervene in as you call it temple mount and palestinians call it the locks a mosque compound a null and void do you recognize that yes or no my answer i will answer you and my answer is that the israeli

grand ensemble of 5 museums on the island was in dire need of redevelopment but also on the list of unesco world heritage sites. there was no other way but to renovate modernize recreate and rearrange the museum island turned into a major construction site with laman increasingly becoming the main architect for the country's cultural landscape. in 99 the museum directors all agreed on the master plan for the museum island which is still in effect today with airbus order so yes surely that's also been my influence as a suitor that he could construct the noice mozambique salmon alter not so nagasaki according to schedule without stretching our budget on the noise museum is the heart of this big scale renovation project during the 2nd world war it had been damaged and parts of it was destroyed architects david chipperfield reconstructed the museum show pieces the so-called nubian room decorated with my teeth romantic. architect to the pression king in the mid 19th century. lehmann would show this room to every person he was hoping to win over the support. because it's a beautiful room the pro

indonesia occur after the devastating 2004 tsunami 2 huge tsunami specialists were commissioned by unesco and the indonesian authorities to investigate cost us in the lockers of the university of southern california and herman fritz of the georgia institute of technology have arrived to conduct field research. quite impressive to see the devastation. there now 3 weeks after their end. everything callously writes important as quickly as possible or at least once the emergency is over because our borders in this area already saw a lot of evidence of the very last. the researches will be combing the debris for traces of the wave time is of the essence cleanup operations have already arranged valuable evidence and the monsoon rains a jew to start soon. working as a tsunami scientist is very much like being a detective on a privacy there's that multiple murders take place. you really have to piece like. this sequence of events. they did tsunami hued 1st and this made the houses collapse or where they collapsed because of the earthquake in this room from the system what were the people doing wh

in indonesia occur after the devastating 2004 tsunami 2 tsunami specialists were commissioned by unesco in the indonesian authorities to investigate cost us in our lockers at the university of southern california and herman fritz of the georgia institute of technology have arrived to conduct field research. quite impressive to see the devastation. there now 3 weeks after their end. everything can i say right important to come up as quickly as possible or at least once to emergencies over because our borders in this area already so a lot of evidence is very lost. the researches will be combing the debris for traces of the wave time is of the essence cleanup operations have already arranged valuable evidence and the monsoon rains a jew to start soon. working as a tsunami scientist is very much like being a detective on a crime scene there's that multiple murders have taken place. and you really have to piece like in the bottle this sequence of events they've been tsunami hit 1st and this made the houses collapsed or where they collapsed because of the earthquake or tsunami from this the w

unesco says lack, indigenous, jewish, and arab female journalists experience the highest rates and most severe impacts of online violence. a reporter explains the abuse she has received as a black female journalists. reporter: when the refugees started arriving and we started interviewing them, stories of people being shot in the streets and aerial bombardment, those were stories they were telling us and i received lots of negative comments on twitter and facebook, sometimes in my personal email inbox. these are things that you get people who are against them in ethiopia and the attempt is very clear -- it seems they try to smear you or shake your confidence in yourself and the way you report and that affects how you interview people and talk to them, listen to their stories and portray their stories. it tends to affect self-confidence in a person, especially as a woman covering conflict areas. the people who are attacking me online do not have the capacity to attack me in person. so i see an increase of sexual violence threats or misogynist comments, such as being a female, you would k

surely it's time to use the money unesco is spending for humanitarian needs, get that done first, disbandhe you and peacekeeping force, get a state of siege in and provide security. security needs to come first, surely. >> the congolese government has -- the african union also has a role to play. the u enforces, have never been in operation that has been successful. starting in 2012, when you have african nations coming together, tanzania sending troops, these forces are under the umbrella of the united nations. right now we see the congolese government has a military agreement with the rebel forces. all these military solutions are wearing the people in the east. there have been massacres for decades in that region. it's essential while were talking about governors and drc, the president of congo, while were discussing if his government can actually live. in 2018, the people did not vote. the reason the government did not allow them to vote is because they say there was no security in the cities. these people for decades have suffered tremendously. they have a particular worry. their num

costly renovation of entire districts for charger was named cultural capital of the arab world by unesco heritage sites have been restored and can once again be admired. like these historic when towers the alcohol is prohibited here. the focus is on islamic cultural heritage, individual tourism that's helped it become more resilient against global crises, like the cove in 1900 pandemic. and that reduces resource consumption ah, the advent of tourism. and sienna funny came just a few years ago before that it was exclusively a nature reserve. it doesn't rely on income from tourism to drop and visitors isn't an existential threat. like with other wildlife part ah, really be telling the reader the nature of the ones we have the historical background because it gets subsidized like through and that will be united arab emirates that was converted afterwards to hold that. oh, and the desert island is located 8 kilometers off the mainland to the emery of abu dhabi. it's 180 kilometers from the capital aah! due to the low number of visitors, the animals are hardly disturbed. so it's possible to o

for that charger was named cultural capital of the arab world by unesco heritage sites have been restored and can once again be admire like these historic wind towers the alcohol is prohibited here. the focus is on his alarm and cultural heritage and individual tourism that's helped to become more resilient against global crises, like the cobra, 1900 pandemic and that reduces resource consumption ah, the advent of tourism. i see a funny asking just a few years ago before that it was exclusively a nature reserve. it doesn't rely on income from to rhythm. so a drop in visitors isn't that texas central threat? like with other wildlife part? ah, really meaning telling the read the nature we happen to just by the historical background before they get out of shape like through a little be and i said that was cool versus afterwards. ready to hold that, oh, and the desert island is located 8 kilometers off the mainland of the emory of abu dhabi. it's 180 kilometers from the capital aah! due to the low number of visitors, the animals are hardly disturbed. so it's possible to observe them close up

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mudflats in south korea . she non county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian flyway for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered. and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration, north kept body one, antonio with these much flux, are not an infant 3 sorana. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations. so we can enjoy the benefits they provide in the natural benefits the tower enjoyed along the shores and also far beyond them. rob mcbride al jazeera, she and i'm county south korea. time for his joke folly. thank you very much. the big day is finally here, man, just the city play chelsea in the you're way for champions. the final city herbs. when the competition for the 1st time, while chelsea were last crowned european champions back in 2012 thousands of english football fans or in portugal to watch the game with or without tickets and pool. reese joins now live from porto pole fil a few hours to g

ah, it, it's part of the hoax book historic water management system and is a unesco world heritage site. ah, the ensemble of towers and warehouses has to play drinking water to the people of ox book for almost 500 years. ah, paddle wheels over the canal help transport the water up into the towers from there, the fountains of the city were supplied with fresh water. ah, in today only the structures and the plants remain. but if the bus vac, i'm up last on the lake you river, you get an idea of how the people of oaks book use their wealth of water later in the 1900 century to prevent recurring. if the damage such as color up a new water works, what's built in 878. this allow the households to be supplied with clean drinking water directly via pipes. at the time this state of the art technology caused a sensation throughout europe. the money, here's what we saw it. if you look at how or native this the floor is. so shaking. so it doesn't look industrial. i think it was made to please the eyes as you can from the raw time doors or the tourette's floor made of fine italian marble plains, 140

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ah, it's part of ox books, historic water management system and is a unesco world heritage site ah, the ensemble of towers and well how is this has to play drinking water to the people of ox book for almost 500 years. the paddle wheels over the canal help transport the water up into the towers. from there, the fountain in the city were supplied with fresh water. ah, in today only the structures and the plants remain all but if the bus vac i'm up last on the lake you river, you get an idea of how the people of ox book use their wealth of water later in the 1900 century. to prevent recurring epidemics, such as color up a new was works was built in 878. this allow the households to be supplied with clean drinking water directly via pipes time this state of the art technology caused a sensation throughout europe. and here's what we saw it. if you look at how or native this the floor is. so shaking. so it doesn't look industrial. but i think it was made to please the eyes. as you can see from the ra time doors, tourette's of floor made a fine italian marble plains, 140 years old. not everyon

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mudflats in south korea . she non county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian flyway for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered. and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration. north kept body one, antonio with these much flux, are not an infant 3 sorana. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations, so we can enjoy the benefits they provide in the natural benefits the tower enjoyed along the shores and also far beyond them. robert bride al jazeera, she and i'm county south korea. and force has jo holly thank you very much. crickets indian premier league will be moved to the united arab emirates of being suspended because the corridor virus pandemic, the world's richest cricket torment, was only half finished when it was halted on may. the 4th after a number of players team official court virus despite being in bio secure bubbles. the board of control for cricket in india who are in charge of the

what follows from that even though it was unesco world heritage site in 1991 the city was attacked by serbian and montenegrin forces you don't but the walls remained standing until today when all. the levels of a normally they would be thousands of people up here at this time of year when about because of the corona crisis there are no simply fewer tourists this year than last but that we locals don't think it's all that bad so now we have the place all to ourselves. did i buy the best beer to brought in it is from a own manton service up there you can walk up and go you can take the cable car i'd suggest we take the cable car today because it's so hot so banff on balance there are highs. isn't that amazing you can see everything from up here local island the village of soft touch and the airport behind me we can see all of the prof nick it's a magnificent view. so you're going to be done now we're back down in the old city behind me is the main entrance to the old town the political elite come on come from it. saw the front and now we're on to proper next main street and it's most fa

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person organization or institution that makes an outstanding contribution to press freedom this year's unesco world press freedom prize goes to maria ressa an investigative journalist and co-founder of route player in the philippines she joins us on skype from manila maria great to talk to you again welcome back to the news hour here on al-jazeera do you feel like an example to journalists around the world because the statement that goes with your award says that's what you are. it's daunting. you know peter i think i just try to update every day as it comes and do one trade and try to the other but i think one of the things we have seen you know you talked about online attacks these aren't just online attacks it's it's the same whether it's in the philippines or any other democracy around the world these are exponential attacks on social media followed by top down and legal attacks or lawfare or some people say so i don't know that's emblematic that's certainly what the nasco said all i know is it's so much harder to do our jobs today than it has ever been in business my 35th year it's as a

the natural area, just the stones throw away from catheters, historic city center, unesco world heritage, and now placed the great tensions citizens are protesting against the planned open cast mind. the hosting a bit is, is part of the big initiative that organizes the protest. no, my worst thing is that they will destroy a green space, which is the lung of costs or is because it is very close to the city. in reality, there are people who say it's 1.5 kilometers away from the center, but the water purification plant starts only 300 meters away. it's here and this is where they want to make the whole bar. barrick houses are not far and it's very close to the population of the citizens. so worried that the extraction of lithium could contaminate the air and the ground water the mainly australian own mining company, presentable, futuristic approach in their corporate video. and mining lithium in europe is also key part of the use strategy to make batteries for electric cars. the move away from fossil fuels and to push for independent from resources overseas for the company open cost mine i

truth doesn't die to mark this world press freedom day the international center for journalists and unesco have released a new report on violence against women journalists intitled the chilling 75 percent of female report say they have experienced online violence online but definitely not virtual abuse that begins on social media often morphs into threats of rape and murder in the last decade the number of attacks has increased exponentially fueled by viral just information campaigns in societies where the politics of the extreme are more and more mainstream women journalists are often left with no choice but to day are the danger and that definitely describes this year's recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech award her name is to. she is an investigative journalist from nigeria in a moment show joining me but 1st a look at her life and career and the price she had to pay for shining light into the darkness. a few things excite to pony of 40 more than finding a good story. of fame is hiring. the red. line to. draw a line in a good trade in a mail thank you out. of worry has been speaking

year at moscow for natural area, just a stone's throw away from. catherine is historic city center unesco world heritage . and now placed great tensions citizens are protesting against the planned open cast mind. the who seen a bit is, is part of the big initiative that organizes the protest. no must follow the worst thing is that they will destroy a green space, which is the lung of cancer. it because it is very close to the city. in reality, there are people who say it's 1.5 kilometers away from the center, but the water purification plant starts only 300 meters away. it's here and this is where they want to make the whole bar. barrick houses are not far and it's very close to the population the citizens are worried that the extraction of lithium could contaminate the air and the ground water. the mainly australian own mining company presents a more futuristic approach in their corporate video and mining lithium in europe is also a key part of the use strategy to make batteries for electric cost that move away from fossil fuels and to push for independence from resources overseas for th

have religious conflict through to changing the names of the parts and areas as they are kept at unesco. mr president. almighty has based his mercy on os and to be the guardians of the palestine the guardians of tourism but at the same time wanted to tell us that we will resist till the last day at the same time we are facing a long term occupation that is the base of the problems the crimes are committed against the palestinians without punishment. the crimes are continued against the palestinian people. with remuneration from different parties we need to continue our efforts on the political and legal levels to form an international front to face their israeli aggression israeli is collation would have to go to the united nations we need to go to the school to counsel we need to go to the council of human rights council and the international colter in order to. prove that israel is wrong the occupation regime is wrong and we need to impose sanctions economic sanctions and political sanctions on israel and its allies saying. we need to the implementation of the united nations resolutio

truth doesn't die to mark this world press freedom day the international center for journalists and unesco have released a new report on violence against women journalists intitled the chilling 75 percent of female reporters say they have experienced online violence online but definitely not virtual abuse that begins on social media often morphs into threats of rape and murder in the last decade the number of attacks has increased exponentially fueled by viral dissin from asian campaigns in societies where the politics of the extreme are more and more mainstream women journalists are often left with no choice but to day are the danger and that definitely describes this year's recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech award her name is to that she is an investigative journalist from nigeria in a moment show joining me but 1st a look at her life and career and the price she had to pay for shining light into the darkness. a few things excite 40 more than finding a good story. of fame is tiring. the red. line to. draw a line in a good thread in a male sexual gun. of warre has been speaking out a

truth doesn't die to mark this world press freedom day the international center for journalists and unesco have released a new report on violence against women journalists intitled the chilling 75 percent of female reporters say they have experienced online violence online but definitely not virtual abuse that begins on social media often morphs into threats of rape and murder in the last decade the number of attacks has increased exponentially fueled by viral dissin from ancient campaigns in societies where the politics of the extreme are more and more mainstream women journalists are often left with no choice but to day are the danger and that definitely describes this year's recipient of the d.w. freedom of speech award her name is to. she is an investigative journalist from nigeria in a moment show joint view but 1st a look at her life and career and the price she had to pay for shining light into the darkness. a few things excite to portray a 41 more than finding a good story. out of thin eve conquering 8 the red. wine through through our law in a good trade in a mail thank you out. o

a more low tech solution is here in a unesco wetland near the city of christian start. for this wetland means we hold water on land for longer before it reaches the sea so the vegetation can absorb fertiliser and pollutants and prevent algae blooms in the baltic so it's one part of the puzzle in preventing dead zones. some hope emerged last month in the indian ocean where ecologists found a sea grass meadow the size of switzerland a vital site of carbon capture and supporting thousands of marine species but with evidence that areas like this are receding it may not be enough to mitigate the ever increasing loss of oxygen from the world's oceans a number that stands at 77000000000 tonnes of o 2 in just 70 years paul reese al-jazeera on the baltic coast of sweden. is there with me so rob a reminder of all top stories israel has lost 150 years drawing 7 goals of that intense noise of raids a girl.

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mudflats in south korea. she non county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian fly away for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered. and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration, north kept body one, antonio with these much floods are not an infant resource. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations. so we can enjoy the benefits they provide to me in the natural benefits that are enjoyed along the shores and also far beyond them. rob mcbride al jazeera, she and i'm county south korea. ah, this is all just there are, these are the top stories. molly's new entering president has been invited to an emergency meeting, being held by west african leaders to discuss the country's political crisis. the constitutional court named colonel as see me going to as a country leader days after he led a military crew that goes high cause more from molly's capitol by mccomb. he will absolutely attend this, this

allison that i'm just the south korea is pushing for its title muslims to be recognized by unesco as well as heritage side. they've often been overlooked by many, but there's been increasing appreciation for the environmental value out there as well. mcbride went to that region and has this report for us from chatam county. it's a distinctive coastal feature of this corner of the korean peninsula. river's rich in sediment flow into the shallow yellow sea, producing over thousands of years, expansive stretches of mud. they sustain a remarkable bio diversity with thousands of species, which in turn provides a livelihood for coastal communities. you think it wouldn't, tony, a livelihood depend on preserving the system at these monte? let's like having our own farm to work and each tide results in. i'll turn that environments full land and see species living side by side. the mud acts as a natural filter to cleanse the ocean. while the abundance of microscopic organisms is reckoned to produce as much oxygen as if the same area was planted with trees compared to other coastal environments

of female journalists do experience harris meant threats and abuse while doing their jobs this is unesco gear macondo world press freedom prize went to maria ressa an investigative journalist and co-founder of rappler in the philippines she says if technology can be used to target reporters like her it can also help solve the problems they face we were we are we remain facebook's fact checking partner in the philippines we actually have the data of the information system in the philippines so we have the networks we know the receipt of based networks that are there i like thinking about them as terrorist networks that's actually what the 2 of the attacks against me for example when we actually did run them n.l.p. 60 percent were staring down my credibility 40 percent were attacking me in a visceral manner that was meant to. to pound me to silence to humanize me so it allows that that i can the networks are very clear unlike say saudi arabia or iran where blocks are you russia the russian this information networks here in the philippines the networks are actually real people or at the ver

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mud flats in south korea. she non county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian fly away for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered, and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration. north body . one antonio was in these much floods are not an infant resource. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations. so we can enjoy the benefits they provide to me in the natural benefits the tower enjoyed along the shores and also far beyond them. rob mcbride, al jazeera, shannon county, south korea, ah, check main stories now. west african leaders are scrambling to respond to the political crisis. and molly, after the colonel behind a military code this week was named the new interim president. assuming boys had takes over from bond and door who was arrested and then released on thursday only after he agreed to resign. now kind of going to says elections will take place next year will attend to meeting of the r

costly renovation of entire district for that charger was named cultural capital of the arab world by unesco heritage sites have been restored and can once again be admired. like these historic wind towers the alcohol is prohibited here. the focus is on his alarm and cultural heritage and individual tourism that's helped to become more resilient against global crises like the cove in 1900 pandemic and that reduces resource consumption ah, the advent of tourism, i see it funny came just a few years ago before that, it was exclusively a nature reserve it doesn't rely on income from to rhythm. so a drop in visitors isn't that texas central threats, like with other wildlife parts. ah, really meaning what? telling the way the metro and we have the historical background before they get out of check that i live through and it'll be and i said the school verse afterwards. ready to the whole thing. oh, the desert island is located 8 kilometers off the mainland of the emerett of abu dhabi. it's 180 kilometers from the capital aah! due to the low number of visitors, the animals are hardly disturbed. so

now the musical form called mourner has been recognized by unesco as a cultural heritage since 2090 the region native in cape verde in the 18th century and spread around the world. because he had to travel to the island of salvage and to see how the general has come to symbolize a longing of the motherland. it is a song written by a woman who lived most of her life in poverty abandoned by her mother as a child at the age of 16 she sang in bars for passing sailors on the island of saudi sente the sole woman in a band of men zahra evora performed barefoot cigarette in hand only attaining fame after recording her 1st album at the age of $47.00 she sang about longing home. abandonment and this feeling of not belonging it's called morna musicals are taught in schools and came 3rd and celebrated across the world so that was the last was on the hill of the land when i sing more now i think of my house living in portugal meanest singing together i can't explain it to you though when i am singing i miss and remember at the same time what i can do this thing out of love and last. morning is more

a fact that would be conferred with unesco recognition with the largest mud flats in south korea. she non county is pushing hardest for inclusion on the world heritage list. this area lies along the east asian flyway for my great re water bird species. some of them endangered, and it's teeming with new arrivals right now on their summer migration, north kept body one, antonio was in these much less or not an infant resource. our focus should be to preserve them for future generations. so we can enjoy the benefits they provide to me in the natural benefits the tower enjoyed along the shores and also far beyond them. rob mcbride al jazeera, she and i'm county south korea. ah, look at the main stories now and leaders in west africa scrambling to respond to the political crisis in molly officer, colonel, behind a military coup this week was named the new interim president. i see me going to take so from bon adore, who was arrested and then released on.