bush said she saw an opportunity for unesco to help defeat terrorism. no nation we have learned is immune. we have seen terrorism in the middle east africa and southeast asia. my own country was a target on a terrible september morning two years ago. since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who had dedicated his life to the work of peace and understanding between nations. many of you news sergio well in his honor we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for unesco an institution born of a yearning for peace it survived years of war can now help achieve peace by spreading the values that help defeat terror and lead to a safer and better world. education tolerance respect for all human life and respect for each

the entire island is a unesco world heritage site. perhaps the best way to experience this area is from the water. so why not try your hand at sailing? like chicken present a low cache gum. he went to the lakeside area of zip lincoln to set out on his big adventure. you can rent the boat as an experienced sailor or with a professional on board if you are a beginner like me. with and now the most important thing like life jackets does vast out. yes. women right now. the water is just of 6 degrees celsius. sophie, if something happens and you fall overboard, you'll be so shocked. you might forget to swim. is he could i tell him not a good name. i know, but with a life jacket you're safe. ready to go overboard? probably fine hoyde to day. we'll go from settling and to constance. done that then across towards man's book, it won't cross all of lake lanier upper lay constance and the lower like again. so when we see a small part of lea, constance. yeah. avenue with yes, but you'll see that the small part is actually pretty big. how kate, we

bush said she saw an opportunity for unesco to help defeat terrorism. no nation we have learned is immune. we have seen terrorism in the middle east africa and southeast asia. my own country was a target on a terrible september morning two years ago. since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who had dedicated his life to the work of peace and understanding between nations. many of you news sergio well in his honor we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for unesco an institution born of a yearning for peace it survived years of war can now help achieve peace by spreading the values that help defeat terror and lead to a safer and better world. education tolerance respect for all human life and respect for each

this move not to adopt a decision on a language is an unprecedented or unesco. why? because it's heavily undermines to very basis. so disorganization modeling with ms recognized as a fundamental value of the united nation and an asset for strengthening cultural diversity. international corporation and mutual understanding. so those who locked their decisions primarily western countries, they targeted trust, but they fired back at you unit call and we leave and they don't care about universal mouth that don't corp our initiative to proclaim the day. our cost wanted my $18.00 countries and we are very grateful to that. so by block, in this position, the so called collective where demonstrated to clear disrespect to all these countries and to russian. speaking communities are well over the world, including in their own countries. only germany has 4500000 russian speaking population. since the conflict began, russia has been penalized not only economically, but also culturally national sports teams and athletes have been banned from international tournaments, which in ou

that unesco. could you please share the details with us? oh, press the whole the thank you and hello everybody. first of all, i would like to say that this move not to the decision on a language isn't unprecedented for unit score. why? because it's heavily undermines to very basis of disorganization. martin linguist, ms recognized as a fundamental value of the united nation and an asset for strengths, me, and cultural diversity. international corporation and mutual understanding. it was with these words at their director general audrey actually welcomed our way and needed to find the proclamation all for world russian language date. so those who locked their diseases, primarily western countries, they targeted trust shot, but they fired back at you, eunice, coal, and reading very clearly that they don't care about universal mouth that'll corporation. secondly, you must know that trust them is the largest slavic language. it is spoken in memory continent since today is the 12 so april and the anniversary of the famous gargarian slide. i woul

and it's our work, all of us here at unesco. as a former public schoolteacher and librarian, i believe education is our most urgent priority and should have the first and highest call on our time and resources. education is vital to developing nations and generations. from the moment they're born, our childrens' lives are shaped by the education we provide them. education expands eager young minds. a lack of education stifles and limits them. the chance to learn and to read and write should never be only the privilege of a few, royalty or the rich, the firstborn or sons. education is the birth right of every human being, all the world's sons and all the world's daughters. >> "first ladies: in their own words" continues now on american history tv. it is rare for a first lady to take to the podium in the white house press briefing room, but as she prepared for her daughter's wedding in 2008, that's what laura bush did, a devastating cyclone prompted her to speak publicly about the humanitarian and political polite of the people th

this week, i am in dublin, a unesco - baby! this week, i am in dublin, a unesco city i baby!roduced a host of famous writers from samuel beckett to oscar wilde. but i'm here puzzling over one particular novel that has made the irish capital a must visit destination for any book lover. and i will that this year celebrates its 100th birthday. and that book is ulysses byjamesjoyce. now, even though it's widely regarded as being one of the finest pieces of literature of the 20th century, it's also notoriously difficult to read. now, i've tried, and i must admit, i've failed, too, but i am told that if you invest in it, if you flow with its stream of consciousness, it's extremely rewarding. set over a single day, ulysses follows two characters, leopold bloom and stephen dedalus, on theirjourneys across dublin. today, there are guided tours that follow their footsteps and help readers make sense of it all. this is davy byrne's pub, it's like one of the set pieces in ulysses. bloom goes in there and ends up getting a gorgonzola cheese sandwich — which even now is fairly sort of hip

rajan datar is in dublin, 3 unesco city of literature, celebrating 100 years since the publication of jamesjoyce�*s epic novel ulysses. this week on the travel show, centennial celebrations in a city of stories. the beauty ofjoyce's language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is incredible. how to make your holiday budget travel further. the simplest way to cut costs? don't travel when everybody else is. and closing in on colombo. karolis heads for the finish line. that's it, baby! this week, i'm in dublin, a unesco city of literature that's produced a host of famous writers from samuel beckett to oscar wilde. but i'm here puzzling over one particular novel that's made the irish capital a must—visit destination for any book—lover — a novel that this year celebrates its 100th birthday. and that book is ulysses byjamesjoyce. now, even though it's widely regarded as being one of the finest pieces of literature of the 20th century, it's also notoriously difficult to read. now, i've tried — and i must admit, i've failed, too — but i'm told that if you invest in it, if you flo

the community live in the co who's e b a got national park, a unesco world heritage site. and investigation by the minority rights group has found a deadly 3 year campaign by park gods and soldiers to expel the butler. the but was say, they've been tortured, raped and murdered. the w is, mario miller met some of them. these hills are home to endangered guerrillas. the cow was he began national park as a unesco welled, heritage side funded with public german money. it's a magnet for tourists, even though it's tucked away in the east of the democratic republic of congo. but the park was also home to these villagers about while people, they've allegedly suffered killings, rapes and the burning of their homes. these photos document what looks like a systematic terror campaign. the aim to drive them out of the park. they tell us a rats group says this persecution is indirectly financed by the german government . last november, the village was attacked and the bat were left. they have been scratching a living in this abandoned construction site since then could be be caliber tol

it is prohibited by the convention as well as by regulations , and among the retained pictures by unesco colosseum. karla bruce portrait of the count. guriev. jeanne aguson dominique engrade. marble sculpture winged cupid by antonio canova mosaic table by michelangelo boruri, preliminary insured amount of all works of art 42 million euros in three trucks, objects from the leading museums of russia the hermitage were returned to their homeland by the tretyakov gallery of the pushkin museum of the oriental museum and suburban palaces of st. petersburg, pavlovsk, tsarskoye selo and gatchina, this marble bust was made by a roman sculptor, in whose workshop the future imperial couple maria feodorovna and pavel first visited, just during the grand tour, they traveled by the names of the count and countess of the northern this bust, it was always exhibited in the gatchina palace, because it is directly connected with our first owners. and therefore, we are very much looking forward to his return, and yet finland was aware that we were talking about the return of property russian state museums a

world heritage site and given that japan's borders unesco world heritage site and given thatjapan'ser japanese residents or citizens. the issue is that there were high waves during this trip and the crew ended up sending a distress signal to coastguards warning that their boat was taking on water and had tipped about 33 degrees, though they did say that passengers had life jackets on board. that is the bass but coastguards heard from the crew at that point. thank you for that update. you are watching bbc news. a reminder of the headlines... the ukrainian port city of odesa is struck by russian missiles — killing at least eight people and injuring many more. president zelensky says the us secretary of state will arrive in kyiv on sunday — the highest—level us visit since the war began. a nobel prize winner is set to become the president of east timor for the second time. he declared victory, after preliminary results showed he had secured more than 62% of the vote against the incumbent. mr ramoshorta, who's 72, will be sworn into office on 20 may, the 20th anniversary of east timor�*

izhors, and the oldest the izhorian language, belonging to the finno-ugric group, is included by unescolas of world languages ​​under significant threat of extinction. the owner of the forest, the mistress of the forest, let me into the forest and give me mushrooms and more berries. this young man's name is nikita dyachkov nikita izhor. so it happened that for several years now his name has been associated with renewal among the local population. it would seem irretrievably lost traditions. today nikita has a long-awaited exit. before tomorrow's big event. it was very dangerous place for izhora. as they believed, it was believed that the mistress of the forest and the owner of the forest lived there, so it was necessary to behave in the forest very correctly and always remember that higher powers are watching you. now he is 25. at what age exactly? he accidentally recognized his father, that nikita now doesn’t remember by blood and zhor, but since then something has changed in his life. inside , everything has somehow changed. i can't even say that i knew. i've been here before about wh

and so i thought the algola route has been a unesco willed cultural heritage side since 2008. and we're really proud of that. the entrance to the spiral tunnel is up above and he exit further down. this happens several times along the route. the i, bola valley is always remote, but especially during winter when the past is closed. idealized alpine life almost seems to be reality in the region like here in the swiss village of beg, june. there is no daily rush, just time and quiet. ah stunning scenery. and cow burned an architecture. at times, the good can nearly look to idiolect. ah, ah, the gentle downward glide of the glacier express sits right in front of her. do i try to drive the glacier express especially smoothly so that nothing slides off the table bring lunch with nissan to sold of it? oh, that's a given. it's for sandra. yeah, as long as the train is on time open, if we're allowed to slow down as we passed scenic points with his tongue to give people a chance to take nice photo. some too far. dawson, the photo stumbling policeman. train driving with a personalized to

. sick with my own hands, when flexibility returns to me, i will almost bring the sledgehammer to unesco, after all the monument nestled. well, i like this idea. i, too, will put you in front of the department for the joy of these pigeons a mirror. let me want to look at myself in the monument. buckle up i figured out the scent max used . this is what fits, the maximum is not very good for you. what is this smell? it's the smell of victories from me, caught sewer criminals. and i thought women like it when a man smells of adventure perhaps the best smell for a man is a clean body. i can not arrange, only tomorrow everything. the cleanser is over. this is who did this to you, you, apparently, when they carved it out of cement, not everyone cut it off from you. from a beauty clinic and you were beaten for free, they gave me a light plastic surgery. and this is not the end of mindfulness. i'll take you and throw you to hell. and i'm going to work in the department. by the way, i have already been offered a job as a mannequin. poor better not to say igor in the wild, it is the alpha male who

that's it. with my own hands, when flexibility returns to me, i will bring the sledgehammer almost to unescoame monument nestled. well, i like this idea. i, too, will put you in front of the department for the joy of these pigeons a mirror. let me want to look at myself in the monument. buckle up that way, i'll kill you. i figured out the smell that max used. why did you say that you like it when a man smells like that, but apparently the scent still depends on the owner. this is what suits maximov? not very good for you. and i thought women like it when a man smells of adventure, perhaps the best smell for a man is a clean body. i can’t arrange this today, only tomorrow all the celandine is over. who did this to you? apparently, when there is cement, they carved it, not everything was cut off. this is you they carved, and i stupidly scared these idiots from the beauty clinic and you are great for free, they made me a light plastic surgery. and that's not the end of lemon mindfulness. amazing and even better. i'll take you and throw you to hell. and i'm going to work as a model. by the way,

yes, everyone has already won, that e russia, here is an accelerated procedure in unesco, an accelerated procedure has been read. recognition of borscht as cultural inclusion in the register of cultural values. here is the ukrainian government. this is the minister. whole stated do more. i like more. well, i also love borscht. i even cook it from time to time. no, i'm not ready. well, now i don’t know what to do when the cultural ones will bring it into the cultural heritage of ukraine. they will now take a fine from each borscht or why is it not our russian borscht that is prepared? well, what are they doing now in britain , too, by the way, they started the action. in support of ukraine , it will be very helpful in sweden, or this building was forbidden to perform, they wanted to perform in support of ukraine in sweden, balalaika players support ukraine i i will say that mockery excuse me and then i get the same borscht, and not in european restaurants forbid because the well-known russian dish, of course, yes. they are now on thursday action scheduled 5 pm. on thursday britain will be

unesco in general, here at every step there is something worthy of being included in this list is toake at least the adyghe national dances. i am simply delighted with the adyghe dances. and please tell me how they differ from other caucasian dances. our dances have a very large semantic load. that is, with each dance there is a clear meaning, there are round dances, there are ritual dances. in general, we just never dance this whole. this is a culture, a culture, a dance, not a dance, for the sake of fun, but a dance for the sake of exactly what the people carry in themselves. the main thing is emotions, the meaning of emotions. we are a little more restrained than other peoples of the north caucasus, yes, that is, there are no such very fast and aggressive ones. yes, it ’s clear there when we don’t work very closely with girls. we have one single dance of the lords, where we can take the girl by the hand, where the long arm is specifically for not touching the girl with the hand. in general, our mentality. this is how we behave, how rest should behave in people. uh, how he should c

that leg guard passed nimble to love on about a month and i have a month but it ah, as you know in unesco, they have different diable cities. they have something they called the tentative list of heritage, the tentative men that particularly they want to put it in the units or list, or to be a heritage or you want it. so that's mean they start the process, but that in the process, and this is start in 2005. but i guess i haven't heard any news from that, but i guess they are still in the process because it's take a while for unit school. do they need export the reasons, the motivations why they want to do so? and i think only the environmental issue is a, he's a big deal. you know, is a big issue too because of the leg and to make it go ahead. it's kept in mind. what is your funding year for pray? very often when i walk in is not an entity plan for the select meetings are for the present in my family because the key mark seem very important . why committee here let me see on the part for me to see i think that's followed equally. just a little committee in a crate i need to give in am i l

of the lake is not just enough to put a lake in a tunnel to list of heritage or preservation like unesco, i think more action is needed in terms of preserving the nature like if it, if it, if it would be me like somebody having what are is in the government. i will put like a museum here for the nature for the salt or just kind of think that would be very interesting for them. and then a kind of team that will help the commission because of the lake the ah ah, in the thought i lands oh my mesopotamia, when the 1st settlements formed the cradle of civilization, iraqi people who depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by war and pollution. out of their world reveals how the man may decline and one of history's most famed ancient environments and leaving its peoples struggling to survive. iraq's dying rivers. ah. hello there from north america. as one weather system pushes its way east. we've got another one coming in behind it. much of the weather action however, is going to be in the southeast corner of the u. s. in the days to com

million people came here every year, which put a strain on the site and lead to it almost losing its unescoe status in 2015. but it's come a long way since then, partly thanks to a new director, who's made it his mission to protect the site, while also improving the visitor experience. it has always been a site evolving with the times and so it has always been a site to experiment and to try out new approaches — both for the conservation and for the dialogue with the public — and so this is just continuing. and how do you think this will change the perception of how pompeii used to be? it's really about the vision of the past. it's not only the big families, not only the senators and the ones who got the statues in the forum, and the local authorities, but it's also the slaves and women, who often have — do not appear the same way in the written and official sources, and children, and i mean to see all this complexity of an ancient society, that's really important. the challenge at pompeii is its exposure to the elements and climate change means the site is subject to sudden temperature cha

semenovich 900 in 1988 unesco named it one of the four teachers who determined the way of pedagogicalhinking of the 20th century, anton semyonovich makarenko semyonovich, 1.200 of his father, the personal banker of the king of prussia, was called simon, having moved to russia , a physicist and became boris semyonovich. year in sochi, the family sees off a foreign cruise. it was his semyon semyonovich gorbunkov, 9. the monument to the bull terrier pepsi en in the capital of alaska , june, was installed exactly there during the life of the dog called the official meeting of the city at the station no. on the sadness on the pier quite right. she was very fond of meeting here in the thirties of the last century . for a laugh, right? stakhanov can be quite right stakhanov is now the city of zhukovsky and the rest platform exists to this day. in our century, a number of scientific journals have abandoned the former name for this reason. maybe he supported nazism, not that he supported it, he himself was a nazi, conducted inhuman experiments. in concentration camps, i get minerals for 600. i

everyone has already won, that e russia has begun an accelerated procedure at unesco, an accelerated entering into the register of cultural property, here.

that is why it is also a unesco world heritage site. in addition, this landscape has been spared from mass tourism so far. ah, this is definitely something different. my archive, not only beaches and palm trees. majorca is also mountains. ah ah, for the luke is a popular destination. about $600.00 residents ensure their village is wonderfully preserved. if even received awards and recognition of beauty, most little village for hike was worth it. back in palmer, the environmental protection of my yorker also has a lobby. the g o. b group by the outdoor me to look here is a nature conservation group that takes a critical look at the consequences of tourism. i meet medically that armies in this park and palmer. she's the spokes person for the jewel beat, or thick kreuziger law consequences and you criticize the effect of mass tourism. so as a tourist, am i part of the problem? so bother pro. lemme no nice umbrella. mm hm. no, it's not an individual problem. it's a political problem and one that has to do with the local economic model. afte

arranged competitions on holidays during weddings and large auctions in 2016, unesco inscribed kurezh in the list of the intangible cultural heritage of mankind, noting its impact on strengthening relations between communities based on principles of tolerance, goodwill and solidarity. just don't hurt, okay, and no bruises. i still need to work as a face, which anton privolnov has not tried in his life, while working in the control purchase program, but not belt wrestling. as they say, it's never too late to learn, we officially declare during the filming of the project my universities, not a single anton was injured. where is the largest concentration of real men of course, in the hockey arena, but personally, i think it's unfair in chess , women play with men, but for some reason, hockey no gave inequality propose to create the first mixed team. hockey team of kazan federal university kazan elbartsy a friendly young team of students every year there is a rotation, in connection with the end of training of some players, new members of the men's team come to replace the departed today,

it's the unesco to bias. fed was acoya is a professor of public health and wanted to find out if some of the areas of his lake been affected by minute. pollution from the rivers that feed into this basin are, these are all bulk with a lot in luck with all so what don das, i ship it live fish immune year. buick. them all. dark made gay that they think girl booker bitty beer, full, full. you eat in a region where most people live, i'm just less than $2.00 a day. fish. the best, the most affordable source of protein is relied on as a staple. professor koya collected fish from 4 different areas to be tested. or not they've got it. all the sums on the list to share it up in the session. some unfair examined me of over sub work, the lo, real multimedia ambition, as from stock see, and super apostle saudi. and mark wanted me met some stuff with surgeon sebastian them to a mrs. i is going to operate on ben and jessica to day to repair the cleft pallets be faulted matt, filled in with for this month for mission and not fitting with. sometimes what kidding. foods are coming out from knows it mi

tells me that falconry is more than just a hobby here, it is a way of life, and it is recognised by unescoe. one of the most popular events at marmi sees the falconer and falcons getting in touch with their bedouin past. over a two kilometre distance, each falcon hunts a pigeon, replicating days gone by when falcons were used to hunt for food in the desert. the festival is broadcast to a national tv audience and has impressive prizes, ranging from brand—new cars to huge amounts of prize money. with so much at stake, marmi is a one—stop shop for all your falconry needs, from gps trackers to remote control planes, used to teach your falcons their craft. and it is even a place to train the falconers themselves. with my mouth? yes. 0h. well, so i put my mouth here? yes. wow. yes and the same one by right hand. no, no, no. again. laughter. after the birds retire from competition, they are kept by the falconer or released into the wild to breed, but during their career a top falcon can be worth up toi million qatari riyals, which works out roughly at £200,000. long one, long one. where is the lo

the area where the tree grows is declared by unesco as an organ biosphere reserve . correspondent went to the neighborhood of es suveyera organ evergreen tree, duration, whose life is about 200 years in height. it reaches 15 m on our planet to meet these trees. you can only in two places in mexico and here in the foothills of the atlas. moreover, they grow on stony soil, where nothing else grows in the south-west of morocco, about 2 million organ trees grow on an area of ​​8,000 m². these trees are unique not without reason the local tribes of the berbers. there are their oskklyun dunit, what does the tree of life mean in latin? these trees are called organia spinoza, however, modern inhabitants. morocco, small connoisseurs of latin and scientific terms call them simply the organ tree, which grows by itself for thousands of years, people have not learned how to cultivate it. on the other hand, they learned to protect already grown plants and extract very valuable oil from their fruits every year. in summer, the organ fruits are harvested and brought to small farms, w