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w. . this is d. w. news coming to you live from hundreds of protesters gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to the credit virus restrictions there some are carrying weapons also coming up germany and else is further steps to ease fits. i'm going to battle says places of worship museums and children's playground will reopen under certain conditions. and we talked to the health workers in india who say they're being forced to risk their lives to treat coronavirus takes years.

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torture me 20 years on t w. this is d w news a live from berlin and george of eleanor's journalists are around the world's in our annual freedom of speech award we highlight the courage and determination of reporters persecuted for exposing the truth about the coronavirus pandemic also coming up on the show. syrians mark ramadan in the last rebel stronghold it live but after years of civil war the failure to maintain social distancing that could set off another disaster. the band of viral hit from a russian techno group inspires people all over the world to dance their way through quarantine. i'm claire richards and welcome to the show we begin by announcing something close to our hearts the joy freedom of speech award each year since 2015 we've been honoring reporters working under often extreme pressure this year the award highlights journalists who have been persecuted for their work on the coronavirus crisis we are only naming 17 but they represent all those journalists bloggers and citizens who have defied

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every year the w. gives out its freedom of speech award this year the award highlights journalist you have been persecuted because of their coverage of the corona virus pandemic here are some of those journalists that we are all ready for their courageous reporting . threatened attacked arrested press freedom was already a contentious and often dangerous issue in countries governed by repressive leaders the corona crisis is giving autocratic regimes a welcome excuse to clamp down even further they using the pandemic also to bring pressure on journalists and we see this in china russia and turkey in iran you see the around the globe so that these countries which i have a very problematic. as you 2 don't press freedom they using this not to. january 2020 these images was secretly shot by chinese citizen journalist fung been inside a hospital in rwanda the epicenter of the pandemic his report stiff of vastly from the image of the country portrayed on state television. a short while ago i saw 3 corpses her

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