summit, and the various agreements with south korea. and i think the trajectory right now is still of a notion that there is progress on those issues, but with human rights and other issues being sidelined. so i think on mileposts, i'm not sure that we are going to see issues like this. i think the, if anything, japan still, you know, is raising the human rights issue, as greg has pointed out, as has australia. and i think that's where the pressure still has to be coming from the outside on those things. i would also highlight the fact that maximum pressure, which included sec toral sanctions on things like coal and fisheries and textiles, would seem pretty benign on the surface, but they require forced labor, labor from the prison camps, and those things are, those are fungible profits that can be diverted and have been diverted to regime priorities on the nuclear weapons program. and we'll see how much of that maximum pressure on those sectoral sanctions, and implementing those sanctions are going to be implemented and strengthened ov

than south korea. that's kind of a flippant remark, but, you know, we do have a responsibility as well. when you look towards unification, if you can speculate, you know, that if south korea doesn't focus on unification -- or on human rights, when unification occurs, what do you think the impact will be on the korean people living in the north? if no one has really tried to protect their human rights? do you think that will have an impact? and i know that's speculation, but i think it's worth, worth thinking about. >> yeah, definitely. so for many years now i've been wanting to write a paper that specifically talks about both humanitarian and human rights engagement and especially contingency planning which is a very sensitive subject both in south korea and then even here in the u.s. to some exe tempt. extent. and i have been amazed in conversations with various folks that repeatly i've been told that there isn't any major plan on humanitarian issues and on human rights engagement when it comes to the

korea as if all those the last months a landmark ruling by south korea's top court ordered another japanese company to compensate south koreans for the same reason now japan's foreign minister was quick to respond on thursday calling the court's decision extremely regrettable and totally unacceptable and he also said that it quote fundamentally overturns a legal basis for friendly tines between japan and south korea i mean to be she also commented calling the court's decision deeply regrettable now tensions between the two countries will escalate south korean government said that they stand with the court's decision well japan says that the south koreans rights to get compensation was terminated when the two countries signed a treaty back in one thousand nine hundred sixty five to dorm allies diplomatic relations. weather next but still ahead on al-jazeera we'll tell you about the new deal that's given feet in india and pakistan plenty to celebrate. i'm sure one can politicians about it on whether to ban the expensive of the disputed prime minister . once again if i were to say that normal

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using jiang al-jazeera and south korea and that's all your support for now more later. thank you very much don the film world is mourning the loss of an italian master. works and him cinemas highest accolades. at the age of seventy seven. looks back on his life. from his directorial debut at age twenty one in the grim reaper. to his final cinematic offering in me and. he's bold vision created drama that captivated the audience is the world over his commercial successes won him a star on hollywood's walk of fame lauded as a luminary of european cinema. who created dazzling complex worlds. such as the last emperor a biopic of the chinese emperor of. the first western feature fields again commissioned to shoot beijing's forbid in the city it won him nine academy awards in one nine hundred eighty eight oh oh. while he worked with a list american and international stars but he was fiercely protective of his own filmmaking style he railed against what he said was the pressure of the u.s. film industry and drove his critical successes but also fell foul of film senses for his

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both the us and south korea have already cancelled large—scale the us and south korea have already cancelled la rge—scale combined military exercises, one that was scheduled for december as well. so i think south korea is trying to paint itself to the us, principally, is not an excessively appeasement prone party. the us has right now some misgivings about south korea's intention to resume the very generous kind of schemes, the unilateral aid that we have seen in the past when south korea was pouring into north korea's state coffers almost a year for many years the past. let's talk about the state of affairs, if we can, at the moment. they are complicated but we heard from mike pompeo earlier saying he was optimistic about negotiation of the talk resuming again. in your assessment, we're are we now after those historic moment with donald trump and kimjong—un in singapore in june to with donald trump and kimjong—un in singapore injune to be state of the affair is now question, ? singapore injune to be state of the affair is now question,? we are where we were in late 2000 when the fathe

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both the us and south korea have already cancelled large—scale combined military exercises, one that was scheduled for december as well. so i think south korea is trying to paint itself to the us, principally, as not an excessively appeasement—prone party. the us has right now some misgivings about south korea's intention to resume the very generous kind of schemes, the unilateral aid that we have seen in the past when south korea was pouring into north korea's state coffers almost ever year for many years in the past. let's talk about the state of affairs, if we can, at the moment. they are complicated, but we heard from mike pompeo earlier saying he was optimistic about negotiation of the talk resuming again. in your assessment, we're are we now after those historic moment with donald trump and kimjong—un in singapore injune, what the state of the affair is now? we are where we were in late 2000 when the father of kim jong—un, upon inheriting power in 1994 and refusing to meet with a single world leader for the next six years, all of a sudden in 2000 changed his tune, went to

al jazeera and south korea time for all the sports news with her during thank you so much south american football bosses will meet on choose state to decide whether when or if the second leg of the couple british tourists final can take place the game between argentinian teams river plate and rockets in years was postponed for a second time on sunday this is the continent's most important club football competition and for the first time ever these fearsome one osiris rivals are meeting in the final the first like bocas stadium finished in a two two draw the return game at river plate's ground was set to take place on saturday but was postponed after an attack on the boca team bus on sunday the match was delayed again when organizers set the conditions bokeh were demanding couldn't be guaranteed daniel swire reports from buenos aires. this time the argentine or thought he's got the security right controlling the situation that the previous day had spiraled out of control. the pocket to news team bus attacked and players injured running battles between police and ferns and violence inside

ticks to influence economics for instance when north korea and south korea took the u.s. defense missile system they punish south korean companies china did japan had travel companies punished and so it goes on and on and on if you don't act politically the way china wants you to they could just you know tighten the screws so that's another reason they're looking for alternatives these countries and steve just real briefly do you think things are going to get better or worse in the near for say the end of the year on the u.s. try to china tensions well i think there's one more round of talks coming up and that's going to be key if they if they break off and go away and and both parties leave and there's no progress it's not going to be good now the reports the other day on the chinese economy faltering that might influence china a little bit maybe tramples see that you know things are turning around here after a defeat he doesn't want to risk going into the next congress with a bad economic situation made worse with china so he may bend a little bit i'm kind of optimistic

during world war two it's the second shooting in south korea in as many months talking criticize the verdict saying the question of reparations stemming from wartime transgressions was settled when the two countries reestablish diplomatic relations in the one nine hundred sixty s. for missile base she must apologize and compensate the victims this banner raids and south korea's highest court agrees with at least some of the victims of forced labor from japan's wartime occupation of the korean peninsula it's ordered the kamani factual to compensate ten south koreans who had been forced to provide labor for the company but almost eighty years after the end of the war some justice has come to light. but also very sad today. it would have been great if any one of the five deceased victims could see this result but all five of them passed away and only way their children are here to accept this verdict so it's very sad. but japan has been on the moved by the verdict tokyo has called on south korea to reverse it warning it could take quote counter measures to protect its own economic inter

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yemeni asylum seekers who a number of them went went to south korea what happened there in june is that they removed yemen from the list of countries that allowed. free access to the island of jeju in south korea how do you square that with the with the responsibility that the international community as you say has to them that's what proves exactly what i said there be enough support to avert the crisis that's happening in yemen today financially and otherwise. the spread of. diseases in yemen we would not have had this migration out and far beyond continents across continents to to a place like south korea there are many displaced people from the middle east who tell us that going to other arab countries is not an option for them because in many of these countries they're likely to face more repression. and hostility from people any refugees arriving in egypt from syria for example have been met with suspicion discrimination violence we've heard lots of stories and i'm sure your graduation is heard the same so europe is still a more attractive option for them what's being done to addr

and south korea orders japan to pay significant damages to steel workers who were caught worst into forced labor during the second world war we look at what's a reigniting the country's future. it's a tall care mosque and you're watching all t. international live from all studio with me david judah welcome to the program. in a move being described as the toughest sanctions regime ever the trumpet ministration has announced the renewal of both new and old penalties on iran due to come into force on monday eagle has more on the implications. while a picture that trump tweeted after the statement on sanctions says it all really iran is entering a world of trouble in the mind of the u.s. president so what will happen on monday everything that was achieved under the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal will be no more piling on top of penalties imposed additionally by the trumpet ministration there were nineteen rounds of those a lot of diplomatic achievement has been torn down by this back in twenty fifteen the so-called p five plus one bloc of countries agreed to open global oil markets for iran'

predominantly offices in asia and south korea japan china and we have had some experience with trying to establish a commodity production in germany with a photo tyke solar photovoltaic cells and that was that it not play only well and now it's all they called the news that were heavily subsidized then quiet by asian competitors and so that. miserably failed so in that respect i would say trying to get into a commodity market is something different than for example trying to build a complex airplane like this with a national champion or european champion. and so i would say it is not necessary to . put a lot of money into this pot and especially i mean this is a real push by the government also on the level to bring electric battery sales production into europe and into germany is that why it is that right well we would like to have a bit more money being spent on innovation d.-u. is already very good in. r. and d. but there are other technologies that are looming for example solid state batteries which have a high energy density it means a longer range which are safe than the current

korea. and japan who are two of those eight jurisdictions as they're called here who get a waiver now the money they those jurisdictions make through those waivers with iran has to be has to be or iran makes through those waivers has to be deposited on the specific bank accounts which also only can be used for humanitarian aid and humanitarian trades that's a very very important distinction however though you see there's equal it's not always equal there are eight countries now so really one is japan and the other one is south korea and there sure are others who are still having trading rights and will remain trading rights with iran for the oil and see where this goes stuff in saban's in washington thank you. two journalists and then modulating connection with their reporting of the range of crisis are expected to file appeals this week in a trial that attracted condemnation from around the world reuters reports as well and cho so who was sentenced to seven years in prison when investigatin

they're moving to south korea. they're making decisions that china no longer with its inflation, and unfair practices the preferred place to be. with those decisions resonating with slower growth for main mainland china niece if you will, it will have pressure. the chinese act like they have forever. the fact the economy is slowing down. they have people tired of hearing about delayed promises. cheryl: we are looking forward to hearing from you in this new role. you're too young to retire but we want to say congratulations on the new gig. >> thank you. cheryl: we'll look forward to that in january. >> thanks so much. connell: the market looking for any little hint of optimism to come out of argentina to turn things around. setting the stage for 2020, forget 2018. democratic leaders are pushing forward as potential contenders to take on president trump. would a new leader put the economy at risk? mark later, a trump 2020 advisory board member. final senate race of 2018. the democrats trying to flip this republican s

in south korea. december two thousand and eleven south korea's channel a launches a new program. and also hybrid. talks and i wanted. to get the time and show what i wanted on. the. parts beauty contest. the only prerequisite contest had to be defectors from north korea. who told me that. there's never been a program about north korea before north korea was only ever seen through the news which kept talking about nuclear issues the north korean army how poor north korea knows that wasn't the. the first time now my way to meet you showed the real story of how north korean people live their culture they want to. know whatever little. it has helped break down prejudices i think the program prepares us for unification though maybe one day but. it was the beginning of a trend south korean channels eager to find a different lens through which to present north korea could finally break away from the usual portrayal so funny and human rights abuses. and adds an element of entertainment. the question of whether they break down prejudices or ian for some is difficult in fact the matter is

shannon: it was canceled by north korea. >> we have no inventory of south korea's nuclear weapons nor do we have a timetable for their destruction. what appears to be happening is north korea is trying to wait us out, they know the sanctions regime is very fragile, we depend on russia and china, breaking the sanctions and south korea which is interested in more economic collaboration with north korea and they are hoping they don't have to give up much on the path to denuclearization in return to economic benefit. that is what kim jong un is all about. heather: their cooperation with the sanctions, we do have competing interests with various countries but we need them in order for this to work, if the world will see north korea restrained in any way. >> this is the diplomatic challenge for mike pompeo and i'm glad he is the one leading the way with his team, envoy from north korea, who is very exceptional talent as well in this area but that is the challenge. mike pompeo has to convince south korea to stay the course, to pressure china and russia to the extent we can. north korea is ex

south korea has been pursuing incremental gains in its attepts to improve relations with the north, south korean officials have started to dismantle the country's largest dog slaughterhouse complex. about one million dogs are eaten a year in south korea, but there's a push to end the practice. and a 23—year—old designer in the philippines has come up with an innovative solution to the country's slum crisis — a low—cost housing unit made from bamboo which takes just four hours to construct. earl patrick forlales, who has won a top $64,000 prize for his design, will start work on the first of his homes next year. let's return to our top story now, that agreement that the uk has reached with the eu on the nature of a future relationship. whilst it's far from certain that the agreement will be endorsed at a meeting of eu leaders this sunday, its prospects of passing through the uk parliament appear even dimmer. so what stage are we at? a question i put to the bbc‘s political correspondent, chris mason. an awful lot we don't know, kasia, that's a perfectly reasonable summary. that's

in south korea. in. december two thousand and eleven south korea's channel eight launches a new program. and also hybrid. trucks and i wanted. to get the town and show what i wanted on. the. parts beauty contest. the only three ricocheted contestants had to be defectors from north korea. who told me that. there's never been a program about north korea before north korea was only ever seen through the news which kept talking about nuclear issues the north korean army how poor north korea knows that wasn't the. the first time now my way to meet you showed the real story of how north korean people live their culture they want to. know whatever little. it has helped break down prejudices i think the program prepares us for unification though maybe one day but. it was the beginning of a trend south korean channels eager to find a different lens through which to present north korea could finally break away from the usual portrayal so funny and human rights abuses. and adds an element of entertainment. the ques

south korea has been pursuing incremental gains in its attepts to improve relations with the north, south korean officials have started to dismantle the country's largest dog slaughterhouse complex. about one million dogs are eaten a year in south korea, but there's a push to end the practice. and a 23—year—old designer in the philippines has come up with an innovative solution to the country's slum crisis, a low—cost housing unit made from bamboo, which takesjust four hours to construct. earl patrick forlales, who has won a top $64,000 prize for his design, will start work on the first of his homes next year. the australian government may soon be able to strip convicted terrorists of their citizenship, under a radical extension of current laws. the proposed legislation will enable the government to take away australian citizenship from convicted terrorists, regardless of whether they hold citizenship in another country. it will also target so called returned foreign fighters. for more let's talk to hywel griffith in sydney. hywel griffith is in sydney. this is proposed legislation,

is not the biggest trading partner to the actually ranks on number seven behind south korea was a total trade off a good one hundred billion dollars let's say breaks it is done that could also mean

this year video released by south korea shows the post big detonators swiss succession guard posts a position to longer hold a militarized zone which separates the two countries still the north has one hundred fifty while the south is disposed of sixty two countries had agreed to remove them in september as relations warm following decades of bitter rivalry. growing prominence of asian nations on the world stage and the region's current hurdles are in focus right now at a conference in malaysia organized by the moscow based think tank the valdai club one of the biggest regional issues is the territorial dispute in the south china sea right now that seems beijing face off with washington which wants to curtail chinese influence and there are still fears that that could lead to a direct confrontation somewhere down the line also trade wars and protectionism are up for discussion at the conference which includes key business people and academics from across the region including japan china south korea india and pakistan of all that discussion club program director explain to us just why

but japan has been on the moved by the verdict tokyo has called on south korea to reverse it warning it could take quote counter measures to protect its own economic interests func ledes is about to kick out safety inspectors brought in after the rana plaza tragedy in april twenty third when more than a thousand textile workers died in the factory collapse tragedy shown a spotlight on the working conditions in the sweat shops of the bangladeshi garment industry used by many western clothing brands international pressure forced the government to allow safety checks but now the international team of inspectors will be forced to leave the country this friday for. worsening conditions for garment workers many are worried that reporter of international safety inspectors from bangladesh would mean just that. the country's high court is objecting them a little bit from the language as she government for more control over the inspections the international safety regime was put in place after one of the deadliest manufacturing accidents in history. over a thousand textile workers lost their l

korea as if all those last months a landmark ruling by south korea's top court ordered another japanese company to compensate south koreans for the same reason now japan's foreign minister was quick to respond on thursday calling the court's decision extremely regrettable and totally unacceptable and he also said that it quote fundamentally overturns a legal basis for friendly ties between japan and south korea and its a b. she also commented calling the court's decision deeply regrettable now tensions between the two countries will escalate south korean government said that they stand with the court's decision well japan says that the south koreans rights to get compensation was terminated when the two countries signed a treaty back in one thousand nine hundred sixty five to dorm allies diplomatic relations to stand it india has started construction of their first decent free border crossing allow sick pilgrims to visit trons on either side it is a rare moment of cooperation between the nuclear armed rivals reports. the sikh community have cooled for this for a long time a car or two t

south korea. the third was the more important one from my perspective, and that was is north korea would work toward denuclearization. the returnal one was of american pow remains. so there were four points. pretty disappointing, from my perspective and others, but it was important that president trump was able to meet chairman kim on a face-to-face level at that juncture. host: this is the latest visual information we have about what north korea is developing. the missile operating bases across the country. what does this tell you? what is kim jong-un developing? it is important to remember that north korea, despite the fact that it has not done ballistic missile tests or thatar tests in a year, they are still conducting ofearch and development their nuclear and ballistic missile programs. kim jong-un has said that he would, as well as mass-producing nuclear weapons material. their latest report is not surprise me that the north koreans are doing that. i want to share with you what vice president

his southern border as part of the peace deal agreed earlier this year a video released by south korea shows those posed big detonators with succession posts of positions along with which separates the two countries the north still has a hundred fifty while the south is disposed of sixty two countries have agreed to remove his relations warm following decades of bitter rivalry. the growing problems of asian nations on the world stage of the region's current hurdles are in focus right now. an annual conference this time in malaysia is organized by the moscow based think tank the valdai club one of the biggest regional issues is the territorial dispute ongoing in the south china sea which is seen beijing face off with washington which wants to curtail chinese influence there are still fears that that could lead somewhere down the line to a direct confrontation is the worry trade war some for section is more also up for discussion of the conference which includes key business people academics macross the region including japan china south korea india and pakistan the president c.e.o. of a

tix to influence economics for instance when north korea and south korea took the u.s. defense missile system they punish south korean companies china did japan had travel companies punished and so it goes on and on and on if you don't act politically the way china wants you to they could just you know tighten the screws so that's another reason they're looking for alternatives these countries and steve just real briefly do you think things are going to get better or worse in the near for say the end of the year on the u.s. try to china tensions well i think there's one more round of talks coming up and that's going to be key if they if they break off and go away and both parties leave and there's no progress it's not going to be good now the reports the other day on the chinese economy faltering that might influence shine a little bit maybe tramples see that you know things are turning around here after a diff he doesn't want to risk going into the next congress with bad economic situation made worse with china so he may bend a little bit i'm kind of optimistic i think

allies japan and south korea turkey italy greece and taiwan will also be permitted to continue buying it hasn't yet been clear how frequently the waiver of the waivers will need to be reevaluated or by how much buyers will need to reduce their purchases to avoid penalties under president barack obama has lasted for six months and renewed if countries had cut purchases by about twenty percent during the period now the conditions are expected to be the same under president trump but the now one big difference from the obama era sanctions is that trump sanctions cover exports of condensates light form of oil extracted from gas fields these have become a lot more important to iran as gas extractions as the increase from the south park field that shares with qatar but exports are expected client. again as processing increases at a new refinery designed to process the liquids for domestic use iran was also exporting two hundred fifty thousand barrels of concentrates during july of two thousand and fifteen compared to one hundred ninety thousand barrel of condensates in october last month it

allies japan and south korea turkey italy greece and taiwan will also be permitted to continue buying it hasn't yet been clear how frequently the waiver of the waivers will need to be reevaluated or by how much buyers will need to reduce their purchases to avoid penalties under president barack obama leavers lasted for six months and were renewed if countries had cut purchases by about twenty percent during the period now the conditions are expected to be the same under president trump but the now one big difference from the obama era sanctions is that trump sanctions cover exports of condensates light from oil extracted from gas fields these have become a lot more important to iran as gas extractions as the increase from the south park field that shares with qatar but exports are expected client. again as processing increases at a new refinery designed to process the liquids for domestic use iran was also exporting two hundred fifty thousand barrels of constant dates during july of two thousand and fifteen compared to one hundred ninety thousand barrel of condensates in october last

ticks to influence economics for instance when north korea went south korea took us defense missile system they punish south korean companies china did japan had travel companies punished and so it goes on and on and on if you don't act politically the way china wants you to they could just you know tighten the screws so that's another reason they're looking for alternatives these countries and steve just real briefly do you think things are going to get better or worse in the near for say the end of the year on the u.s. try to china tensions well i think there's one more round of talks coming up and that's going to be key if they if they break off and go away and and both parties leave and there's no progress it's not going to be good now the reports the other day on the chinese economy faltering that might influence china a little bit maybe tramples see that you know things are turning around here after a defeat he doesn't want to risk going into the next congress with a bad economic situation made worse with china so he may bend a little bit i'm kind of optimistic i think both countries

korea as if all those and last months a landmark ruling by south korea's top court ordered another japanese company to compensate south koreans for the same reason now japan's foreign minister was quick to respond on thursday calling the court's decision extremely regrettable and totally unacceptable and he also said that it quote fundamentally overturns a legal basis for friendly ties between japan and south korea i mean to be she also commented calling the court's decision deeply regrettable now tensions between the two countries will escalate south korean government said that they stand with the court's decision well japan says that the south koreans rights to get compensation was terminated when the two countries signed a treaty back in one thousand nine hundred sixty five to dorm allies diplomatic relations protecting the world's oceans has been the focus for thousands of entrepreneurs' and environmental experts meeting in kenya the so-called blue economy is valued at six trillion dollars catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. on the sidelines of the world's first blue economy confere

korea's kim jong young who will replace the main hallway who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations and the british academic in the united arab emirates has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of spying matthew hedges has been detained there for the past six months the thirty one year old was arrested at the by airport after a two week research visit those are the headlines more news in half an hour coming up next here on al-jazeera it's the street thanks for watching us. and i'm really could be do you know the aftermath behind south africa's roads must ball movement well today we'll meet some of them and we also introduce you to a theatre company from the university of cape town exploring ways to fight inequality we want to hear your thoughts on the movement the play and our conversation today so to reach us or leave a comment in our live you tube chat and you too could be in the stream. in march of two thousand and fifteen students at the university of cape town launched rhodes must fall a movement that not only brought down a statue but sparked a br

opposition politicians in south korea for example they will say that this this is basically the only card that north korea has and they will never give up their nuclear weapons. yeah i actually accept that analysis myself i think it's highly unlikely that north korea will denuclearized we can probably kept them where they are all male demand some kind of payment or concession for that and then maybe we can get them to hold back a little bit maybe cut back you know terror twenty percent of their warhead stockpile but i'm not going to go to zero i mean i doubt that i think really is a myth that they'll completely new grads this is a separate track the conventional build down the nuclear one it's not clear to me yet that they're really that related as they see the conventional build down stuff in part because the south korean side has a conventional major conventional advantage so it's actually much less dangerous for the south to do it but in some point i mean if this detente really does take off the two koreas was started in iraq and a lot of things all this was going to blend togethe

south korea has come to a standstill today in some cases literally it's because six hundred thousand students across the country are sitting for a college entrance exam that is so important even planes are grounded during the test. the. school makes gather to cheer on the test takers outside exam venue's in temples parents prayed that the many hours of study their children have put on in will pay off the nine hour test is life defining for many in south korea a prestigious university on one's resume is important for securing a place in limited corporate jobs. you're watching do you still to come the british pound takes up pounding and bags of turmoil in london we'll look at us some of the impact for the business world from. their hard alford's we'll have that for you coming right in business. they are digital warriors. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deploy the powers of social media.

oh hush cost falling over south korea today is more than half a million high school students a crucial exam are known as the sooner the test determines university and job placement even future marriage prospects the critics what if this ultra competitive test puts people at risk. don't mess up urges the crowd. after years of cramming it all comes down to today across the nation extraordinary measures to minimize stress played suspended to reduce noise motorbike rescues for those stuck in traffic. how do you think their lives depend on this exam so it's very important. a hug from dad. in tears from mom as the start time looms. to see them but i have been studying so hard for a year so i hope not to make any mistakes i was very nervous until the day before yesterday but i feel numb today i just hope i'll do well on. the grueling exam takes nine hours while seventy percent of students will attend university most teens aim for the nation's top three stepping stones to plum jobs fewer than two percent will get in. meanwhile their parents pray in special masses at christian churches. and bud