news live from berlin women's rights in turkey are dealt a serious blow thousands protested istanbul after protests aired on pulls out of an international treaty to protect women against violence everyone supporters say the action damages the traditional values also on the show germany faces the prospect of another complete lockdown chancer uncle nicholas says her country could soon introduce emergency measures to combat rising infection numbers this comes amid growing anger at the sluggish pace of vaccinations. and robert love on don't steve the great closing in on a fabled record in the bundesliga he keeps scoring goals and his clone byron keep on winning. omarion evans teen welcome women in turkey have taken to the streets to protest the government's decision to pull out of an international accord protecting women from violence huge crowds of female demonstrators responded to activists calls for protests in istanbul the council of europe accord which is known as the istanbul convention is aimed at combat in domestic violence and promoting gender equality conservatives in turkey sa

thank you turkey correspondent you dear han in istanbul. german chancellor angela merkel says the government could retire and recently loosened lockdown measures if coronavirus case numbers continue to rise a decision could come as soon as monday machall was speaking off for a virtual summit on the country's trouble vaccination program national and regional leaders agreed to measures that would speed things up but anger over the slow pace of the rollout is growing. another rebirth for german our corn berlin's tempelhof a port was used to bring in food to the city's west during the cold war after closure it house refugees during the 25th during crisis and now it's being used as a massive vaccination center. those who he had to get a shot have to should prove they're eligible. and i received an invitation to die i've been waiting for this that i came here immediately. and. until now that teacher is one of relatively few germans to be vaccinated the country's been facing vaccine shortages since it launched its program in december so far only p

from istanbul to colombia, where this year's injury from istanbul to colombia, where this year's entry for the best international feature oscar was memories of my father, adapted from an acclaimed memoir about hector abad gomez, written by his son hector abad faciolince. javier camara is wonderful in the central role as a physician—turned—university lecturer with a strong social conscience, who speaks out against injustice and inequality. but while his firmly—held political views make him a target for those attempting to quash dissent, it's his role as a father who takes greatest pride in his family that's at the centre of this episodic yet engrossing film. directed by fernando trueba, whose varied cv ranges from the spanish oscar—winner belle epoque to the gorgeous animation chico & rita, memories of my father is a film born of a desire to celebrate the goodness in people. movies always talk about psychopaths, serial killers and utter imbeciles, trueba has said, adding that recounting the humanity of hector abad gomez was an opportunity that wouldn't come my way so often. that

the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. even behind the mask, the defiance is clear. this was the response in istanbul to president erdogan�*s decree issued in the dead of night, pulling turkey out of the landmark treaty protecting women and girls. this in fact proves that the government enables these men, enables these men in their violence towards women, domestic violence, abuse, sexual harassment and murder. i felt the biggest ache in my heart and it'sjust the biggest disappointment as a woman you can feel in turkey. well, there's plenty of anger here. these women believe the decree is an attempt to drag them and their country back in time, to deprive them of key rights and protections. turkey's main opposition party has put it like this, "women will be kept as second class citizens and left to be killed." it was a very different picture ten years ago. turkey was first to proudly sign up to the treaty, ironically called the istanbul convention. the council of europe has branded turkey's withdrawal from this line—up "deplorable." and domestic abuse survivors lik

a few years ago, ceyda torun�*s wonderful documentary kedi told the story of street cats in istanbul, concluding that cats can teach us to love life and learn to laugh again. now, elizabeth lo's stray turns its cameras on istanbul's canine population, offering an extraordinarily intimate portrait of the dogs whose lives also tell us much about ourselves. at the centre of the film is zeytin, an olive—eyed creature who we see negotiating the hustle and bustle of istanbul, a city in which it is illegal to euthanize or imprison stray dogs. using gps trackers and unintrusive cameras, lo follows an array of dogs, documenting their lives in a impressively naturalistic fashion. meanwhile, the film draws subtle but unavoidable parallels with the city's homeless population, like the young syrian refugees who sleep in a building site and who take solace in the company of the dogs who sometimes seem better treated than them. in kedi it was suggested that dogs think that human beings are god, while cats think that human beings are god's intermediaries. here, we're treated to the thoughts of gree

demonstrations in istanbul as turkey's criticised for pulling out of a treaty protecting women and girls. tu rkey�*s turkey's main opposition party has put it like this: women will be kept as second—class citizens and left to be killed. homes washed away in australia as heavy rain and flash floods batter the east coast, thousands of people are ordered to evacuate. and, coming to life after 800 years, a volcano erupts 30 kilometres outside iceland's capital reykjavic. tens of thousands of people have taken part in protests across europe to demand an end to coronavirus restrictions. it comes as much of the continent faces a third wave of deadly infections. there've been protests in poland, where a strict new lockdown has come into force, after a sharp increase in cases. there were also angry demonstrations in vienna, with many frustrated protestors calling for chancellor sebastian kurz to step down. this protest took place in finland, which has more than 70,000 confirmed cases, and where 800 people have died since the pandemic began. there were also anti—lockdown protests in london.

now, elizabeth lo's stray turns its cameras on istanbul's canine population, offering an extraordinarily intimate portrait of the dogs whose lives also tell us much about ourselves. at the centre of the film is zeytin, an olive—eyed creature who we see negotiating the hustle and bustle of istanbul, a city in which it is illegal to euthanize or imprison stray dogs. using gps trackers and unintrusive cameras, lo follows an array of dogs, documenting their lives in a impressively naturalistic fashion. meanwhile, the film draws subtle but unavoidable parallels with the city's homeless population, like the young syrian refugees who sleep in a building site and who take solace in the company of the dogs who sometimes seem better treated than them. it was suggested that dogs think that human beings while cats think that human beings are god's intermediaries. here, we're treated to the thoughts of group philosopher diogenes, within titles telling us that humans live artificially and hypocritically, and would do well to study the dog. you can study stray in virtual cinemas and on—demand now.

class anger on the streets of istanbul thousands of women rally against the turkish government's decision to pull out of a domestic violence treaty. oh . i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program and maher is facing condemnation from across the world after dozens of people were killed saturday by security forces children are among the dead 12 nations released a joint statement denouncing the bloodshed which happened on man mans armed forces holiday it was the deadliest day since pro-democracy protests began in early february all in 400 people have been killed since the army says power from civilian leader aung sun suu kyi. no list dave is following that story from kuala lumpur and joins me now and dave this is quite an alarming escalation of force the military clearly trying to deter those protesters through sheer fear will it work. this movement against a military coup is not going to stop both sides are basically just hardening here and the demonstrators just serious at all the killings more than 100 people killed yesterday they're furious of the one time raids in the way this militar

we're not afraid of you and we will not comply shot the women at this demonstration in istanbul. protesting against what they see is the government acting against women. couldn't you know i think the number of women being murdered is growing we've hit absolutely rock bottom they should be talking about how best to finally implement the istanbul convention but instead they just dropped it it's unbelievable you know. despite a dramatic increase in femicide in recent years turkey has pulled out of the convention the international treaty is intended to protect women and sexual minorities from abuse. president richard better one withdrew in a surprise decree that he shrugged off accusations from legal experts and the opposition groups that only the turkish parliament can make that decision. our decision is final just like back when we entered into the agreement we're not leaving it no one else should get involved. in those. analysts believe one is playing to ultra conservative elements and careers official reasoning the convention supposedly normalizes homosexuality undermining turkis

a few years ago, ceyda torun�*s wonderful documentary kedi told the story of street cats in istanbul, concluding that cats can teach us to love life and learn to laugh again. now, elizabeth lo�*s stray turns its cameras on istanbul's canine population, offering an extraordinarily intimate portrait of the dogs whose lives also tell us much about ourselves. lively violin music. speaking turkish. at the centre of the film is zeytin, an olive—eyed creature who we see negotiating the hustle and bustle of istanbul, a city in which it is illegal to euthanise or imprison stray dogs. using gps trackers and unobtrusive cameras, lo follows an array of dogs, documenting their lives in impressively naturalistic fashion. meanwhile, the film draws subtle but unavoidable parallels with the city's homeless population, like the young syrian refugees who sleep in a building site and who take solace in the company of the dogs who sometimes seem better treated than them. in kedi, it was suggested that dogs think that human beings are god, while cats think that human beings are god's intermediaries. he

a few years ago, ceyda torun's wonderful documentary kedi told the story of street cats in istanbul, concluding that cats can teach us to love life and learn to laugh again. now, elizabeth lo's stray turns its cameras on istanbul's canine population, offering an extraordinarily intimate portrait of the dogs whose lives also tell us much about ourselves. lively violin music. speaking turkish. at the centre of the film is zeytin, an olive—eyed creature who we see negotiating the hustle and bustle of istanbul, a city in which it is illegal to euthanise or imprison stray dogs. using gps trackers and unobtrusive cameras, lo follows an array of dogs, documenting their lives in impressively naturalistic fashion. meanwhile, the film draws subtle but unavoidable parallels with the city's homeless population, like the young syrian refugees who sleep in a building site and who take solace in the company of the dogs who sometimes seem better treated than them. in kedi, it was suggested that dogs think that human beings are god, while cats think that human beings are god's intermediaries. here,

a few years ago, ceyda torun�*s wonderful documentary kedi told the story of street cats in istanbul, concluding that cats can teach us to love life and learn to laugh again. now, elizabeth lo's stray turns its cameras on istanbul's canine population, offering an extraordinarily intimate portrait of the dogs whose lives also tell us much about ourselves. lively violin music. at the centre of the film is zeytin, an olive—eyed creature who we see negotiating the hustle and bustle of istanbul, a city in which it is illegal to euthanise or imprison stray dogs. using gps trackers and unobtrusive cameras, lo follows an array of dogs, documenting their lives in impressively naturalistic fashion. meanwhile, the film draws subtle but unavoidable parallels with the city's homeless population, like the young syrian refugees who sleep in a building site and who take solace in the company of the dogs who sometimes seem better treated than them. in kedi, it was suggested that dogs think that human beings are god, while cats think that human beings are god's intermediaries. here, we're treated to

demonstrations in istanbul as turkey's criticised for pulling out of a treaty protecting women and girls. tu rkey�*s turkey's main opposition party has put it like this. women will be kept as a second—class citizens and left to be killed. in australia, thousands of people are moved to safety as the country's eastern coast�*s battered by heavy rain and flash floods. and, coming to life after 800 years — a volcano erupts 30 kilometres outside iceland's capital reykjavic. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first... there are signs of growing frustration across europe as many nations reintroduce lockdown measures to control the coronavirus pandemic. infections are on the rise as a third wave begins to sweep the continent. there've been protests in poland, where a strict new lockdown has come into force, after a sharp increase in cases. there were also angry demonstrations in vienna, with many frustrated protestors calling for chancellor sebastian kurz to step down. this pr

plus anger on the streets of istanbul sounds of women rally against the turkish government's decision to pull out of the domestic violence treaty. i'm rebecca richards welcome to the program police in belarus have detained more than 100 activists and a number of leading journalists following renewed anti-government protests among 5 reporters arrested on saturday was our own correspondent made connally who's been covering the protests against all thora tarion neda alexander lukashenko it was the 2nd time this week police have taken him into custody a crackdown comes as the opposition tries to bring people out onto the streets hoping to kickstart mass demonstrations like those saying after the claimed victory in a disputed presidential election in august. when economy has since been released and he joins me now from minsk nic tell us more about your deal what happened what led to your detention. good morning well i've it's difficult to deal with it definitely was 5 hours wasted time and 5 hours where i wasn't able to report i was actually doing my job i was at this protest that had been

news live from berlin a women's rights in turkey are dealt a serious blow sounds of protest in istanbul after president aired i want to hold out of an international treaty to protect women against violence or to want supporters say that passion damages traditional values also on the show u.s. president joe biden said it's anti asians violence is a growing up process america tells asian american leaders in the city of atlanta that the u.s. cannot remain silent and seemed to mourn the victims of tuesday's deadly gun attacks on free massage parlors. and tokyo's olympic venues will be filled to the summer but visitors from overseas are banned leaving a 1000000 tickets holders disappointed. omarion evans teen welcome to the program women in turkey have taken to the streets to protest against the government's decision to pull out of an international accord protecting women from violence huge crowds of women responded to activities calls for protests in istanbul the council of europe accord which is known as the istanbul convention is designed to combat the best to violence and promote gender

an angry protests in turkey after president i do on calls out of the istanbul convention to protect women from violence. and our welcome to the program our top story countries across europe are turning to lock down as the continent grapples with a surge in corona virus infections it's all part of an effort to combat says so-called 3rd wave in france 16 regions including paris and now under lockdown for at least 4 weeks that's almost a 3rd of the country's population poland is also entering a 3 week lockdown with students returning to online learning and nonessential shops due to close most of these population went under lockdown on monday with schools closing and restrictions on movement between regions the country's also sat for a nationwide lockdown of east up and with cases in germany now rising at an exponential rate new measures are likely to be. yes there is well in the coming days tasha butler has our report now from paris. it was clear from the number of people exercising and jogging by the river seine in paris the people who are making the most of being allowed outside the govern

doesn't go to walk in one of istanbul's high rise office buildings but on it job is to keep it shiny and squeaky clean. 130 meters off our equipment consists of a sponge soapy water and a screeching she's the only woman in talking to doctors hazardous jobs. when i look down from here i feel as if the world belongs to me as if i were standing on top of everything i think most people never have a chance to experience that. hill mass starts every work day with a cup of tea she discusses the job with team leader more out of form a mountain near he takes responsibility for getting everyone at this table all men except nasa up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman more artist ever trained for this line of work call i be simply the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again and i did i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training them until 2016. ounces daily routine was very different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and envied the facade cle

and anger on the streets of istanbul thousands of women rally against the turkish government's decision to pull out of a domestic violence treaty. thanks for joining us police in belarus have detained more than 100 anti-government activists in a number of leading journalists local media reports say the protests in the capital were small and isolated nevertheless organizers hope they'll kick start mass demonstrations which dominated headlines last year the movement began when hard line president. claimed victory in a disputed election in august. among the journalists detained by the authorities was only connelly he was released on saturday afternoon after 5 hours in detention afterwards we had the chance to talk to him and ask him whether he's ok. i'm fine i ended up losing 5 hours of my day compared to his i'm in a very privileged position having my media company behind me having the german embassy on my side journalists here in the routinely sent to jail for long term to journalists of belts at an exile channel that works in poland in jail for 2 years for essentially doing a stream a l

protesters like these in istanbul say they'll fight on insisting their years long struggle won't be a race by the stroke of a pen. alexandra byers al jazeera. the families of 9 people killed in a single day by state forces in the philippines earlier this month the calling for justice they say their loved ones were peaceful activists targeted for criticizing the government the police say they were communists rebels who resisted arrest to milan and has the story now from manila. it was the worst day for activists in the philippines in recent years on march 7th a series of operations conducted by state forces resulted in the deaths of 9 activists in several parts of the southern loose on region rosalee in the saloon douglas says she was asleep with her husband melvin the sick go and their children when police force their way into their home melvin sands she says was behind his head it was an act of surrender she says but melvin was still shot several times by will well that's what they say you have weapons we don't even have money for food we are dependent aide after our house was there

thousands of demonstrators took to istanbul streets in response to president assad to one's actions i. am of the istanbul convention is a means of protection for us women and now the government paves the way for more violence against women and that's the reason we are here now. i heard about the withdrawal decision in the morning and i got very angry i told myself i purposely can't change it and all of us here we can't change it but at least i wanted to shout out my anger. at the much like i. did when i heard about the decision i thought it was a joke it fast i could not believe it there had been discussions about this but i thought they would not do it i think this is a political decision and they are ignoring the rights of women and children for the sake of their own political benefits. will play you a lot. better one has been under pressure from members of his party who say the convention undermines the traditional family structure they also say its principle of nondiscrimination on the basis of sexual orientation amounts to promoting homosexuality. but activists say gender inequal

plus anger on the streets of istanbul thousands of women rally against the turkish government's decision to pull out of a domestic violence treaty. and a giant flying relic of the cold war salvaged from the bottom of the sea one of the last of its kind is going on display. thanks for joining us police in belo ruse have detained more than 100 activists and a number of leading journalists among 5 reporters arrested on saturday was our own correspondent nick connelly was been covering the protests against president alexander lukashenko it was the 2nd time this week that police have taken him into custody the crackdown comes as the opposition tries to bring more people out onto the streets hoping to kick start mass demonstrations like those seen after the claimed victory in a disputed election in last august. when that connally was released on saturday afternoon after several hours of detention we had the chance to talk to him and asked him whether he was doing all right. i'm fine i ended up losing 5 hours of my day compared to the look of the russian journalists i'm in a very privileged pos

the istanbul convention but instead they just dropped it it's unbelievable you know. despite a dramatic increase in femicide in recent years turkey has pulled out of the convention the international treaty is intended to protect women and sexual minorities from abuse. president richard bedouin withdrew in a surprise decree that he shrugged off accusations from legal experts and opposition groups that only the turkish parliament can make that decisions. our decision is final just like back when we entered into the agreement we're not leaving it no one else should get involved. in this and. analysts believe out of one is playing to ultra conservative elements and kristof issue reasoning the convention supposedly normalizes homosexuality undermining turkish values opponent say out of one does not speak for the rest of the country they want the government to rejoin the treaty. to men feel unsafe when they walk home alone at night no we have to be afraid we're saying no to the system. women's groups say that pulling out of the treaty sends a completely wrong signal to viol

is the news live from berlin women's rights in turkey are dealt a serious flood thousands protest in istanbul of the president but one pulls out of an international treaty to protect women against violence who want support inside the pact damages traditional values also coming up and the lock down protesters come out in force across europe demanding the easing of prescriptions meanwhile hospitals are filling up with coverage 19 patients as the constant battles of the wife. and rob 11 the bright closing in on a fabled precourt in the bundesliga he keeps on scoring goals and he's caught by people with. held work in the program women in turkey have taken to the streets to protest the government's decision to pull out of an international accord protecting women from violence conservatives say the 2011 into the convention threatens family values and promotes homosexuality women's rights groups immediately called for demonstrations against the move germany's foreign ministry has condemned turkey's withdrawal from the treaty. i. thousands of demonstrators took to it stumbles street. in response to p

women carrying purple flags and pictures of victims of domestic violence gathered in istanbul to voice their anger at president once decision turkey was the 1st country to sign the council of europe accord in 2011 government officials say domestic law better protects women despite a rise in violence against women in that country. don thought i knew all femicide will rise even more it didn't protect us when it was in effect anyway every day women are killed in the street in the past in the car there are women who are beaten by their lovers in an elevator who reads these stories when you go to the police they say it's ok here's your husband forgive him for the sake of your children but when that woman returns home the same police officers go there the day after and take it to her funeral. yes it will rise it is on the rise anyway there is no post every day we wake up to a feminine side and while we sleep another one happens when we go to bed we question ourselves death will mean nothing happens to men. well i mean this month president vowed his government would work to eradicate violence

angry protests in turkey after president $31.00 pulls out of the istanbul convention to protect women from violence. hello thanks for joining us countries across europe are returning to lockdown as the continent grapples with the surging coronavirus infections it's all part of an effort to combat a so-called 3rd wave in front 16 regions including paris will have restrictions for at least 4 weeks that's almost a 3rd of the country's population there is poland also entering a 3 week lockdown with students returning to online learning and nonessential shops closing down or most of italy's population went into lockdown on monday with schools closing the country is also set for tighter restrictions nationwide over easter and with cases in germany raising at an exponential rates new measures there are likely to be introduced in the coming days that's begins our coverage with this report from paris. it was clear from the number of people exercising and joking by the brief a saying in paris the people making the most of being allowed outside the government supposed to look down on the c.c. an

news live from berlin women's rights in turkey are dealt a serious blow 1000 protest in istanbul look for president iran holds out of an international treaty to protect women against violence and wants of quarter say the pact of damages traditional values also on the show down to long down protesters come out in force across europe demanding the easing of restrictions while hospitals are filling up with kobe 1000 patients as the continent battles a 3rd wave. and robert leavened off steve the great closing in on a fabled record of them for this league to keep scoring goals and his club byron keep on winning. a marion evans team thanks for joining me women in turkey have taken to the streets to protest the government's decision to pull out of an international accord protecting women from violence conservative say the 2011 is stumble convention threatens traditional family values and promotes homosexuality women's rights groups immediately call for demonstrations against the move germany's foreign ministry has condemned turkey's withdrawal from the treaty. saying that anger. thousands of

angry protests in turkey after president or to one pulls out of the istanbul convention to protect women from violence church observers are blocked from monitoring sunday's vote in the republic of congo with longtime president dennis awesome wiseau the firm favorites. whenever we try and interview people on camera out on the streets as the thrill is specially anything to do with politics or the election. hello thanks for joining us countries across europe are returning to lock down as the continent grapples with a surge in corona virus infections it's all part of an effort to combat a so-called 3rd wave in france 16 regions including paris will have restrictions for at least 4 weeks that's almost a 3rd of the country's population then there is poland also entering a 3 week lockdown with students returning to online learn. and non-essential shops closing or most of italy is population went into lockdown on monday with schools closing the country's also set for tighter restrictions nationwide over easter and with cases in germany raising at an exponential rates new measures are likely to b

doesn't go to work in one of istanbul's high rise office buildings but on it job is to keep it shiny and squeaky clean. 130 meters off their equipment consists of a sponge soapy water and a screeching she's the only woman in turkey who does this hazardous job. though when i look down from here i feel as if the world belongs to me as if i were standing on top of everything i think most people never have a chance to experience that. now slow hillman's starts every work day with a cup of tea she discusses the job with team leader more out there surely a former mountaineer he takes responsibility for getting everyone at this table all man except nasa up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman more artist ever trained for this line of work. beats him the the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again. i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training them until 2016. ounces daily routine was very different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and env

well in fact when turkey signed the istanbul convention here in istanbul. 11 it was seen as a great through in terms of gender equality but the discussion here the debate has completely changed last year senior politicians and president at once conservative islam is true to take a pee started to argue that this convention encourages and they said immoral lifestyles like homosexuality they were met with massive protests by women but now it seems the president is one that's what observers say both into the pressure coming from hardliners in his ruling coalition so he is trying to reenergize the conservative voter base amid voter base amidst an economic downturn so that's what observers say that has domestic reasons what we're seeing here right now was the government not worried about on the wrist that this decision could provoke. this these protests are definitely not going to go away i mean we're expecting more of them i guess in the next days and weeks to come because even conservative goodman told me that they were in favor of this is to both conventions so there must be some kind of polit

the bbc�*s 0rla guerin reports from istanbul. even behind the mask, the defiance is clear. this was the response in istanbul to president erdogan�*s decree issued in the dead of night, pulling turkey out of the landmark treaty protecting women and girls. this in fact proves that the government enables these men, enables these men in their violence towards women, domestic violence, abuse, sexual harassment and murder. i felt the biggest ache in my heart and it'sjust the biggest disappointment as a woman you can feel in turkey. well, there's plenty of anger here. these women believe the decree is an attempt to drag them and their country back in time, to deprive them of key rights and protections. turkey's main opposition party has put it like this, "women will be kept as second class citizens and left to be killed." it was a very different picture ten years ago. turkey was first to proudly sign up to the treaty, ironically called the istanbul convention. the council of europe has branded turkey's withdrawal from this line—up "deplorable". and domestic abuse survivors lik

protesters like these in istanbul say they'll fight on insisting their years long struggle won't be a race by the stroke of a pen. alexandra byers al-jazeera. the families of 9 people killed by state forces in the philippines earlier this month a calling for justice they say their loved ones were peaceful activists targeted for criticizing the government the police say they were communist rebels who resisted arrest and as a story from another. it was the worst day for activists in the philippines in recent years on march 7th a series of operations conducted by state forces resulted in the deaths of 9 activists in several parts of the southern loose on reaching across the in the saloon douglas says she was asleep with her husband melvin the sick girl and their children when police force their way into their home melvin sands she says was behind his head it was an act of surrender she says but melvin was still shot several times by what it was so they say you have weapons we don't even have money for food we are dependent aide after our house was there were stated by 80 food unless the

protesters like these in istanbul say they'll fight on insisting their years long struggle won't be a race by the stroke of a pen. alexander byers al-jazeera now the eruption of a long dormant volcano in iceland is still putting on an incredible display take a look busts of lava spraying into the air are forming streams flowing across a valley it's near the capital reykjavik but all 30 say it poses no risk. i know that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines protests have been held across europe calling for coverage 19 restrictions to be lifted as the continent struggles to cope with another rise in infections many countries are going back into lockdown and police and brazil's largest city sao paolo are breaking up illegal parties to slow the advance of president.

siddharth or joe lives in turkey's largest city istanbul he's a social media consultant in his thirty's married with a young daughter their apartment has all the regular middle class modern conveniences including a home office for siddharth before working from home was forced on us while on the surface his life might have seemed ideal so that decided he needed to reassess his lifestyle his spending and overall work life balance. in the modern where with understand western because there's always to your model to be conducive to can we do it in inches there. are a limited highness you can there all this said tickle the heart of the market there . is only. so. many of the family purchases were at the local shopping mall it's convenient and caters for most shoppers needs but the mall is about more than just shopping it's a day out and entertainment filled center for all the family. of about there was one in terms of the military led to all this with a need to give the image the e.p. it makes to the music minister they could make today now we are in mildew and would be us the work of your ca

doesn't go to work in one of istanbul's high rise office buildings but on it. job is to keep it shiny and squeaky clean 130 meters on our equipment consists of a sponge soap. it is screeching she's the only woman in turkey who does this hazardous job. though when i look down from here i feel as if the world belongs to me as if i were standing on top of everything most people never have a chance to experience that. starts every work day with a cup of tea she discusses the job with team leader morata they have shelley a former mountaineer a takes responsibility for getting everyone at this table or man except nasa up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman more artist ever trained for this line of work. beats him to the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again. i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training some of them until 2016 . ounces daily routine was very different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and envied

nasa has little time to enjoy the view of greater istanbul with its population of over 17000000 and 161 shiny new skyscrapers over the past 20 years they've radically transformed the skyline. the team complete with cleaning equipment and buckets of water balance along the ledge . they proceed slowly secured by a steel cable. the red rope masses abseiling point. they lay mats under the safety ropes so they won't be cut through by the hour you many roofs shop and choose later on finally they can get down to work. by now or will have already overcome her fear she joins us to make sure that she doesn't drop respond. to move. past her so part of the aluminum facade section by section. she and her coworkers have some extremely high brow discussions here. i've discovered a new movie a serious. have you seen it. you think. about you know if ever there are autumn and fall poet. i really like it. and of. for cleaning and such lofty heights in all kinds of weather. gets has a pack. she and her male coworkers over 30 percent more per month than the average for a turkey. the part of the job is more

guy who lives in patty curry on the asian side of istanbul. it's a district known for its many bars and clubs at least when there is no pandemic. this is where she grew up. some of them most of my childhood memories are about music and when i dreamt about my future the music was always there. today the 36 year old writes composes and co produces most of her songs herself. the fans love the unique mix of turkish music rock and post-punk. and many search gaius abstract lyrics for messages about the situation in turkey. the whole country is a shisha cafe and with suffocating in its smoke she sings in bottom is that tosh. that us all and used it's really become more and more difficult to breathe in this country because there's a lack of justice and rule of law leave. that is deeply wounded the society. i feel very injured to. it's time for us to stand up for and support each other here in turkey and elsewhere in the world the. guy is most concerned about the situation of women in turkey rights groups warn that domestic violence is on the rise and

record highs soaring number of new cases threaten a system also on the show thousands protested in istanbul after turkish president at a one pulls out of an international treaty to protect women who can spot one supporters say the pact damages traditional values. and the great closing in on. in the bundesliga and keep scoring goals at his club i keep on winning. a match and held welcome covenanted in fiction rights are rising across europe as the continent battles a 3rd wife of the virus poland is one of the hardest hit and new lockdown restrictions come into force on saturday much of public life will shut down for at least the next 3 weeks in an effort to bring the virus under control paul and has experienced an exponential growth in cases of the last month the growing numbers of people are putting severe a burden on the health care system and hospitals a struggling to cope with new admissions. well so 1st responders at their limits one in every 3 course i get is a cut of the damage and see. more and more younger people are coming down with the virus like these 45 year old mother of 3. she

hi from istanbul this is a handy w.'s correspondent in technique and i would like you to get to know a musician who is rebelling against the ordinary with her unique sounds and her outspokenness on women's rights issues here in the country now. turkey's psychedelic rock star gaius watches. a mini bus ride through a parallel universe and a woman who actual is in the driver's seat. she loves to bring together traditions and modernity that sounds she revived psychedelic rock a sound that was lost truly popular in turkey in the 1970 s. . guy who lives in cuddy curry on the asian side of istanbul. it's a district known for its many bars and clubs at least when there is no pandemic. this is where she grew up. some of them most of my childhood memories are about music and when i dreamt about my future the music was always there for. today the 36 year old writes composes and co produces most of her songs herself. the fans love the unique mix of turkish music rock and post-punk. and many search gaius abstract lyrics for messages

we're not afraid of you and we will not comply shout the women at this demonstration in istanbul. protesting against what they see is the government acting against women. but you know i think the number of women being murdered is growing with it absolutely rock bottom they should be talking about how best to finally implement the istanbul convention but instead they just dropped it it's unbelievable you know. despite a dramatic increase in femicide in recent years turkey has pulled out of the convention the international treaty is intended to protect women and sexual minorities from abuse. president wretched bedouin withdrew in a surprise decree that he shrugged off accusations from legal experts and opposition groups that only the turkish parliament can make that decisions. our decision is final just like back when we entered into the agreement we're not leaving it no one else should get involved. in this and. analysts believe the outer one is playing to ultra conservative elements anchors of fishel reasoning the convention supposedly normalizes homosexuality undermining turkish

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guyon isn't patty curry on the asian side of istanbul. it's a district known for its many bars and clubs at least when there is no pandemic. this is where she grew up. some of them most of my childhood memories are about music and when i dreamt about my future the music was always there. today the 36 year old writes composes and co produces most of her songs herself. the fans love the unique mix of turkish music rock and post-punk. and many search gaius abstract lyrics for messages about the situation in techie. the whole country is a shisha cafe and we a suffocating in its smoke she sings and bottom is that tosh. left us all work and used it's really become more and more difficult to breathe in this country because there's a lack of justice and rule of law. if. that is deeply wounded the society. i feel very injured to. it's time for us to stand up for and support each other here in turkey and elsewhere in the world the. guy is most concerned about the situation of women in turkey right schools warned that domestic violence is on the ris

doesn't go to walk one of istanbul's high rise office buildings but on it job is to keep it shiny and squeaky clean. 130 meters all our equipment consists of a sponge so people. just screechy she's the only woman in turkey who does this hazardous job. though when i look down from here i feel as if the world belongs to me as if i were standing on top of everything most people never have a chance to experience that. starts every work day with a cup of tea she discusses the job with team leader more ought to have surely a former mountaineer he takes responsibility for getting everyone at this table or man except nasa up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman morata has ever trained for this line of work call i bates indeed the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again. i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training them until 2016. ounces daily routine was very different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and envied the facade cleaners throug

well in fact when take he signed the istanbul convention here in istanbul. and that it was seen as a great through in terms of gender equality but the discussion here the debate has completely changed last year senior politicians and president at once conservative islam is true to take a pee started to argue that this convention encourages and they said it's immoral lifestyles like homosexuality they were met with massive protests by women but now it seems the president is one that's what observers say both into the pressure coming from hardliners in his ruling coalition so he is trying to reenergize the conservative voter base amid voter base amid an economic downturn so that's what observers say that has domestic reasons what we're seeing here right now. the government not worried about on the wrist that this decision could provoke. this these protests are definitely not going to go away i mean we're expecting more of them i guess in the next days and weeks to come because even conservative goodman told me that they were in favor of this is to both convent

it was yulia han in istanbul now britain's prince harry and his wife megan has spoken on television for the 1st time since their exit from royal lies speaking with oprah winfrey megan who has a white father and a black mother revealed while she was pregnant and member of the royal family raise concerns over the possible steen color of their new bank she added that the intense pressure of life as a row as a royal drove her to suicidal thoughts and earlier we spoke to do w. correspondent charles pill in london to find out how people in the u.k. are reacting to this interview. dominated all the front pages all the conversations that we hearing with people on the streets this of course is an explosive interview it really was just one allegation after another and just to give you a sense of how big this was the couple revealed during that interview with the gender of that child that they're expecting a girl they will say said that they actually got married 3 days before the royal wedding that big spectacle that so many of us watched the news revelations alone it would have been enough to dom

nasa has little time to enjoy the view of greater istanbul with its population of over 17000000 and 161 shiny new skyscrapers over the past 20 years they for radically transform the skyline. the team complete with cleaning equipment and buckets of water balance along the latch. they proceed slowly secured by a steel cable. the red rope is not masses abseiling point. they lay mats under the safety ropes so they won't be cut through by the aluminum roofs shop at use later on finally they can get down to work. by now or will have already overcome her fear she chanced us to make sure that she doesn't drop her spawn. has to sew part of the aluminum for sod section by section. and. she and her coworkers have some extremely high brow discussions here. i've discovered a new movie a serious. have you seen it. you think. about you know emma there are ottoman folk poet. i really like it. and of. for training and such lofty heights in all kinds of weather. gets has a past. she and her male coworkers over 30 percent more per month than the average for turkey. part of the job nasa larm says more the

and anger on the streets of istanbul thousands of women rally against taxes government decision to call out of a safeguarding treaty. i'm here mohamed thanks for joining us police in belarus have detained more than 100 anti-government activists and a number of leading john ists local media reports say the protest in the capital was small and isolated but organizers are hoping to kickstart mass demonstrations which dominated headlines last year the movement began with the hardline president and xander look a shame co claimed victory in a disputed election in august. now among the journalists detained by the authorities is d w correspondent nick connelly he joins us live now from men so nic tell us more about higher doing and also what happened today. i'm fine i ended up losing 5 hours of my day compared to the liberation journalists i'm in a very privileged position having my media company behind me having the german embassy on my side journalists here in belarus are routinely sent to jail for long terms to journalists of beltz at an exile channel that works in poland are in jail for 2 y

that's all from us for now up next reporter visits istanbul's only woman facade cleaner i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour don't forget you can always get the latest headlines on our web site that still w dot com of course also on instagram and twitter you'll find us under activity that we use on the show for the thanks for watching. you on facebook and twitter. to date and to touch. the. international women's day. we're making women invisible a room blue world there and we protest to specially now because the sentiment is exacerbating inequality. easing with more fighting going to determine life in demanding change. africa will be developed when a guy is given the rights and chances make the choice. women fight. not just on international women. indeed over you. you. now. doesn't go to work in one of his temples high rise office buildings but on it job is to keep it shiny and squeaky clean. 130 meters off their equipment consists of a sponge soapy water and a screeching she's the only woman in turkey who does things hazardous job. though when i look down from her